They don’t play Pomp and Circumstance when you graduate from
the school of hard knocks. They play Another One Bites the Dust.
Is half a mind a zombie snack?
For Mother’s Day, I was at a restaurant where a stranger was
handing out roses to all the women. I wonder if he’s going to give out power
tools for Father’s Day.
I’m at the age where my packaging label reads “Some Settling
May Occur.” On the back it says, “Things
in the mirror are larger than they appear.”
Now that I’ve turned 50, offering to slip into something
more comfortable isn’t really a promise.
It’s a threat.
Why is it that a kid who can memorize a 37 key code to wipe
out a zombie apocalypse on a video game is puzzled by the Start button on the
washer?
Different age people like different kinds of cars. My boys
like the kind that get from zero to sixty in a nanosecond. I like the ones that
can remember where I was going.
My teenage son asked me, “How long does it take for a tree to
become petrified?”
I answered, “As long as it takes it to teach the twigs how
to drive.”
The last time I tried on swimsuits in front of a dressing
room mirror, I realized something. I’d
have to use Google Earth to get a picture of my butt.
Never wear a dangly charm bracelet when you have diarrhea.
If I can shop for everyone in my family without taking them
along to try on clothes, why do I never come home with the right size underwear
for me?
My dentist put my last crown in place with a nail. I didn’t know whether to write him a check or
charge it to my Home Depot account.
4 comments:
Haha! Really cute. I like the slipping into something more comfortable being a threat. :)
One thing I never thought would happen is that my sense of humor would heighten as I got older.
Ha! And I don't want to know how you discovered the warning about the charm bracelet...ew. ;)
Yup. I think the charm bracelet might need a post of its own. ;)
Diane, I know, right!? I really wish this column was fiction.
Ladies, let me assure you I no longer have that bracelet!
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