A Visit to Toys'R'Us
I just got back from Toys'r'Us with my brothers and dad.
It was decent. We were trying to get some items from an Animal Crossing: Wild World promotion.
It took us a while, but we got all six of them! As a result, however, we ended up with at least six flagpoles. We got the last item-- a green pipe-- when we were leaving, and in the parking lot.
Can you say "woot?" I can say "woot."
Woot.
While we were at the store, though, there was this little girl who was hanging around me. I didn't know where her parents were, and the little girl in question was too young to talk very well. (She sounded like she was, for the most part, speaking squeaky gibberish.)
She really liked me, though. I watched her for a while and made sure she didn't run off too far before her mom came up.
She was a sporking adorable kid. She hugged my legs. It was sweet.
Um... I guess that's about it. I just want to take a bath. But, I'm waiting for my brothers to get out, first.
Whee.
It was decent. We were trying to get some items from an Animal Crossing: Wild World promotion.
It took us a while, but we got all six of them! As a result, however, we ended up with at least six flagpoles. We got the last item-- a green pipe-- when we were leaving, and in the parking lot.
Can you say "woot?" I can say "woot."
Woot.
While we were at the store, though, there was this little girl who was hanging around me. I didn't know where her parents were, and the little girl in question was too young to talk very well. (She sounded like she was, for the most part, speaking squeaky gibberish.)
She really liked me, though. I watched her for a while and made sure she didn't run off too far before her mom came up.
She was a sporking adorable kid. She hugged my legs. It was sweet.
Um... I guess that's about it. I just want to take a bath. But, I'm waiting for my brothers to get out, first.
Whee.