Hi:
You have entered the blog of two grannies -- Rosie and Lady Kat. Between us we have almost 80 years of household and gardening experience. We would like to share our knowledge with you so please ask away.
Hi: You have entered the blog of two grannies -- Rosie and Lady Kat. Between us we have almost 80 years of household and gardening experience. We would like to share our knowledge with you so please ask away.
I don't know about Spic n Span, but I have another question:
How do you invite your two favourite people to come all the way to the west coast to visit you? Do you send a formal invitation in the mail? Maybe an e-vite? Or perhaps a blog post (hint hint).
Also, if said favourite people accept your invitation, what types of activities do you think they would like? Museums? Day trips? Spa days?
Mrs. Young: To invite your two "favourite"? people, you should ensure that the communication of the invitation is clear and unequivocal. For example, if you have a significant other who is sometimes "ridiculous" in his behavoiur, don't get him involved in the process. The invitees need to know that they haven't invited themselves and aren't imposing. But the female invitee would like to do wifely things like make dinners and other domestic chores while the male invitee plays golf, drinks in bars and acts like a jackass with the invitees partner.
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Just wondering(because Rosie really doesn't have all the answers) what happened to the Spic 'n' Span that came in a box?
Rosie
I don't know about Spic n Span, but I have another question:
How do you invite your two favourite people to come all the way to the west coast to visit you? Do you send a formal invitation in the mail? Maybe an e-vite? Or perhaps a blog post (hint hint).
Also, if said favourite people accept your invitation, what types of activities do you think they would like? Museums? Day trips? Spa days?
Hoping you can help,
From,
Missing Mister and Rosie
Mrs. Young:
To invite your two "favourite"? people, you should ensure that the communication of the invitation is clear and unequivocal. For example, if you have a significant other who is sometimes "ridiculous" in his behavoiur, don't get him involved in the process. The invitees need to know that they haven't invited themselves and aren't imposing. But the female invitee would like to do wifely things like make dinners and other domestic chores while the male invitee plays golf, drinks in bars and acts like a jackass with the invitees partner.
That should be "acts like a jackass with the invitor's partner". We don't want any confusion here.
awesome! I can't wait for wifely chores and drinking in bars! In July (or June, I forget already...when are you coming?)
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