Comments: Pants on the grond or tattoos...ugh...I don't care who wears em or has em...just not for me....now peaches..yum! Just finished some Hill Country peaches that were too devine to describe any other way! Sorry I don't know Jack but I think JS knows
Comments: Am I being judged by my cover for expecting my doctor not to smoke or my tax accountant to dress the part? Claudia, congratulations on raising a fine son.
Comments: Would someone refresh my memory? What is the highway Bob's peach stand is on? I am trying to tell a friend to go there instead of Hamm's. Thanks!!
Comments: Lynelle, I truly understand what you are saying...but you CANNOT judge a book by it's cover! I'm going to get personal here. This is a good story and worth remembering. My son, age 33, is brilliant, makes more than a simple 6 figure salary and is highly respected by all who know him. He is the most solid guy you could ever meet and faithful to a fault! He is discerning and compassionate...always for the underdog! He has lived debt free for at least ten years, including paying us back every penny for his college education which he did on his own because he felt good about it and he was appreciative of our hard work to provide him a good life. He's anything but a gangster! A couple of years ago he and a friend were in Switzerland and most of the hotel rooms were sold out due to events in the area. They went into a posh hotel late at night in their baggy shorts, tee-shirts and baseball caps (Oh, and they both have tattoos). The desk clerk said "we don't have any rooms"...but he hesitated, so my son said..."do you have anything at all?" The guy said "yeah, but it's $450 a night." To which my son replied, "what, you think we can't afford it?" They stayed there and after a very insightful talk with the GM the following morning, they got the room for free for 2 nights...that desk clerk blew it...there's a lesson here for all of us! Every mother in the world should pray for a son like the one God gave to me...tattoos and all!
Comments: God gave me a brain and, hopefully, good judgment most of the time. Still don't want my taxes done by a CPA with pants on the ground.
Comments: Shhhh! Barry...keep them in your closet...the doc keeps his ciggies in his desk and the taxi driver chews tic-tacs! It's all about perception and some folks believe they have an inside track even if the patient before them left their cigs on the doc's desk! It's a "judgement" call!
Comments: Jud: So, what's wrong with motorcycle jackets? Joan and I have several, along with boots, helmets, gloves, etc. Joan says I look macho in leather!
Comments: Jud, you are wise...it really isn't about what someone else thinks so much as the principle of the matter...no one has the right to cast aspersions on another's character on the basis of his/her appearance, but they do!
Comments: Sorry, guys, but I continue to think that intentionally buying oversized pants and having to hold onto them to walk doesn't look like something I'd want my accountant, doctor or lawyer to do. Wouldn't want a doctor with a pack of ciggies on his/her desk either, or a taxi driver with whiskey breath. Guess I'm judgmental.
Comments: I frankly don't care how others evaluate me based on appearance. Could anything be less meaningful? Those who know me, know me. As for all others, who cares? As that great philosopher, Popeye, once said: "I yam what I yam! (while those low riding pants look ridiculous to me, I harken back to our days of ducktails, motorcycle jackets, white tee shirts with a pack of cigs rolled up in the sleeve, white go-go boots, bellbottoms, long hair, white belts/shoes, Nehru jackets, Members Only jackets, double knit pants, cut-off jeans, mouton coats, jumpsuits, bouffant hairdos, etc., etc.) So, I think I will reserve judgement!
Comments: Casual words give cause to reflect! The world will forever judge folks on their appearance...that's just how it is, but God sees their hearts and that's all that really matters anyway. I just hate that anyone looks at another and decides their intelligence, values and character by their appearance! I know most folks do it, but it's really sad...on your worst day, do you want someone evaluating who you are by the way you look...I don't! Just something to think about!
Comments: Kathleen, I heard that sagging pants originated in prison, where belts are not allowed. If so, what a sad statement on pop culture. As a mature -- some would say overripe -- person, I just think it looks dumb. But then, I think backwards baseball hats remove a few IQ points.
Comments: For years I have been seeing young (teenage) men walking around with their baggy pants. Some of them have to hang onto them to keep them from falling down. Someone told me that this trend was started when the young gentlemen wanted to show off their cool, expensive underwear about twenty years ago. I was also told that this fashion statement has caused scoliosis in some cases. Do you think this fashion statement will ever end?
Comments: Leaving for a few relaxing days at Lakeway. Looking forward to skiing, and to making the rounds of the wineries in the area. The vintners love to see me (and my checkbook) coming! Of course, I'll get in some tennis also.
Comments: Our next door neighbor had a macaw that would sit on her shoulder when she went to the store. It was funny watching the neighbor mow the yard. The macaw would duck under the trees as they mowed. Sadly, about a month ago the husband was moving his truck and trailer around in the driveway. He put Patey on the fence and told her to stay (Patey was the macaw, not his wife). Patey didn't always mind very well. She hopped off the fence and Chuck felt a little bump as he backed up. No more Patey.
Comments: Sam, will they allow a parrot in the grocery store, if he just sits on a shoulder? Aargh!
Comments: Barry, it sounds like Cousin Johnny has inadvertently purchased capri pants instead. At least drop the black socks Johnny, or get a wide belt and a pirate's hat, and pass yourself off as Johnny Depp at the grocery store.
Comments: There certainly is a dominance on these sites by certain people, CKB... And we have all noticed there is a political and a religious dominance...Glad you have learned to say Namaste.. What Miracle has God wrought...? I say, let them wear whatever shorts they want to wear, and wear them with black socks if they want to do so... We do have our preferences... Princess Phones were a special part of our youth... That has passed, but who knows what will come next...? A Princess iPhone...? Happy Thursday..! ![]()
Comments: Barry, while John is shopping for shorts and groceries to assist Dru in her recovery, (
Comments: You know, I feel really out of touch since I can't remember what color our "Princess" phone was OR if we even had a Princess phone. I assume that this is a really important topic, but I just don't remember.And, please don't tell anyone, but most of my shorts are pleated, but unlike the "shorts" web site that I referred JS to, I do not wear black socks when I wear them. Thanks to all of you who have asked about Joan since JS mentioned on 2 occasions that she broke her wrist last week. Being a teacher, this will just about take care of the summer she had been looking forward to. Wait! I was mistaken. No one has asked anything about Joan. I'll ask her if she remembers what color her Princess phone was.
Comments: Can we please get back to discussing JS's capri pants? er, shorts?
Comments: Martha, you know that what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas. Silverdust twins? The 50's? Lynell, I thought you got off crack and had been clean for a while!
Comments: By Silverdust Twins, I was referring to a laundry soap from the 1950's. Googled it and discovered it's a porn site now. Sorry, fellows. I think the soap was packed with a dish towel inside, which probably cost the maker less than a box of soap would have. ![]()
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Comments: I don't know about white or turquoise but a pink vintage princess phone sold on Ruby Lane (an on-line antique dealer) for $195.00. I think mine was yellow but I didn't have it untlil 1966. I really waited a long time before becoming a princess.
Comments: I had the White Princess Phone when I was 16.. I also got grounded for 2 weeks because I couldn't stay off the phone.. I told my mother they were calling me.. She told me I had to learn to say "Goodbye"... I was not happy....
Comments: OOPS! Franklin 4- 3206
Comments: Franklin 4-3209....I can't remember the others we had but this is the last one we had before they changed. We always had one black phone until my uncle gave me a turquoise, Princess phone for my room! That was really something for me........same phone line tho...Ha!. I sure wish I still had that phone!
Comments: Barry, I said I was up to nonsense today, which means I do not want to work hard for an answer. If you know, spit it out. Jud, I am wondering why you have the perfect shoes and bag for John's micro-mini. Lynell, you better get bacl to the store and get one for John and one for Jud.
Comments: I rember having Whitehall, Franklin, and Federal at different times. John, I think you'd be adorable in one of Lynell's denim micro-minis! And I've got the perfect shoes and bag to go with it. |
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