Yes, it wasn’t a misprint.
I did ask you if you were prepared for Christmas blister package
accidents? Every year we buy presents
for our friends and loved ones in hard clamshell blister packages. So it is one rip and tear away from a
Christmas blister package accident!
Gifts, especially for children are so exciting and they dive
in headfirst ripping off the paper, then alas, struggle with the blister
packages. The thing is, blister packages
don’t rip. They are steel trap
strong. And personally I don’t
understand why small toys need to be locked fort Knox-like. I mean you’ve already bought them for the
kiddies.
So you offer to help.
You rip, twist, and tear. And
even with your gym membership superman strength, nothing happens but
frustration. Your next step is to grab
the scissors but that only makes the plastic sharper. Pretty soon you will become a statistic of a
Christmas blister package accident.
“Geez, Dad, your bleeding on my super hero figures.”
“Will the blood hurt the batteries Dad?”
“Daddy, Mommy says you need to put some money in the swear jar.”
So what to do about Christmas blister package
accidents? Stuff your stockings with
plastic bandage strips. I know, I know,
it’s an odd stocking stuffer, but honestly you will be happy when you don’t
need to run out to a convenience store on Christmas day to buy some.
Just wanted to say that I’ve been busy with other websites
of late and have been a little lax on this my first blog. This blog I raised from a tiny tot, or should
I say Giga-tot. Anyway a friend pointed
it out to me (not giving out names, Fred) that I have let my little blog sit
unloved. Hope you enjoy my insights or
outsights however you may view them.
1 comment:
Yes, you have left this blog for too long! But, at least I can get you on the other one!
I agree, those packages are so bad! Great idea to have some bandage strips around!!
Hope everything is well Crystal, Merry Christmas!
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