Pluggers by Rick McKee for December 20, 2015

Online, in line… po-tay-to, po-tah-to.

I remember when the kids were too young to understand. We took them to Toys R Us and walked through the store. Bought the things that really interested them and wrapped them. Christmas morning came — Wow! Look what Santa brought to you! Good times.

The one and only time I stood in a line that long was when I bought a box of tire chains for my Mom. My left arm is still longer than my right.

Let’s see,, there are at least 10 checkout lines, that means one is open.

Many happy returns! Next week.

Now I can buy for them at hardware stores == the adult toy stores.

When our kids were little, we couldn’t afford anything at Toys-R-Us. Fast forward and $$ is no object when buying for the grandkids. Life is all upside down sometimes.

Kids don’t want what you wanted. Say it 20 times and keep it in your head.

The way it should be…

I hope that there was no announcement for a cleanup in aisle 7!