“What’s that?” Clem asked Floyd.
“Every time Super Genius Myrtle tells me how she’s decided I have to change,” his friend said, “I write it in the form of a New Year’s resolution and put it into the jar.”
“Way I see it,” he went on, “that way it makes its point, is inconspicuous, and makes such a pretty appearance, the way I’d like her to be.”
“Why’d she storm out of the house in such a nasty mood?” Clem asked.
“I made a slight error in judgment,” Floyd admitted. “I told her exactly that, in exactly those very words.”
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Funny stuff, maybe he should have kept his mouth shut!!
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Thanks. I’m pretty sure that would have been a much smarter, more prudent move
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Whoopsie! That didn’t go too well!
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Should have just clammed up.
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Yes he could have saved lots of trouble.
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Ha ha oops! I’m not surprised that didn’t go down too well 🙂
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Thanks I’ll bet that always leads to such big trouble~
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Oh dear indeed!
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Dear Larry,
I wonder if he was clueless enough to answer the question, “Does this skirt make my butt look big.”
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Hey maybe we should stick around to find out how that goes
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Sometimes, it is best to not be quite so honest… unless deep-down, he wanted the message passed…
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Yes maybe he’s up to something like that
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A jar of resolutions – but then those words…
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Funny but I wonder if he regrets saying that or not
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I assume he does . She must have set him straight by now
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