When the news broke about the FLDS compound in El Dorado, Texas, also know as Yearning for Zion, my thoughts were all over the place. Was this another Jonestown waiting to happen? Waco? I was (and still am) intrigued by the complacent demeanor of the women interviewed. Their expressionless faces seemed empty and sad to me.
I decided to go down to the Courthouse and help them cope. Here I am catching up with the head
Then went off to have some
This gal was the saddest.
It turns out she was unhappy with her uni-brow. I gathered them around me, and I gave them some
Meet my friend.....and tell me what you think? Same hair do. But there's a difference (no not the hunky men). See the difference? It's the smile....so really all these women needed was a friend and someone to teach them that a smile makes a huge difference. Like this!
I'm nothing if not helpful that way.
6 comments:
oh my gosh, your wasting my tax dollars, because I'm laughing so hard at this post, that I can't work. Can you tone it down tomorrow. Wait I'm not working tomorrow. Keep up the good work.
C.M.
Haha! You seriously have way too much time on your hands! I used to LOVE Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman!
unibrow indeed. Someone needs to give that girl a mirror.
Hey, you need to use this icon/graphic thing I saw...
it's on the ocregister front page, it is that section that changes pictures so you might not see it right away.
It's an article about mom's advice and it has a great vintage style icon of a lady holding up a box that says, "moms best advice"
check it out.
I needed a laugh - thanks for delivering. :)
Now that is too funny...I am just getting around to visiting my blog sites and I had to laugh at "Grandma J" in the photos!!
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