A To-Do List<\/b><\/p>\n
— *BRING BOOK<\/i>*
\n— ask Allie what color her room is
\n— decorate locker
\n— go to pool
\n— wash t-shirt
\n— *FIX CIRCLE NECKLACE!<\/i>*<\/p>\n
My 10-year-old son found the above list in his library book. He showed it to me and we laughed and laughed. There is just something about finding other people’s lists — I just like it. Other people’s agenda can be quite interesting. Like the time I found the list that Jon’s centenarian aunt had made before a very special<\/i> dinner and left in the cookbook that I inherited. I’m not sure, but I think that Aunt Jenny must have had a very exceptional meal that night. And, Jon and I agreed that if the above list was our list, well, we’d knock it out in like 5 minutes and spend the rest of the day drinking sweet tea or maybe margaritas.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
A To-Do List — *BRING BOOK* — ask Allie what color her room is — decorate locker — go to pool — wash t-shirt — *FIX CIRCLE NECKLACE!* My 10-year-old son found the above list in his library book. He … Continue reading