Life at 169: Lady Harriet

Monday, October 20, 2014

Lady Harriet

Timothy tonight at the conclusion of FHE: "Harriet, would you say the prayer please?"

Harriet, thoughtfully: "I'm done for today."

Hee hee. I wish I could get out of things that easily. Oskar's throw-up on the carpet?? Oh, sorry, I'm done for today. Someone else can take care of that.

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