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It's very difficult to decide which of the many, many toys in the toybox is the right toy...
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Toyboxes are such an adult idea! So sterile and boring! They just don't understand; toys are meant to be spread out, where they can be appreciated / walked on / picked up and chewed.
Keeps a girl busy all the time, just repairing the mess adults make.
I have a dog that does the same thing. At least you have a hope of teaching her to put them away.
I like the toys, that was a very excellent octopus she discarded just before her final choice of the - what was that, anyway? A doll in a dolphin suit?