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| Petunia Potter kept trying to get Aunt Mrytle and Aunt Louise out of the kitchen so that she could roll up her sleeves and start on the redeye gravy, but they were so intent on arranging the parsley around the country ham that they wouldn't listen! |
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| Having been denied her half-day out of the office on the Friday before Labor Day, Barbara had no intention of letting her excursion plans fall through. Now 80% finished with a quick makeover on her cousin Frank, she felt that with some earrings and a tad more blush, she'd never be missed at the accounts payable desk... |
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| Sylvia had at last conquered her agoraphobia to the point where she could make it up the cellar steps and onto the pavement, though clasping the guardrail with both hands did make it difficult to water her thirsty plants! |
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| Jane was nervous about attending her 40th class reunion from Hudson High School and wondered if she hadn't clung a little too tightly to the past when it came to her overall fashion sense... |
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| Of all the many wineries they'd toured in the Rhineland, none was as fun for Kris and Dina than Falhausen, thanks to the generous samples that were given out upon arrival! |
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| Margaret had warned Randolph repeatedly that if she ever again tiptoed to the bathroom in the middle of the night and discovered the toilet seat up, he was going wind up in the doghouse for a solid week and she was always a woman of her word! |
3 comments:
Jane will be the life of the party and poor Randolph looks hilarious in the doghouse!
How come I never get those generous samples of wine?
Where did you find that photo of Judy Garland with Sorrell Booke?
One of my FB friends said that Jane looks "plugged in!" LOL I don't know that Randolph could so much as roll over in that house. I think regulations over the years have reduced the amount of wine that can be given out at "tastings." Ha!
Knuckles, this was in between takes of "The Judy Garland Show" which explains why Sorrell's guest appearance was edited out. LOL
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