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January 19, 2009
Good Morning [Dan Collins]
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Comment by serr8d on 1/19 @ 6:48 am #
I swear that’s the first time I’ve ever seen ‘upscale’ used in conjunction with a trailer park.
Comment by happyfeet on 1/19 @ 6:50 am #
Mr. Reynolds is all about the upscale trailer park thing. It’s the future.
Comment by happyfeet on 1/19 @ 6:53 am #
It’s a future what has remarkably few dishes and where fruit is both handy and artfully arrayed. M’chelle will be a lot gratified I think.
Comment by Salt Lick on 1/19 @ 7:28 am #
I dunno, hf. It looks like there’s green dishes to complement the Granny Smith’s and orange ones to highlight the oranges. The future holds no peaches.
Comment by Salt Lick on 1/19 @ 7:32 am #
Oh, sorry, hf, you said “remarkably few” dishes, not none. I’m still waking up.
Comment by Carin on 1/19 @ 7:35 am #
Obviously, in the future there are no children. And, you never have company over for dinner parties.
Comment by MarkD on 1/19 @ 7:59 am #
No children? What will we do for grandchildren?
Keep that future, I want no part of it.
Comment by Carin on 1/19 @ 8:00 am #
Mark, if there are grandchildren, you certainly will be unable to invite them over.
No, I think this future is what my New York friends imagine.
Comment by cranky-d on 1/19 @ 11:01 am #
Well, children are inconvenient, you know. And messy.
Comment by Carin on 1/19 @ 1:10 pm #
And, sometimes – if you have too many – you have to buy those big jars of mayo at Sams.
oh the horror…
Comment by Spies, Brigands, and Pirates on 1/19 @ 2:12 pm #
And a minivan.
Comment by cranky-d on 1/19 @ 2:17 pm #
Mayo and minivans and messes, oh my!
Comment by Beth on 1/19 @ 9:44 pm #
Would you believe I missed my whole day, sleeping instead of doing any public service? ;)
Comment by Dan Collins on 1/20 @ 8:17 am #
Sounds wonderful, Beth. Did you have a dream?