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Frank and Ernest by Thaves for November 08, 2022
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The dude from FL Premium Member over 2 years ago
Typical mother
enigmamz over 2 years ago
I would’ve been wearing them all summer?
Did your house have AC? Lucky you.
kelloggs2066 over 2 years ago
Ha! :)
The Reader Premium Member over 2 years ago
Moms are funny that way.
blackman2732 over 2 years ago
I wish I had thought of that.
SuperAndy Premium Member over 2 years ago
Gorgeous background, Thaves! Love your art.
InTraining Premium Member over 2 years ago
better keep them on when you rake them leaves… suggest you make a big pile… then you can jump into it…!
uniquename over 2 years ago
My hands always got cold on their own. I never understood how everyone else was so much warmer than me. Still don’t.
exness Premium Member over 2 years ago
As a woman of a certain age, I don’t understand how my body can feel like it’s on fire but my feet still feel like ice cubes.
KEA over 2 years ago
mittens were the pits
paranormal over 2 years ago
I fail to see the logic in that…
mourdac Premium Member over 2 years ago
Me with the grandkids.
Drgnslr Premium Member over 2 years ago
A sweater is something you put on when your mother is cold. “Go put on a sweater, this house is freezing”
WF11 over 2 years ago
My experience exactly. I remember having to wear gloves to a friend’s birthday party when I was about 8 or 9 (this was California, and it wasn’t really very cold). Of course I didn’t want to wear them and unfortunately I lost one of the gloves. She ended up calling the parents of all my friends looking for the glove (talk about embarrassing for me!). She still hadn’t gotten over the infamous lost glove incident decades later!
On a related note, there is a bit in my family’s old home movies from the mid 1950’s where we are having a picnic. It looks like a nice sunny day. I’m little more than a toddler and all bundled up; my mother is wearing a long overcoat and trousers; and my father is in shirtsleeves.
paullp Premium Member over 2 years ago
My favorite dialog on this topic, between my mother and me, went as follows:
Mom (as I’m heading outside): Where are your gloves?
Me: They’re in my pockets.
Mom: Well, they’ll keep your pockets warm.