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| Frank had that unique ability to first fill a room and then immediately empty it when he broke out his one big party trick, an all-gas performance of "When the Saints Go Marchin' In!" |
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| Initially, Sylvia and Kevin were elated to see the Mercury Falls Welcome Wagon heading up the driveway until they noticed that most of the basket's contents were either expired canned goods or bakery items with a red half-price sticker on the side... |
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| Mildred loved both her new sable capelet and her new Buick Regal, but secretly wondered just how in the world Morgana was able to afford such lavish gifts to her on just an assistant librarian's salary... |
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| Cissy and Mike stopped off at Uncle Bert's to inform him of their recent, hurried wedding, but decided not to let him in on the pending arrival of their baby due to overly-sensitive Bert's condition. |
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| When she left the house, Betsy had serious doubts about the fit of her new dress from The Pink Poodle, but within moments of heading to the bus stop, she knew she'd in fact made just the right choice! |
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| Roger knew that he'd let his buddy Jed fix him up with some real dogs on prior blind dates, but things really took a turn when he came over to Jed & Donna's and met Millie! |
3 comments:
I thought it was Frank's moustache that emptied the room. he would look a lot better without it.
I am smitten by the guy in white pants at 5955, fascinated by the woman in the mirror at Uncle Bert's place, and rather peeved that I wasn't in town and missed the Kajagoogoo concert below.
Rare is the man who looks good in only a mustache with no goatee (or clean-shaven altogether!), and I don't think Frank broke that rule!
Knuckles, several FB people became fascinated by the lady in the mirror (one said she was disguised as a floral easy chair!) Naturally, I like the guy in the pants, too!
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