Dear Suzan. I have missed a couple of posts here. The photos of your home is just beautiful. I can understand that it sold fast. I`m sure you will find a new home that will make you happy again, my friend. After your touch and care, it will be the most beautiful home, I`m sure.
Yep, my wife would be saying: I'm not sure what happened officer, he just woke up depressed and decided to end it all by drinking rat poison and then shooting himself eight times.
ahahahahaha! The Real Housewives of Mrs. Olsen's Neighborhood! I don't drink coffee so I don't really know how to make it. More is better, right? Mine's been called 'military grade'. That doesn't really hurt my feelings.
LOL- Those were so fun- I remember some of them...and we used to use Folgers when I lived in FL. I'd send them all to Starbucks now and tell them to get their own coffee-I'm mean like that. I loved that she discovered the MOUNTAINS in the last one. Looked like she had a couple of little mountains herself with the aid of one of those old CONE BRAS! xo Diana
Maybe it would taste better...over their heads! LOL... Those were the good old days? For who? Certainly not for women. Yes, we have come a long way...thank goodness!
hahaha, I don't drink coffee myself, so when I started making it for hubby, he would smile (with clenched teeth) and thank me. I finally got him to teach me how to make coffee. lol debbi -yankeeburrow
Did anyone notice Donna Mills in one of those clips? Too funny. It's hard to believe how women were portrayed back then...as complete idiots. My hubby would never get coffee again. Good luck getting it delivered to his cardboard box on the patio, too. ;)
Haha! It was hard to watch that without barfing, just a little! Funny stuff! BTW, Suzan, I mentioned you in my post today about my 6 months of blogging, to thank you!
Wow....how come it's always her fault??!! And..I love how several of them were anniversary ones..like that's the best time to be telling your wife her coffee sucks! Uh-oh..my anniversary is tomorrow.
Goodness! I forgot all about those insulting commercials. You should look up Lysol cleaner for feminine douche and see those insulting ads of the early 1920s-1950s. I did a research paper and presentation for a women's history class on that subject a few years ago and had to bite my tongue! We have come a long way baby, is right!
I don't drink coffee so my husband makes his own. Saves the trouble! lol Some of these brought back memories...and yeah, we've come a long way. Debbie :)
That is hysterical - how far we've come!! I remember my FIL sticking his hand through the kitchen window and yelling "coffee" and my MIL go running to fill it for him. I told her I would never to that!! Famous last words - now I love to fill my husband's cup. But if he ever told me it was awful, it would be the last time!!
Due to a large amount of spam ( that I'm tired of going back to posts and deleting ) I'll be using comment moderation from now on !!! Can I beat these spammers at their own game? Probably not - but I'm going to try my damnedest !!! xoxo
Dear Suzan. I have missed a couple of posts here. The photos of your home is just beautiful. I can understand that it sold fast. I`m sure you will find a new home that will make you happy again, my friend. After your touch and care, it will be the most beautiful home, I`m sure.
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I can't view it for some reason :(
ReplyDeleteI am so old I remember some of those advertisements! I think I once had a husband that complained about my coffee making abilities..... :)
ReplyDeleteI agree with you, and I love coffee crisp candy bars! (thats where i thought you were going with this at first! lol!
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ReplyDeleteYep, my wife would be saying: I'm not sure what happened officer, he just woke up depressed and decided to end it all by drinking rat poison and then shooting himself eight times.
ReplyDeleteha!! I think Rick has it right....
ReplyDeleteHa Ha Suzan and I have to agree with Rick too. LOL!!!!
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The good old days?!
ReplyDeleteAnd so began the rise in the divorce rate!!!
ReplyDeleteahahahahaha!
ReplyDeleteThe Real Housewives of Mrs. Olsen's Neighborhood!
I don't drink coffee so I don't really know how to make it. More is better, right? Mine's been called 'military grade'. That doesn't really hurt my feelings.
LOL- Those were so fun- I remember some of them...and we used to use Folgers when I lived in FL. I'd send them all to Starbucks now and tell them to get their own coffee-I'm mean like that. I loved that she discovered the MOUNTAINS in the last one. Looked like she had a couple of little mountains herself with the aid of one of those old CONE BRAS! xo Diana
ReplyDeleteMaybe it would taste better...over their heads! LOL... Those were the good old days? For who? Certainly not for women. Yes, we have come a long way...thank goodness!
ReplyDeleteROFLMBO - I like Rick Watson's response!
ReplyDeleteMarie@InteriorFrugalista
hahaha, I don't drink coffee myself, so when I started making it for hubby, he would smile (with clenched teeth) and thank me. I finally got him to teach me how to make coffee. lol
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-yankeeburrow
Did anyone notice Donna Mills in one of those clips? Too funny. It's hard to believe how women were portrayed back then...as complete idiots. My hubby would never get coffee again. Good luck getting it delivered to his cardboard box on the patio, too. ;)
ReplyDeleteLOL, right on!
DeleteHaha! It was hard to watch that without barfing, just a little! Funny stuff! BTW, Suzan, I mentioned you in my post today about my 6 months of blogging, to thank you!
ReplyDeleteI actually watched that whole thing because it was so funny and so badly acted!! Good ole Folgers!
ReplyDeleteWow....how come it's always her fault??!! And..I love how several of them were anniversary ones..like that's the best time to be telling your wife her coffee sucks! Uh-oh..my anniversary is tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteGoodness! I forgot all about those insulting commercials. You should look up Lysol cleaner for feminine douche and see those insulting ads of the early 1920s-1950s. I did a research paper and presentation for a women's history class on that subject a few years ago and had to bite my tongue! We have come a long way baby, is right!
ReplyDeleteI don't drink coffee so my husband makes his own. Saves the trouble! lol Some of these brought back memories...and yeah, we've come a long way.
ReplyDeleteDebbie :)
That is hysterical - how far we've come!! I remember my FIL sticking his hand through the kitchen window and yelling "coffee" and my MIL go running to fill it for him. I told her I would never to that!! Famous last words - now I love to fill my husband's cup. But if he ever told me it was awful, it would be the last time!!
ReplyDeletehehe had to send this to my sister. i always comment on her coffee....poor girl
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