Well folks, here I am back from my vacation, and I am pleased to see that our blog is still up and running. I admit, I didn’t know what kind of mischief Margie would get into with me gone, and I was worried that she’d get so out-of-control that the FCC might close us down or something. She seems to have taken mighty good care of the blog, so I guess I owe her some gratitude for that.
As you can see though, my sister has made herself scarce for my return. She’s probably taken Cousin T and hidden them both away somewhere. And you know, I’m not a bit surprised that they’re hiding out, considering what the two of them did to my bedroom while I was on vacation! I have told her a thousand times to leave my things alone, and I was even nice enough to let Cousin T use my room while I was gone—with a few rules, mind you. So I don’t know where in the Sam Hill she got the idea that I wanted an Extreme Bedroom Makeover!
You know, this is just like her, she gets a wild hair and then just barges on ahead and does as she pleases. I swear, she’s no better than those Biddys I went to Florida with. I won’t get started on those two, since I’m sure none of you want to read any more about my harrowing experiences. Let’s just say that I wasn’t sorry to see the back of the Biddy bus as it left town.
Anyway, Margie and Cousin T had better keep a low profile for a while, because when I find them I’m going to kick their patooties to kingdom come and back. I swan, I no sooner leave town than those two get in the special tea and start getting all kinds of crazy ideas.
Now, you all will have to pardon me, I have to go unpack. And since I know that my bedroom makeover was just Margie’s excuse to go snitch my valuables, I’ll be taking inventory in her room and getting my things back. She’d better not have stolen my Supernatural DVDs again, or that will just be the last straw! Tell me folks, can you divorce your sister?
Showing posts with label hometown. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hometown. Show all posts
Thursday, July 31, 2008
Tuesday, March 25, 2008
Margie and Edna's Sentimental Journey
Edna: Margie, we've seen so much upheaval in town lately, I was thinking about how things were in simpler and kinder times.
Margie: Edna, let's watch that moving picture you made.Edna: I love our little town Margie, how did things change so fast?
Margie: People got mean and greedy, Edna.Edna: You're so right Margie. I never thought it would happen in our town, but I guess it can happen anywhere.
Margie: It's all over the world, Edna. Sad state of affairs.
Edna: Do you think we can do anything to save our little town and get it back to the way it used to be?
Margie: I think we can, Edna, through sheer force of will.
Edna: I surely do hope you're right Margie, because I miss the way things were.
Margie: Me too, Edna, but we still can have a cordial and discuss it.
Edna: Good idea, let's go do that now.
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