Lois had a gyno appointment. When she took her morning shower, she hurried so that she wouldn't be late. After toweling off, she grabbed her daughter's lotion and applied it before she dressed and quickly left.
At the office, Lois was completely prepped for the exam, and you know exactly what I mean.
The doctor walks in, greets her, assumes his position and appears to be taken aback.
"Well," he says, "I see that you got all dolled up for me today."
Stunned by this weird statement, Lois thought maybe she was one of the statistics who finds out that her gyno is a perv.
But then he explained that Lois was extra shiny all over, in fact, sparkly--unbeknownst to Lois, her daughter's lotion was glitter lotion.
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Another true Lois story:
Lois was driving through a DQ with two teenage daughters, and in the midst of ordering, became tongue tied.
After several attempts to pronounce the item correctly and be heard through the speaker, she slowed her speech and clearly requested:
"That's two Penis-Buster Parfaits." (Peanut Buster Parfait)
Her daughters are still in therapy.
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Not a Lois story but DQ related: Another "friend" whose name starts with "L" (wink, wink) was at a drive through and asked her kids what they wanted. Her 10 year old son reading the menu replied, "I want a brassiere burger." (Brazier Burger).
Who knew the DQ menu could be so racy?
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1. What was the last song you listened to?
2. Have you ever had “buyer’s remorse” over anything?
3. What is something in your life that you are thankful for now that you didn’t think you would be at the time of the event? (Something that seemed ill-timed, inconvenient or hurtful which turned out to be a good thing)
4. Do you watch the Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade every year? If so, do you have a favorite float or balloon?
5. Share a quote, scripture, poem or lyric which has been an inspiration to you lately.
6. This is meant to be a fun question, and this is a G-rated blog, but please share a “guilty pleasure,” something that you enjoy that’s probably not the most edifying, time-worthy or healthy thing you could be indulging in. Did I mention--G rating?
7. What Thanksgiving food are you looking forward to?
8. What is your favorite book to read to children, or what was your favorite childhood book?
9. Do you collect anything? (Feel free to post a photo.)
10. Gift bags or wrapping paper?
11. Share an after-school memory from when you were younger. What was your routine like on an average day?
12. True story: Once, in a job interview, I was asked this question and told there would be no clarifying; I simply had to answer the question: “When you’re fishing, do you feel for the fish?” So what about you? When you're fishing, do you feel for the fish??
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