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| And so Leoda sat waiting patiently for her blind date with Arthur, who'd clearly neglected to inform her that he was escorting her to a Sterling Silver Dinner Dance at which participants were encouraged to wear shades of black, white and gray... |
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| Poor Wendell just didn't have the wind in him any more to blow out 94 candles, so after a few spittle-strewn tries, he began patting them out with his hand! |
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| Tad had one hell of a time at Garrison's bachelor party, but having woken up on the fire escape of a pawn shop, with no shirt, shoes or wallet (!), he realized he was going to have a thumb a ride back to his motel. |
2 comments:
Where to begin?...Where to begin?...
First, I love Leoda's dress. Just curious as to what or who she can actually hide underneath it.
Secondly, poor, poor Wendell. I hope that his house was up to date with fire-code regulations.
Finally, Tad...I had pleated off-white Bermuda shorts like that. Unfortunately, I never quite had that body...On the other hand, fortunately, I never had that haircut either!!!
Ha! What Leoda didn't realize was how memorable an appearance she'd make amidst all the silver tones. People talked about it for years afterward. I hated bi-level haircuts even then, but I loathe them now! Tad was sort of dreamy otherwise, though.... ;-)
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