I think getting rid of phone books should have happened years ago. Hardly anyone uses house phones anymore and if someone wants to find a number they can look it up on the internet. I think I've used phone books more to sit on then to look things up. Getting rid of phone books is also going to save a lot of paper. It's going to suck for all the kids who are too short to sit at the table, but it's definitely worth it.
I think getting rid of phone books should have happened years ago. Hardly anyone uses house phones anymore and if someone wants to find a number they can look it up on the internet. I think I've used phone books more to sit on then to look things up. Getting rid of phone books is also going to save a lot of paper. It's going to suck for all the kids who are too short to sit at the table, but it's definitely worth it.
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I think getting rid of phone books should have happened years ago. Hardly anyone uses house phones anymore and if someone wants to find a number they can look it up on the internet. I think I've used phone books more to sit on then to look things up. Getting rid of phone books is also going to save a lot of paper. It's going to suck for all the kids who are too short to sit at the table, but it's definitely worth it.
I think getting rid of phone books should have happened years ago. Hardly anyone uses house phones anymore and if someone wants to find a number they can look it up on the internet. I think I've used phone books more to sit on then to look things up. Getting rid of phone books is also going to save a lot of paper. It's going to suck for all the kids who are too short to sit at the table, but it's definitely worth it.