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Monday, June 1, 2009
The Power of Advertising
As we were waiting at an intersection on our way to Costco from White Cap, Will points to the sign and says, "Hey Mom! Is that the money you could be saving on your car insurance?"
Willl's one sharp cookie. 9. Thou shalt not bear false witness. It looks like we better out teach the world to save our children. Our kids take the TV and billboards as the gospel truth, or at the very least a powerful opinion.
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As we were waiting at an intersection on our way to Costco from White Cap, Will points to the sign and says, "Hey Mom! Is that the money you could be saving on your car insurance?"
My kids are the same way. They are constantly telling me I need this or that.
ReplyDeleteLOL! So funny, my boys do know the power of advertising. Maybe I shouldn't let the TV babysit them while I lay in bed and try not to barf?!
ReplyDeleteYour kids crack me up!
ReplyDeleteWilll's one sharp cookie. 9. Thou shalt not bear false witness. It looks like we better out teach the world to save our children. Our kids take the TV and billboards as the gospel truth, or at the very least a powerful opinion.
ReplyDeleteIn San Fransisco they had the Geiko blimp with they eyes "watching us" the kids even had to ask if we saved money on our car insurance.
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ReplyDeletevery interesting post.this is my first time visit here.i found so mmany interesting stuff in your blog especially its discussion..thanks for the post! Direct Response Copywriter
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