You Can See Them With Your Eyes But Not Your Hands!

When I built the display shelves in my office (and I use the term built rather loosely, since Uncle Glenn did the actual construction), I made it a point to install cross-bar locks on the oak doors.  I figured that some day in the future, there would be a little boy trying to put his grubby paws on my collectibles.

Three years later, I have finally had to lock the doors to the Transformers shelves.  Aiden is pointing through the glass and saying, “I want to see THAT one!”  Adorable, but frightening.  He has a thing for construction vehicles and he is now at eye-level with the Micromaster shelf (including the Construction Patrol).

I just told him that he could see just fine through the glass.  Those are too old for him to play with.  This didn’t make him very happy, but I gave him some other (broken and incomplete) Micromasters to play with, and he played with those instead.  However, the display cabinets will have to stay locked from now on.

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2 Comments

  1. TFG1Mike /

    Somehow when I read the line “I want to see THAT one” makes me think Aiden could be an evil toy collector in the future lol.

  2. @TFG1Mike: No more evil than I am, but I have been known to shove aside old ladies who get between me and shortpacked items.

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