Here You Go:
“Toy Packaging”
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I just heard this song by Sara Groves, and I think all Mommies around the world will unite with me [and Sara] in denouncing the accursed TOY PACKAGING! Yes, let us stand together in one accord and say, ” I will not be beaten… by TOY PACKAGING! Though toddlers and mommies alike are brought to simultaneous holly jolly tears by the barrage of twisty ties, plastic wing nuts, grommets, and [!] screws standing between ripped wrapping paper and contented play, we will not succumb to TOY PACKAGING. Yes, armed with a phillips head screwdriver, a Coke and the toll free number for Consumer Reports, we shall overcome… TOY PACKAGING! You sing it, Sara.
“Nothing makes me lose my cool like
Toy packaging
Ask the kids to leave the room for
Toy packaging
I have no choice the money’s spent
I’ve worked for hours to make a dent
I guess it’s anger management
Toy packaging
Nothing makes me lose my cool like
Toy packaging
Ask the kids please leave the room it’s time for
Toy packaging
I’m drawing up a battle plan
to extricate this robot man
My self-esteem is in the can
Toy packaging
In the old days you could hold a box and shake it
And hear the pieces rattling around
My eyes tear up with these grommets, tape and twisty ties
Remembering their beautiful sound
Toy Packaging
I love Toy Packaging
(Mom! Honey!)
Nothing makes me lose my cool like toy packaging
Kids you really need to leave the room, mom’s opening toy packaging
I’m sorry you have to see this sight
You must be brave, no please don’t cry
I promise it will be alright
I hope to have it by tonight
Nevermind this dynamite
Toy packaging”
Ha! and double Ha!
By the way, you can download this song along with the stunning “Joseph’s Lullaby” by Mercy Me legally and for FREE at this site: www.freeccm.com It’s available for a limited time, I think, but it’s a great site to check each month.
© Haley Montgomery
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HA! So true. I just disposed of around 87 industrial-strength twisty ties, 15 three-sided cardboard boxes (so they’re no use for anything else), and 12 1/2 plastic grommets.
Who comes up with this stuff? Do they think lots of people will steal the “singing/talking/ABC cuddly teddy bear” out of the store if it’s not secured to the over-large box with ten twisties?
:)