running out of things

[Guest guest]

I cured my nephew Mo of that. I had just struggled

throuigh the rain with all my groceries and asked him

before I shopped if he needed anything and of course

he said NO and he never wrote anything on the grocery

list in the kitchen either. He comes to meet me at

the back door to tell me he was out of deodrant. I

said, oh well I'm not going back out in that traffic

and pouring rain for you so tomorrow at school you can

smell like a chick and wear my deodrant of go

without.........hahahahaha He went without and you bet

he wrote on the list after that one. Now filling the

ice cube trays, forget it! He just won't!

Donna

 

--- Amy <sandpiperhiker wrote:

 

 

> *lol* I've gotten around waiting for him to tell me

> when he needs

> soap, mouthwash etc by just checking once a week

> myself.

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Now I've been happy lately, thinking about

the good things to come; and I believe it could be,

something good has begun.

Source: Peace Train by Cat Stevens

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

> I cured my nephew Mo of that. I had just struggled

> throuigh the rain with all my groceries and asked him

> before I shopped if he needed anything and of course

> he said NO and he never wrote anything on the grocery

> list in the kitchen either. He comes to meet me at

> the back door to tell me he was out of deodrant. I

> said, oh well I'm not going back out in that traffic

> and pouring rain for you so tomorrow at school you can

> smell like a chick and wear my deodrant of go

> without.........hahahahaha He went without and you bet

> he wrote on the list after that one. Now filling the

> ice cube trays, forget it! He just won't!

 

 

Good for you! Ha! :-) Seems like most apartments we'velived in lately

have all had ice makers in them. We usually only turn them on though,

if we have someone coming to dinner.