Shoe by Gary Brookins and Susie MacNelly for February 20, 2023

…..and rosy.

I connected with it. She did me a solid. Melted my heart and fastened me right down. She was red hot.

My mother worked in the Willow Run assembly plant during WWII although she wasn’t’ a riveter.

You would get an “A” from me for that!

And on the other side, there was Tokyo Rose!

The Soviets went further in WWII. They employed women as military pilots and as sharpshooters in the army.

“Female Icons of World War II”. Can I pin them up?

Duh?

My grandmother’s real name, which I discovered when trying to visit her in the hospital before she died, was Rosie Avanell. She installed bomb sights in B-25s during WWII in Ft. Worth.

“I’m sorry. I don’t do impressions.”

Nailed it…

Good one, Skyler.

A little obvious, there, Skyler. It’s a C-lever response.

I was bolted to my seat rooted as I read…

It is if you understood…..

Skyler needs a rosier outlook on life.