 |
| Until Joyceanne (far right) got married and the group became a double-act, Riki Tiki Tappy was a hot booking at quite a few VFW and Elks lodges as well as the occasional Shriner's awards dinner. |
 |
| Lunch with Aunt Lucille was fun and all, though her sandwiches leaned towards dry, but was disappointed Sandra was that she could never get a word in edgewise. While Lucille prattled on about everyone in the neighborhood and most of the family, Sandra never did get to expound upon what happened on the bus or in the school cafeteria... |
 |
| Phyllis was given strict instructions by her husband Carl that she could have all the fun she wanted to in Acapulco, but she was forbidden to bring home any more than one souvenir. Thus, on her last day there, she had to decide between her fetching straw hat... or Ramon. |
2 comments:
Couldn't Phyllis keep both the hat and Ramon and share with Carl?
One of the drags of a traditional marriage... No.
Post a Comment