Froggy, I hope you feel good today and hope Pollywog's back is better. You are both in my prayers every day.
Questions about my son: He's going to Korea for a year to teach English (and meet his future in-laws). We will see each other on Christmas and college graduation, then probably won't see each other again until next Christmas.
It is odd that my little baby boy is a man and that our lives are entering new chapters. Talk about cutting the apron strings!
Yeah, Eva, a gritty backed-up tub, a sink full of dishes we can't wash, and a vanity I can't wash my face at without getting my elbows wet has always been a tremendous day brightener for me! (Pollywog walked in and said 'GOOD MORNING, VIET NAAAAAAAM! You know, from that movie? LOL!)
I love that Pollywog has that sense of humor! I mean, no matter how tough things get, she pops up with something hysterical. How can you not laugh and then, feel better? I know you know how lucky you are to have her!
Well Heck Darn! You guys have me so curious. What did I say?
I think the sense of humor runs in the family. I'm more of a one-liner like Henny Youngman. Froggy is a prolific writer.. and always has a little "kick" in the last paragraph. It's amazing how she does that.
You walked in saying, GOOD MORNING, VIETNAAAAAM. Froggy & I were talking about leaky pipes and standing water. I got an image of Froggy up to her elbows in water and you cracking wise with the good morning comment, like she was in a rice paddy.
Good morning to all!
ReplyDeleteFroggy, I hope you feel good today and hope Pollywog's back is better. You are both in my prayers every day.
Questions about my son: He's going to Korea for a year to teach English (and meet his future in-laws). We will see each other on Christmas and college graduation, then probably won't see each other again until next Christmas.
It is odd that my little baby boy is a man and that our lives are entering new chapters. Talk about cutting the apron strings!
Morning all! I'm a little sluggish this morning. Must be all that plumbing stuff from yesterday. (Right, Froggy?)
ReplyDeleteBack later.
Surfie, you sound so happy--that's nice!
ReplyDeleteYeah, Eva, a gritty backed-up tub, a sink full of dishes we can't wash, and a vanity I can't wash my face at without getting my elbows wet has always been a tremendous day brightener for me! (Pollywog walked in and said 'GOOD MORNING, VIET NAAAAAAAM! You know, from that movie? LOL!)
I love that Pollywog has that sense of humor! I mean, no matter how tough things get, she pops up with something hysterical. How can you not laugh and then, feel better? I know you know how lucky you are to have her!
ReplyDeleteI just spewed water all over myself with what Pollywog said. Cracked me up!
ReplyDeleteWell Heck Darn! You guys have me so curious. What did I say?
ReplyDeleteI think the sense of humor runs in the family. I'm more of a one-liner like Henny Youngman. Froggy is a prolific writer.. and always has a little "kick" in the last paragraph. It's amazing how she does that.
You walked in saying, GOOD MORNING, VIETNAAAAAM.
ReplyDeleteFroggy & I were talking about leaky pipes and standing water. I got an image of Froggy up to her elbows in water and you cracking wise with the good morning comment, like she was in a rice paddy.