Showing posts with label Home Depot. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Home Depot. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 27, 2019

Thoughts on 'Progress'

I took this picture, because of this picture burned into my mind. 


One of my students tried to sell me on a mobile game. It was a bid for connection (and free), so I went ahead and downloaded it. It was also not my sort of game, but appropriate for Shane so I let him level me up some (My student will never know the difference).

Shane was hooked while Carrie looked at all the lights. I got nostalgic and asked to borrow her phone for a picture.

I get sentimental when I look at old pictures. There were a lot of great moments in between surviving parenthood!

Waxing maudlin prepped me to feel old when Carrie wanted to show us the new refrigerators. I do not need a touchscreen and speakers attached to my appliances. At all.


Carrie was excited about a new feature with a quick access button.


You click a button and you can access shelves.


Or you don't click the button and you can open the whole door.


My first thought, "Why would I ever want to open the same door twice and in different ways?" I'd rather open the door and get what I need than install a button that could break.

I was unimpressed. Probably a buzzkill, too, but I stand by my appraisal: The new gimmicks are overpriced, unnecessary, and not for me.....unless there's a huge sale and it'd make Carrie happy. I like sales. I, also, like 'ding & dent' discounts.

Tuesday, July 22, 2014

Absolutley Delightful and Humorous Dad (That's Me)

ADHD means I notice all sorts of random things. Things such as names on random pallets in Home Depot.


Shane may or may not take after his old man. He showed a lot of dedication to inspecting all of the toilet seats.


I don't know if that counts as distractible or highly focused.

Wednesday, April 23, 2014

Oh, Home Depot


Some pictures need no caption. Others beg to be captioned. I think this one manages to fit both categories.

Thursday, August 29, 2013

The Store Forest

Carrie, Shane, and I made a family trip to Home Depot tonight. We did a little research on replacing the banister that fell and did a lot of running around. 

Shane discovered the garden section and Carrie taught him a new game. 


Isn't my wife awesome? I don't think our trips to Home Depot will ever be the same. Shane's going to demand to hide in the trees and say "Tell Mommy come get me!" until he's ten. He does not show nearly the same amount of interest when I run around. Mommy has the magic and Shane is spellbound when she plays with him.

There was a weird lighting effect on my phone, but I took some stills, as well.