Honeymooner04
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Hmmm, how can I put this.....You're Funny!
Keep up the great work, I'm loving your trip report.
Keep up the great work, I'm loving your trip report.
Here ya goI am going to ask Mr. The King to throw some pictures up for me.
I love you too as I always have and always willAnd a P.S. for Mr. The King~ 11 years today you said "I do" and you are still here. I can only truly breathe when you are next to me.
Ah, yeah . . . the thing is, it's good to keep your internent pseudonym. That way you won't feel bad when one of us bumps into you and casts a sideways glance and wonders why this woman tortures her poor children with senior citizen soft-porn instead of letting them splash in the Hippy Dippy Pool.Gosh we are weird. Typing up our weirdness like a term paper really sheds some light on our bizarreness.
That's just a funny sentence.Where am I going with this? Well, as usual, I am going to talk about my body hair.
And so is this one.Now in our defense, Mr. The King and I were only thinking about ourselves.
All of the things you posted about your granddad were really cool. Made me miss my grandfather very much.The Greatest Lesson….Make a huge impression on your granddaughter, so that when she thinks of you she smiles
I am so proud to be your granddaughter. I love you very much.
Is your cooking so bad that your husband has taken to eating pictures? No wonder he's vomitting them up! Photopaper can be toxic.I am going to ask Mr. The King to throw some pictures up for me.
Every family has one. In our family, her name is Aunt Barbara. She's the one who can, and does, eat through anything. We have no Uncle Bob. Thankfully.Then, bless him, he launches into a description of his own medical problems.
And then breaks down crying.
Loudly.
Into the microphone.
For a while.
Where do you look during a display like this? Is it appropriate to take a sip of soda when it occurs to you that the speaker is going to cryfor a really long time? I mean, getting up to fetch more food from the buffet was obviously poor manners, but could I continue eating?
Does a grown man crying about himself into a microphone warrant the respect of say, a preacher?
The crying continued on.
I tried to cut into my delicious looking ham slice.
Without moving my arms.
Then, I pretended to sneeze, using the motion to fling the fork with the ham towards my mouth.
I chewed using little tiny chomps.
The only thing more horrendous than this was the picture you posted of the disturbing event. I am numb. But I laughed like a 16 year old drunk on Mad Dog 20-20 for a long time when I read this.But, as is known to happen with septuagenarians, one of the ladies got rowdy. She had to top the rest of the woman by simulating a lap dance. Which became a scooter Dance. After someone helped her get her leg over the scooter.
Loved this update. Your grandfather sounds like an amazing man...your uncle![]()
Can;t wait to hear more![]()
I like you - I do. But right now I am crying.May I have my Uncle Bob moment in peace, please? Thank you.
I recognize the love you have for your Grandfather. I have it for mine. He's been gone almost a year now, but not a day goes by that I don't think of him and love him just the same. Thank you for sharing such a beautiful story.
I am happy to hear your Poppys party went so well! I love the surprise parties! Can't wait to hear more about your trip! I am really enjoying reading along.
Your grandfather sounds great! How nice that he has so much energy and love for fun in him at that age.![]()
What a wonderful tribute to a wonderful man. He sounds truly fantastic. It sounds like your grandparents really live life to the fullest![]()
Thank you for sharing this!
Awwww. Mrs. The King. And here I thought you were just funny. But, you're not...funny...only. No sirreebob. You're sweet, and articulate, and a beautiful writer. Your children are so lucky to have experienced such a wonderful family gathering...with a wonderful mommy...and a wonderful poppy.
The lap dance...how can I respond to the lap dance...
And...Happy Anniversary honey.May you and Mr. The King have lots of lap dances...just the two of you.
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Hmmm, how can I put this.....You're Funny!
Keep up the great work, I'm loving your trip report.
Love your trip report!! Keep up the great work!!
Love,
Mimi
Yep just as funny as the first
So pleased your Poppy survived the surprise He sounds like a wonderful man and your pressie sounded perfect
You described the party to a tee. What a funny piece. It is the best part of our day. I read it to Dad. The Uncles speech story was the best and exactly as it occured. Every chapter becomes my new favorite. Your the Best!
That update was wonderful. What a way to celebrate a great man's life. You are so lucky to have a great family that is so much fun!!
Luv the pics .. TFS
Thanks for sharing the party and the pictures with us. It made me cry and laugh.
This was so sweet and poignant (yeah I had to google that after I typed it to make sure I spelled it right). Just as you had me all ready to cry, here came the lap dance!
So.... are you going to scrapbook those pictures???
I had to come in and say that I found your TR and can say I haven't laughed this hard in a long time. Thank you for that. The comments from ZZUB are priceless. I too have body hair issues. Is winter here yet? This summer thing has added way too much time to my daily shower ritual.![]()
I hope when my DH and I have been married as long as you have we can still bring out sentiments such as you have.
haha zzub is giving you a run for your money...or maybe adrive for your money
I won't tarnish your excellent Trip Report by saying it's all good. Especially since it's a little strange and mostly hysterical with a hint of pensive and a touch of Cocoon to boot.
Ah, yeah . . . the thing is, it's good to keep your internent pseudonym. That way you won't feel bad when one of us bumps into you and casts a sideways glance and wonders why this woman tortures her poor children with senior citizen soft-porn instead of letting them splash in the Hippy Dippy Pool.
Plus the no shaving thing is perhaps as embarrassing as the compulsory visit to the Canadian restrooms. Or not. We can leave that for others to judge. Point is: NEVER TELL US WHO YOU REALLY ARE!!!!!
just a funny sentence.
And so is this one.
All of the things you posted about your granddad were really cool. Made me miss my grandfather very much.
Is your cooking so bad that your husband has taken to eating pictures? No wonder he's vomitting them up! Photopaper can be toxic.
Every family has one. In our family, her name is Aunt Barbara. She's the one who can, and does, eat through anything. We have no Uncle Bob. Thankfully.
The only thing more horrendous than this was the picture you posted of the disturbing event. I am numb. But I laughed like a 16 year old drunk on Mad Dog 20-20 for a long time when I read this.
Hilarious as always! Thank you for posting this.
PS. Mrs. ZZUB, it has been almost 13 years since you said "I Do" to me. I know you regret that decision terribly. But at least I don't drag you to retirement community birthday parties where scary old women of questionable values (Hi Mel!) climb on board distinguished old veterans and commit unspeakable acts in front of our children. In other words, it could have been worse.
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Turn up the Bose Radio
The Lesson: The music sounds better when its loud
So what does a 90 year old man do when you give him a large shock?
Well my favorite 90 year old zooms in on his scooter one hand held high and does doughnuts like a Nascar racer![]()
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I think I am going to use that lotion a lot!!! On my dogs!!!
GREAT pic!
We have 8:30am reservations at Crystal Palace. What was I thinking? Tomorrow is also the only Magic Kingdom Extra Magic Hours. So we want to stay until they kick us out.
Chapter 5ish
Where were we? Oh, thats right, HEADED TO DISNEY!!
We stop for a minute to stare at the seen in front of us. Glittering, Huge bowling pins reflecting off the man made lake. Instead of garish and tacky, like any everyday item made that big should be, it makes us sigh with contentment.
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The Disney air is so much sweeter. It is full of promise.
Because of the cast black out we must use hard tickets my parents get from Disney as a gift once a year to get into the Magic Kingdom. The rest of the parks we can be let in on their Main Gate pass.
2:55am I call down to the front desk and request a mallet to the head to put my ridiculous head to sleep. Goofy shows up with a smile.
7:00am the alarm on Mr. The Kings cell phone rings.
Blast out of bed. Dress the groggy kids. Pack the bagalini. Antibacterial, check. Band aids, check.
Up next: Mrs. The King gets angry. In Disney. Oh My. [/SIZE]