Picked up this postcard at a little gift shop the other day. I saw it last summer but didn't buy it, and I've been wishing I had it since. So definitely not an impulse purchase.
I was having dinner with a 17 yr old boy (the same dinner where I argued with a pirate) and giving him lessons in manners and dating while we dined. I told him that if he wore his ballcap all through dinner (as he was at the time) or a date, the young lady would just assume that was bald. Maybe you can send him the postcard to drive the lesson home.
By the way, I saw the young man eating lunch two days later; he was following my directions for proper table manners. I have done my good deed for the month.
Laura--yeah, I thought I'd try something a little different. :)
Shucks, Susan, I should have picked up a few more. We have a friend I want to send one to also. I was shocked the first and only time I saw him without his hat.
My kids will tell you I'm the best cook in the world--if I'm making pancakes or cinnamon rolls or chocolate sheet cake.
I love to bake, try new recipes, 'fill the freezer,' and have friends over for meals. I really like cooking for adults because they don't usually say '”yuck” or “I'm not eating that!” or my all-time favorite, “I'm fasting.”
It's fun to introduce my kids to some of the finer things in life—books, history, math, and old tv shows from the 50s-70s. Ahhhh...
I like to look for the humor in everyday life. I don't like having my picture taken or going to the doctor. Ewww, at least I don't ever have to do both at the same time.
Read our blog for awhile and you'll know more about all of us than you ever wanted or needed to know.
4 comments:
Donna, that is too funny! When I first looked at the picture, I thought it was Ron Howard aka Opie.
Ha! Hilarious!
Hey, you have redecorated over here, haven't you?
:)
I was having dinner with a 17 yr old boy (the same dinner where I argued with a pirate) and giving him lessons in manners and dating while we dined. I told him that if he wore his ballcap all through dinner (as he was at the time) or a date, the young lady would just assume that was bald. Maybe you can send him the postcard to drive the lesson home.
By the way, I saw the young man eating lunch two days later; he was following my directions for proper table manners. I have done my good deed for the month.
Laura--yeah, I thought I'd try something a little different. :)
Shucks, Susan, I should have picked up a few more. We have a friend I want to send one to also. I was shocked the first and only time I saw him without his hat.
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