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1. about 12 years ago on For Better or For Worse

   My mom would freeze water in baby food jars & put one in my lunch to keep it cool. This was in the 1960s. She would pack bacon,lettuce & tomato in separate wax paper bags then include toast for me to assemble at lunch. Ah, the days of stay-at-home moms. She had the time and imagination to make a brown bag lunch interesting. And like Linus van Pelt, I got “commercials” in the bag. Talk about feeling loved & special.

2. about 12 years ago on The Born Loser

   He must be related to Brisco Darling.

3. over 12 years ago on Non Sequitur

   @wndrwrthg

   “Waiting will be filled.”

4. over 12 years ago on Bound and Gagged

   You tell them, Ron! It’s magic, pure and simple.

5. over 12 years ago on B.C.

   To my Mom (WWII USA Nurse), my late Dad (WWII USAF Pilot, USAF Res Ret. ), and my husband (Korea Era USAF Tech Sgt.) thank you for your service and your dedication to our country….from your VietNam era daughter & wife with love.

6. over 12 years ago on Frazz

   It’s never too late to have a happy childhood.

7. over 12 years ago on Arlo and Janis

   To Gene and Mary Lou – May you live as long as you wish and love as long as you live. (Lazarus Long, aka Woodrow Wilson Smith aka “The Senior”; Robert A Heinlein – RIP),

8. over 12 years ago on Herman

   My dad used to say my brother and I ordered from the right hand side of the menu…the side with the prices!

9. over 12 years ago on For Better or For Worse

   My mom had my younger brother and me doing “chores” suitable to our ages from about 3 yrs old. We didn’t know they were “chores” as she disguised them as fun and helping mommy. They kept us out of trouble and helped us learn new skills. We emptied wastebaskets, folded laundry, shelled peas, tore up lettuce for salads, etc. Of course, this was the 1950s, she was a stay-at-home mom, and discipline wasn’t a dirty word. We were taught manners, responsibility, and that we weren’t the center of the universe…our dad was!

10. over 12 years ago on The Born Loser

    Amen, Gladys!