so the mom was very friendly and interacted with kendal and holly. she was one of those loud-talker types that wanted you to hear everything she was saying. like, when she was getting the snacks/lunch out for her daughter, she went into a spill about how she ate healthy and how "daddy" needed to eat healthier. she went ON and ON about how important eating healthy was.
she was feeding the daughter veggie sticks (carrots). not sure why she wasn't just calling them carrots, but anyway... i suppose she'd be one to call a grilled mushroom on a bun a mushroom burger.
i judged. you know what she was drinking? diet dr. pepper. there is nothing healthy about a can full of cancer causing chemicals in an acid bath!!! drink a water, woman.
Not exactly the same but this reminded me of something that happened to us the other day.
ReplyDeleteWe were driving through a rest area on our way back from IN. Mr. B was driving and this woman, puffing away on her smoke, was about to walk out in front of our car. Mr. B stopped the car but she gave him a nasty look, anyway.
He said (to us), "Don't worry, lady. I'm not gonna kill you, but, that cigarette might!"
Diet Dr Pepper is my favorite. I am a Diet Dr Pepper addict. I figure if that's the worse thing I'm putting in, I'm probably okay...
ReplyDeleteMy dad's great aunt lived to be 104. The newspaper interviewed her at 100 and asked was her secret was. She told them it was an onion sandwich and Dr. Pepper every day. They supplied her with a "lifetime supply" of Dr. Pepper after that. Given the fact that she was already 100 at that time, that seemed a little cheap to me :) - LK
ReplyDeleteLK - i was more referring to the "diet" part than the dr. pepper. :) onion sandwiches? hum. (YUCK! i'll stick with tomato!)
ReplyDeleteand you're right, melissa - if that is the worst thing, then -well, ok. you got me there.