I think Steve's been spending a little too much time at the hospital. He was reading Allison Disney's Cinderella as a bedtime story. I overheard him tell Allison that Cinderella had two wicked stepsisters, Drizella and "Anesthesia."
Oh, and just to clarify, the creepy Thanksgiving poem was a joint effort with my husband. I promise that we aren't really that scary--it was kind of an inside joke gone bad.
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5 comments:
Now she blames her husband. "Yes, Dear."
I thought the poem was hilarious- I'm hoping you two collaborate again in the future!
Funny, I would have thought that "Anesthesia" would have been a good step-sister!! (She'd be so painless, ya know?!)
Patty, you are hilarious! Excellent point about the painless stepsister. The poem was a little creepy, but that is ok. I liked that it was a collaborative effort. With your husband's crazy schedule, it is good that you spend some "quality" time together!
I thought the "Anesthesia" stepsister comment and the poem were funny! I like to laugh... though I do get caught up in life and forget to do so at times. So, thanks for the opportunity to laugh!
Love it! Hopefully Steve gets a day off sometime soon!
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