Attention Wal-Mart Shoppers

Note: Yea for me...this is my 100th post!

Tonight I went to Wal-Mart, and along with buying groceries, I bought Chloe's school supplies. For those of you with children, I would like to give you a few pointers as you also proceed with your back to school supply list shopping.

1. It is rude when I say excuse me to your child, when they are completely day dreaming in the middle of the aisle and blocking the entire passageway, to look at me with a "how dare you talk to my little baby like that" look.

2. It is annoying to allow your small elementary children to throw a fit in the middle of the crayola and folder aisle. Having an elementary child myself, I understand that you often cannot control them. In this way they are like small furry chihuahuas, but you can move them to another location to let their emotions out. Come to think of it, they are like small furry chihuahuas in this way too.

I need crayola products too, people. And, its not my fault Wal-Mart is out of the Brats brand folders.

3. The lunchable aisle. Lunchables (read--disgusting food children eat) are conveniently located next to food for families (read--bacon, lunchmeat, hot dogs, cheese, tofu, etc.) in my store. Allowing your child to stand in front of the luncahbles, and thus, blocking the "family food" (see list above) section is rude and uncalled for. Isn't it common Wal-Mart courtesy to move over so that a newcomer on the aisle can see what's stocked there as well? Children should not be exempt from this role. In fact, this could be one of those "special family learning moments" where parents teach there children common Wal-Mart courtesy.

This has been a public service announcement from the Pink Chihuahua Princess.

Hugs, love and 100th post chihuahua kisses