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Those were all cute, but the little girl at the table was especially good. Thanks for the laugh.
Ditto
So good all Doc.
Plus (having cats):
The Tupperware thing…..I had a dear friend who wore herself out cleaning/organizing her home every day….to the point that her kids….the age of my young kids at the time, could not play or touch their toys. I loved her dearly….but often said that I did not want my tombstone to say “Here Lies a Woman Who Kept a Spotless Home.” Sadly, she has been dead for years now, way ahead of her time…& no one cares or remembers that she kept a spotless home. They only remember her through her children, who, unfortunately, or predictably…have many social/emotional issues we are all aware of in the community.
At first, I thought you can’t top IKEA. Then I scrolled to the Aunt Edna picture!