Same family - different standards
This is my idea of a tea party with mom. Who wouldn't want home-made spelt, carrot muffins???
And this is Auntie Moog's idea of a tea party. I wonder if Auntie Moogs has room for my suitcase and pack'n'play in her car??
And this is Auntie Moog's idea of a tea party. I wonder if Auntie Moogs has room for my suitcase and pack'n'play in her car??
posted by Colette D.M.J | 7:59 AM
5 Comments:
dear colette
i agree with auntie moogs that that is the idea of fun.that is pretty fun well i had better go
love ya,honey
love auntie teta
What's that quote, "Whoa to ye who scandalize one of these little ones; it'd be better if you were thrown into a pit" ....or something along those lines - I think it was Shakespeare or someone.
Um... I don't really think it is scandalizing. Doesn't St. Paul say something about "wine" (which, since I am now a Scripture scholar, thanks to my 8 weeks of Scripture class,I am pretty sure I can take the liberty of translating as "alcohol") being good for the stomach?? So really what I am being accused of is none other than teaching my niece and nephew to take care of their health. Also, I if I recall correctly, I think Chesterton says something about Catholics and good, red wine... Who am I to argue with such authorities!!!
To quote a dear, dear friend - "words are important". I'm not so sure that that your newfound liberty has been thought over for long enough - there was a reason that he said wine...:)
I agree with auntie moogs that she was just trying to teach her neice and nephew to take care of their health. A doctor, that we all know, has frequently told people that alcohol is very good for the heart. (Who knew medicine could taste so good??) Also, Auntie Moogs it was NOT Chesterton who talked about Catholics and good red wine it was , my dear, Belloc. Really when you are defending yourself it would be good to put true quotes. Love, Aunite Lulu aka Aunite Rosie
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