Wednesday, July 11, 2007
The Wallet
Received an e-mail this morning from Mrs. Buck (whose dad had come to visit the family last week); it read:
Your First Born was complaining to my dad last week because I accidentally washed his wallet. It completely fell apart and all of his cards, money and stuff were scattered throughout the washing machine. He said I owed him a new wallet. Well, I didn’t go get one so, he got a new one himself. This morning he showed it to "K" and said, “It’s Mommy’s job to check all of my pockets before she washes my clothes!” I said, “No, it is your job to empty your pockets before your clothes go in the hamper (if they make it there).” "K" said, “I agree with Dad!” I told Buck that I was going to tell his mom on him, so there!
Mom says -- "We women must stick together; therefore, he needs to empty his pockets before they end up on the floor, I mean in the hamper." That's Brotha Buck for you. ha, ha
Related thought: Wonder what her dad's reaction to that was.
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Hahaha!
I can picture Buck doing just that.
David -- I thought you would get a kick out of this post. ha, ha, ha
Buck's right! Mrs Buck owes him a new wallet! The law is very clear on this. The law of deluded husbands... :)
San najki -- you are too funny -- hee hee - I will just have to agree to disagree with you on that one. :-)
In all fairness if Mrs. Buck does decide to check the wallets does she get to keep everything she finds...like cash.
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Actually, Rosemary -- I believe Mrs. Buck meant that he needs to check his pockets to make sure the wallet is not in there before he puts them in the hamper to be washed.
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