"There are countless horrible things happening all over the world and horrible people prospering, but we must never allow them to disturb our equanimity or deflect us from our sacred duty to sabotage and annoy them whenever possible." -Auberon Waugh
Monday, March 7, 2016
If we're ever going to downsize...
...Mrs. Paco is going to have to stop picking up stuff the neighbors are throwing out.
Congrats to Mrs. Pack for the fantastic find! I'd say they'd be investments for Maggie's college fund but, now they're her new bestest friends.
I knew you lived in a good neighborhood (except for the Democrats), but it must be better than I thought. They throw out great stuff! Must have been a hoity-toity Democrat. Isn't it anti-American to throw out M&M icons?
At first it looks posed, but she has a kind of melancholy wistfulness which makes you look twice. Under the more smiling gaze of her portrait on the mantel. Yes, you've caught something special in that moment. She seems very photogenic anyway.
Well, she did have a virus of some kind; had been running a fever for a couple of days. That's about the only thing that makes Pacos melancholy (that, and no bacon to go with the pancakes).
Now there's something you'd never see in a communist country.
ReplyDeleteAin't capitalism great?
My word, is Maggie that big already? Time flies ...
ReplyDeleteCongrats to Mrs. Pack for the fantastic find! I'd say they'd be investments for Maggie's college fund but, now they're her new bestest friends.
ReplyDeleteI knew you lived in a good neighborhood (except for the Democrats), but it must be better than I thought. They throw out great stuff! Must have been a hoity-toity Democrat. Isn't it anti-American to throw out M&M icons?
At first it looks posed, but she has a kind of melancholy wistfulness which makes you look twice. Under the more smiling gaze of her portrait on the mantel. Yes, you've caught something special in that moment. She seems very photogenic anyway.
ReplyDeleteWell, she did have a virus of some kind; had been running a fever for a couple of days. That's about the only thing that makes Pacos melancholy (that, and no bacon to go with the pancakes).
ReplyDeleteDeb: Might be some folks who are feelin' the Bern! You never can tell.
ReplyDeleteA lovely young lady! Hopefully all that chocolate won't ruin her girlish figure.
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That explains it. Mona Lisa probably had a cold too, hence the enigmatic smile.
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