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Haha, priceless collection here, Meg! :)
May I add, “Bacon is NOT better crispy”? :)
Thanks Meg, funniest thing I’ve read in a long time.
Ok. Can I just say that it does not make me OCD because I don’t love it when you stick your fingers in my tea to take out the teabag. Thank you.
Re #27: this applies also to people slowing way down on city streets for no discernible reason. “Hello, Mazda-driving person in front of me? Why are you slowing down? You are now 15 miles below the already-low speed limit, yet I see no squirrels, cats, or pedestrians — or indeed side streets — that would give you reason for such pause.”
This is hysterical! I laughed out loud. Thanks for such a great list of jewels. Here are two of my own:
1. Cold weather is good for covering up those people who should never have been uncovered in the summer!
2. Questioning my motive when I am arguing usually ends the argument sooner–what’s the point?
Number 11 – big actual laughs
Number 24. Yes.
Should you not have considered number 11 before purchasing the hat?
Meg, this is better than the nog latte I’m anticipating! I’m glad I stopped in.
Dammit! I thought you already knew not to show fear to the Gap people! One slip and you’re done for, man! It’s over! They’ve won!
This is why I only shop from the clearance racks.
NO FEAR!
If your red coat looks good on everybody, perhaps a homing device is in order.
Thank you for a much needed laugh! I put in my vote for you on the blog awards :o)