Pluggers by Rick McKee for January 09, 2020

Ooh, (sarcastically) sign me up for the NAALB.

A plugger 7 10 split is nothing more than a very long time at the breakfast table.

Mr. Hochstetler called that correctly. OTOH, I wonder how he feels about “Hogan’s Heroes”?

I only keep what I need :-)

Christmas Card Return Labels..

Raffle tickets labeled

When I get them before the hubby, unless we’re out which we hardly ever are because most everything is done electronically now), they go in the “circular” file.

My wife gets them. I haven’t received any for decades.

They are also handy for putting on dishes taken to potlucks and books being loaned. Not only do my spouse and I get them every year from a dozen different places, but they also come for our kids living elsewhere, my folks (deceased many years) and a couple of relatives who have never even been to our house (along with their AARP and AAA ads as well). I’m glad we do recycling here.

Ain’t that the truth and I only keep the ones that have both the misses and my name on them.

Make a donation even once and you will be on that mailing list long after your are dead.

I used my most recent batch to save on moving costs… I’ve been sticking them on my bank checks printed with my old address…

They might come in handy with all those Christmas cards I’m never going to use.

One mailing is a lifetime supply for me. I bought a book of stamps three years ago, and still have 12 left! Now I see why they call them ’forever" stamps!

B4 the last move, I still had some left over from a move 25 years ago.

I use a few a year, so I only keep the ones with no pictures, or just an initial, and toss the rest. I also use them for property marking.

For a lifetime, unless you move.

Most of them misspell our names.

This is so true. We will never use all these address labels before we die.

Today, cannot see this strip in newspaper.