Comments on: Here's A Story . . . http://randywray.com/2005/10/27/heres-a-story/ Serving The Purpose of God In This Generation Mon, 29 Aug 2011 19:30:56 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Stoogelover http://randywray.com/2005/10/27/heres-a-story/#comment-774 Stoogelover Thu, 27 Oct 2005 18:09:00 +0000 http://www.randywray.com/?p=157#comment-774 I loved Steve's response! Hey, all you need to make life complete is on the way! Chipper should arrive early this afternoon. FedEx! We have several friends who have listed us in their legal papers as guardians of their children, should the unexpected happen. We now tell them they just can't all die at the same time! xfydpqa I loved Steve’s response! Hey, all you need to make life complete is on the way! Chipper should arrive early this afternoon. FedEx!
We have several friends who have listed us in their legal papers as guardians of their children, should the unexpected happen. We now tell them they just can’t all die at the same time!
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]]> By: cwinwc http://randywray.com/2005/10/27/heres-a-story/#comment-773 cwinwc Thu, 27 Oct 2005 17:54:00 +0000 http://www.randywray.com/?p=157#comment-773 Hopefully your "hearing" won't start to go on you anytime soon. I said that to tell my favorite "big family story." I had a college professor who came from a family of 10 (should have put that uterus in the hall of fame) kids! I think he was #5? He said his father was a very demanding / strict father. When all 12 of them sat down to dinner it was the general rule that everyone kept their mouth shut and especially if his father was ranting or raving about some issue of the day. He said at one particular dinner which happen to feature mash potatoes and gravy, his father was ranting and raving about the day‚Äôs events as the rest of the family listened in silence. He said he had the misfortune of being seated next to his dad during dinner on the day in question. As his Dad was ranting and raving, he asked someone quietly to ‚Äúpass the gravy.‚Äù His next memory is looking up at the ceiling as his dad stood over him. He had been the recipient of a back hand from his father. He started to ask his Dad what happened when he heard him say, ‚ÄúWho‚Äôs ‚Äúcrazy?‚Äù Makes me want to avoid homophones. Make sure Beth isn't serving mash potatoes and gravy until after Friday. sjqzw tyasepul Hopefully your “hearing” won’t start to go on you anytime soon. I said that to tell my favorite “big family story.”
I had a college professor who came from a family of 10 (should have put that uterus in the hall of fame) kids! I think he was #5? He said his father was a very demanding / strict father. When all 12 of them sat down to dinner it was the general rule that everyone kept their mouth shut and especially if his father was ranting or raving about some issue of the day. He said at one particular dinner which happen to feature mash potatoes and gravy, his father was ranting and raving about the day’s events as the rest of the family listened in silence. He said he had the misfortune of being seated next to his dad during dinner on the day in question. As his Dad was ranting and raving, he asked someone quietly to “pass the gravy.” His next memory is looking up at the ceiling as his dad stood over him. He had been the recipient of a back hand from his father. He started to ask his Dad what happened when he heard him say, “Who’s “crazy?”

Makes me want to avoid homophones.
Make sure Beth isn’t serving mash potatoes and gravy until after Friday.
sjqzw
tyasepul

]]> By: Z-man http://randywray.com/2005/10/27/heres-a-story/#comment-772 Z-man Thu, 27 Oct 2005 17:45:00 +0000 http://www.randywray.com/?p=157#comment-772 welcome to the 6 club. Gee, if we had known you'd take some extra kids we might not have moved away. To get the full effect, however, try it in a little Cape Cod with a small yard. Of course, you could get a friend to come over & help build an addition. welcome to the 6 club. Gee, if we had known you’d take some extra kids we might not have moved away.

To get the full effect, however, try it in a little Cape Cod with a small yard. Of course, you could get a friend to come over & help build an addition.

]]> By: Thurman8er http://randywray.com/2005/10/27/heres-a-story/#comment-771 Thurman8er Thu, 27 Oct 2005 17:19:00 +0000 http://www.randywray.com/?p=157#comment-771 Here's the story...of a man named Randy... Just remember, Mom always said don't play ball in the house. At the very least you ought to get to have Alice for the 2 1/2 days they are there. Here’s the story…of a man named Randy…

Just remember, Mom always said don’t play ball in the house.

At the very least you ought to get to have Alice for the 2 1/2 days they are there.

]]> By: meowmix http://randywray.com/2005/10/27/heres-a-story/#comment-770 meowmix Thu, 27 Oct 2005 17:03:00 +0000 http://www.randywray.com/?p=157#comment-770 Being from the rural south in my growing up years, I can tell you that, although your experience with two added people in the bathrooms, it is infinitely better than two added people and NO bathroom! :) It will be fun. And if we are to believe the commercials (once again), just tell Madison to make her friend a peanut butter sandwich, making sure to cut it the way her mother does. Reese might be successful with the same thing! Being from the rural south in my growing up years, I can tell you that, although your experience with two added people in the bathrooms, it is infinitely better than two added people and NO bathroom! :)

It will be fun. And if we are to believe the commercials (once again), just tell Madison to make her friend a peanut butter sandwich, making sure to cut it the way her mother does. Reese might be successful with the same thing!

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