Adam@Home by Rob Harrell for December 05, 2010
December 04, 2010
December 06, 2010
Transcript:
Clayton: How are we supposed to make a proper list for Santa when we get 10 new catalogs every day? Katy: Prioritization is key. Ditch anything in Earth tones or with the word "imports" in the title. Look for loud colors and impossibly happy children. Clayton: Sis, you are good. You have a real gift for this. Oh, I agree, dear brother. But if we play this right, we'll have MANY gifts. Clayton: Good one! Adam: Gosh, when I was a kid. There was just one big holiday catalog with everything in it. Clayton: See, I told you they had Christmas when dad was a kid!
alviebird over 13 years ago
And it came from Sears.
Destiny23 over 13 years ago
Actually Adam, when you were a kid, they still called them Christmas catalogs. And Christmas trees, and Christmas lights, and Christmas pageants – even in public schools!
cleokaya over 13 years ago
I used to love to fantasize as I turned through (what seemed like) hundreds of pages of toys. Christmas is definitely for kids.
twj0729 over 13 years ago
Bah humbug! If I had one wish, I’d wish that it was January 2nd!
Dry and Dusty Premium Member over 13 years ago
Oh the anticipation of the Christmas Sears Catalog arriving in the mail! Seems so long ago! (Gee, I guess it was, wasn’t it? Sigh!)
Redhead55 over 13 years ago
Dad always made sure the Sears Christmas Catalog disappeared as soon as it came in. Didn’t want to hear all the ooo’s, aah’s and sighs. You didn’t DARE say “I want” to him. You got what you got and be happy with it or ‘it could always go back to the store’. Now I’d just like to be able to be able to afford the trip to spend Christmas with the grandkids. Granddaughters ballet recital, grandsons kindergarten “holiday” play and the 2 little grandsons first Christmas that they are old enough to know whats going on.
serenasakitty over 13 years ago
I want toys for Christmas too. Just bigger and better toys.
comixmaster1000 over 13 years ago
Might work…
COWBOY7 over 13 years ago
Now my kids go online to “browse” the Christmas toys! The times, they are a changin’!
Saucy1121 Premium Member over 13 years ago
I can remember when most department stores only had a Toy Department between Thanksgiving and Christmas. The rest of the year, you might find one aisle with some puzzles or dolls, but that was it.
starlilies over 13 years ago
We also got the JCPenney one…