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Explaining to an American that a "public school" is a private school.
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Excessive posting? ... Interesting.....
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Explaining to an American that a "public school" is a private school.
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Except for the fact that private schools cost a small fortune. [emoji14]
Explaining to an American that a "public school" is a private school.
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Not much excessive posting as of late.
Enjoying a quiet evening on the couch. Kids asleep and a cold gin and tonic. Only thing missing is the girl.
I always thought things would be simpler with no one to answer to, and to have all the time in the world after the days work. Boy was I wrong.
Enjoying a quiet evening on the couch. Kids asleep and a cold gin and tonic. Only thing missing is the girl.
I always thought things would be simpler with no one to answer to, and to have all the time in the world after the days work. Boy was I wrong.
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Every now and then they are, for sure, but most times, man, the kids....they sure make you realize you don't have all the time in the world. You just do what you got to do and keep moving forward.
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Guess you haven't looked in on the WHAYWT thread then?
Too damn funny!
GHT
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I never miss it, but as I have just a baker's dozen of hats, it's a question of recycling, but I do have more floral, tropical, topical, Aloha & Hawaiian shirts than most, so I tend to show them off more. And there's always a hat to go with them, along with a much appreciated, appreciative audience.
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Hey, somebody had to do it.
Formeruser012523
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I prefer this one. A day late, I know.
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Good call. I only chose Daffy because, with his lateral lisp, he would pronounce "fourth" and "force" the same way.
I prefer this one. A day late, I know.
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And unbelievable scarf, woohoo!!
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That’s why he’s not wearing a hat!That is some sweet hair.
Formeruser012523
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Ha! Perms. Never a good idea [emoji14]Probably what a perm would look like on myself. Ugh.
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If I had hair like this I would never wear a hat!
Speaking from experience?
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Maybe if I had hair.... [emoji16]
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I just thought maybe you had a bad experience with a perm.
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No, I just remember them. I am not a fan.
Always reminded me of an old lady. Even on a young woman.
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I worked with a short guy with thin hair for over 20 yrs. One day he showed up to work with a curly perm trying to fill in & make his hair look thicker. I never laughed so hard in my life! The next time he needed a haircut he gave up & had it buzzed off & wore it that way the rest of his life.
