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3-year-old gets “it”

Posted September 28, 2006 at 2:39 pm by Prescott

Now I know why that Elmo complete DVD box set showed up in the mail last week:

Three-year-old Jack Neal loves cars — so much so, that while his mother’s back was turned he bought a Barbie-pink Nissan Figaro for nearly $16,000 on eBay. read the rest…

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