goddammit, I gave that hat away a few weeks ago. it was frayed and a little threadbare and I had completely forgotten that Ms. Spouse had worn it on our wedding day, else I have kept it for sentimental reasons. oh well, c'est la vie
Jeff, I believe that hat was meant to go on into the world. I agree with Dr J's comment. Just as Ms. Spouse is newly experiencing eternity on an astral plain, so is her hat is embarking on a new journey. I would think she is pleased you set it upon it's way and she is appreciating seeing it loved.
I bet you have enough memento mori to make you start weeping at every turn, bud. It hasn't been very long. When a spouse dies you lose more than half of yourself. They're your partner and shared memory bank. You can see why people get obsessed with spiritualists and seances. Any contact is welcome, any comfort.
nah. I donated her clothes (after giving our daughter first dibs, and Ms Spouse's friends second dibs) to a shelter for women. I'm sure its found a new and deserving owner by now
Hold onto it as long as you need, even forever. I have some of my mom's jewelry (she died this past November), and I don't even *wear* jewelry that often except my own wedding band. But I will hold onto it unless one of my sons has a daughter, and then I'll pass it along to my granddaughter/s.
My mom died over 30 years ago. I still have a few pieces of her clothing and a few pieces of jewelry. I have a daughter and a 5 year old granddaughter. My husband died this past August. I gave our granddaughter his glasses and a jacked I had made him. She was very happy. They keep him close.
I have my grandmother's antique diamond watch given to her by my grandfather who died long before I was born - diamonds surrounding the face, diamond band, platinum clasp...I never wear it because I'm afraid I'll lose it, so I keep it in the safe and take it out every once in a while and hold it. Still love her to pieces.
My Dad died in 2016, and I kept a LOT of his things, but as time went on, I was able to let go most of it. I kept his driver's license, his pilot's license, his sunglasses...small things that were important and/or personal to him. Books, etc., went to donations after a while.
I am 76 years old and still have most of my mother's jewelry. She died at age 39 in 1962. The most important thing I kept was her leather welding jacket. The men were fighting in WWII, so the women were working at home, including welding. My mom's name was Carmel Ann. I still think of her frequently, actually more now than ever.
I donated my late husband's clothing to Disabled American Veterans since he was a veteran himself. I hope your donations give someone less fortunate joy in their life as I hoped my donations did for veterans. Today would've been my beloved's 72nd birthday.
On my deceased parents' birthdays I make it a point to have their favorite desserts; butter pecan ice cream for dad, strawberry shortcake (under a mountain of whipped cream) for mom.
The things one does in the first weeks of grief…. Buttttt your daughter and her friends had the chance to fish out something memorable and the women’s shelter is a great place for the rest to be.
I give lots of usable clothing and home things to the Women's Center for Advancement here in Omaha. It helps homeless women and families. and I get to clear out my apartment, a win-win.
You both had awesome hair. Your whole lives. Which is quite unusual. You needed it to cover your awesome brains. That’s my story, anyway. 💚 Keep the pictures coming when you can. We love ‘em!
Absolutely love the wedding picture! Always liked the current selfie, but love seeing the wedding picture! Thanks for sharing it. You made my Sunday morning! 💙
Every time I think about your loss, it makes me feel so sad and grateful. Sad because too soon, too sudden. Grateful to witness through your writing a love to behold and celebrate. Finally, it is a huge relief to know you have a daughter sharing this journey with you.
Someone somewhere will LOVE that hat and Ms Spouse will be smiling at its new life! Good on you for reminding us about letting go (deliberately or not) of the Things while cherishing the energy that remains in our hearts and photos and (hopefully) our memories!
I work with seniors and their families to move to a senior community or downsize. The hardest part about the transition is their things. They don't want to give up their things because of the memories they invoke. I try to gently remind them that the memories are in their hearts and in their heads. It is not the physical thing that holds the memory. By donating the items, someone else gets to create new memories
I believe that hats have a way of finding new owners. How often do you see a hat blow off of someone's head and they chase it down the street, never able to catch it? That hat is looking for a new owner. Unless it's a MAGA hat, then it's hiding until it can made into something else.
Awww. Sweet early picture. The age of innocence and hair with identifiable color in it. Those are what will keep you going during those days that seemingly drag so use them and remember the good times. You two sparkled for a long time and it showed. Be gentle with yourself.
I just updated this post, because at the exact same time I was clicking the 'publish' button, Soybean Scott Bessent was whining to Maria Bartiromo about how Spirit Airlines was Joe Biden's fault.
1. Joe Biden will be remembered for getting us out of a pandemic and getting our economy back on track. Donny will remembered for fucking everything up.
2. Your wedding pic is beautiful as is the picture of you two growing gray together.
As if these ass clowns couldn’t have gotten Spirit and JetBlue to a meeting to resurrect their merger. That mean old free-market loving and Reagan appointed judge who stopped it the first time would be kept out if the way. Those pesky antitrust laws, consumer groups? Ignored. Libertarians like some of what Donny does, but this government buying into companies ain’t one of them.
Remember when Mitt Romney was urging the administration and Congress to let Detroit auto industry fail ---and then Obama saved it with loans ? And the loans were paid back ahead of schedule ?
And The Republicans whined and complained about how the government shouldn’t pick winners and losers. Despite the fact that GM and Chrysler failing would have cost hundreds of thousands of jobs in the auto industry alone. Some opponents said it wouldn’t matter because the U.S. operations of foreign automakers would pick up the slack. That crackpipe dream fails to take the collapse of the automotive supply chain into account. The lack of a few components can bring manufacturing to a halt. The timeframe for ramping up production by suppliers and surviving automakers would have been about two years minimum.
I supposed they would prefer that Jet Blue go under, which may have been the case if they succeeded in buying Spirit. Then they'd be blaming Biden for allowing that to happen.
I find it interesting that MAGA is starting to include Steve Buttigieg in blaming things on. He is a star rising in poles as a leading candidate for President. It will only get worse but Steve is very good at hitting back with actual facts. He is a very smart person, with class.
Oh my Lord that wedding picture. You two were so in love, and stayed so in love. What wonderful emotions emanate from both those photos and both of you.
Oh man that is so sweet. I like to think of what Chief Seattle said. "There is no death. Only a change of worlds." I see my dad all the time, so I tend to believe this.
First time around it was on Obama…now it’s “sleepy” Joe who NEVER fell asleep during a Cabinet meeting…I love Joe, have for 50+ years and also supported him over all those years! The bloated Yam cannot own anything he’s done and will always blame everyone else but himself, people with a brain KNOW it’s not Joe…and where the blame rightfully belongs!
Because they KNOW we will win in a landslide, they will not let November happen. I’m going to pretend it will though while stocking my pad with everything. I’m now officially a hoarder of water and dry goods, and keeping a bullhorn and several squirt guns nearby.
Trump no longer has anyone to check his worst impulses, not even the 140-character limit and the fact his best drawing was a pre-pubescent girl on his rape-buddy Jeff's birthday card. Somebody showed him how AI works (probably took ten tries to get his dim rotten brain to understand the concept of describing something to his phone) and now he shits in his gold recliner watching fox news and dipping his Big Mac in ketchup while fat-fingering shitty images that get treated as policy.
Welcome to the Blame Joe Biden Cinematic Universe, where a discount airline going belly-up gets retconned into Joe’s fault by some former reality-show background extra with a job title that sounds like it was made up by an OpenClaw HR agent.
Spirit implodes (that's what airlines do right? Remembers Braniff?) when Trump closed the Strait of Hormuz he took a welding torch to the birthday candle. Now the entire airline industry has a fuel bill written in blood and we get Sean “I Was On TV Once” Duffy, blinking into the lights and insisting this is all on Joe and Pete, as if Buttigieg has been sneaking into Mar-a-Lago at night to personally unscrew the bolts on every Spirit airframe. He's GAY too!
Iran is more powerful than ever. They have complete control over the Strait no matter how much Trump rage-tweets. The naval blockade of Iran starves the global oil supply, but to Trump it's “a very friendly blockade,” because Vlad's oligarch friends can cruise their megayachts through there. Maybe the Navy’s out there handing chocolates and scented candles to tankers they’re boarding at gunpoint? Sounds like the Hilton to me.
The odious Wall Street Journal editorial page applauds him for “staying the course” as if he’s anything other than a malfunctioning Roomba in bronzer. Worse than that, because he's jacked up on Adderall and steroids while declaring hostilities over and simultaneously threatening to start bombing again “if they misbehave."
And don't forget that 30% of polled Americans think this is a good job. As Carlin said, "think of dumb the average person is and realize half of them are dumber than THAT."
Hiaasen is king when it comes to the antics of Floridians, corrupt politicians and total hypocrisy. Love him—thanks for the recommendation of Squeeze Me!
Wow - your wedding photo made my day. 💖 Please continue to share with us when the impulse grabs you. Also, FUCK all of these people and the media that amplifies them. Every single day is like needles in the brain. 🧠 🔨
My heartfelt condolences to you, Jeff, on such a profound loss. There might be a tiny glimmer of light, perhaps, in the knowledge of how much fun and laughter you have gifted to all of us. It's my birthday today, and as is always the case these days, I woke up to more bad news of our degenerate president and all his groveling sycophants. But then your column appeared, and I am now able to start my day with a smile and a chuckle!
goddammit, I gave that hat away a few weeks ago. it was frayed and a little threadbare and I had completely forgotten that Ms. Spouse had worn it on our wedding day, else I have kept it for sentimental reasons. oh well, c'est la vie
Someone else is probably having a good time wearing it with Ms. Spouse’s spirit.. ❤️
Jeff, I believe that hat was meant to go on into the world. I agree with Dr J's comment. Just as Ms. Spouse is newly experiencing eternity on an astral plain, so is her hat is embarking on a new journey. I would think she is pleased you set it upon it's way and she is appreciating seeing it loved.
You said that perfectly Miselle .
I bet you have enough memento mori to make you start weeping at every turn, bud. It hasn't been very long. When a spouse dies you lose more than half of yourself. They're your partner and shared memory bank. You can see why people get obsessed with spiritualists and seances. Any contact is welcome, any comfort.
Yes I agree ☝️- grieving is not on a time table that’s for sure‼️
Can you get it back somehow?
nah. I donated her clothes (after giving our daughter first dibs, and Ms Spouse's friends second dibs) to a shelter for women. I'm sure its found a new and deserving owner by now
That shelter for women needed your donation. You did a good thing; hard, but good.
PS - You were pretty good-looking in that wedding photo. Claudia was beautiful, but you had it goin' on, too.
I said the same thing to my husband- Jeff was wicked handsome- Claudia was simply beautiful ♥️♥️
He was a hottie. Still is for an old guy. I'm not so bad for an old girl, meself. LOL.
Exactly. Same with My Beloved's stuff.
Difficult to give away, hoping someone gets good vibes.
I still have all her jewelry. I can't bring myself to part with it yet
There's no need to. Keep them if it comforts you to do so.
Hold onto it as long as you need, even forever. I have some of my mom's jewelry (she died this past November), and I don't even *wear* jewelry that often except my own wedding band. But I will hold onto it unless one of my sons has a daughter, and then I'll pass it along to my granddaughter/s.
My mom died over 30 years ago. I still have a few pieces of her clothing and a few pieces of jewelry. I have a daughter and a 5 year old granddaughter. My husband died this past August. I gave our granddaughter his glasses and a jacked I had made him. She was very happy. They keep him close.
I have my grandmother's antique diamond watch given to her by my grandfather who died long before I was born - diamonds surrounding the face, diamond band, platinum clasp...I never wear it because I'm afraid I'll lose it, so I keep it in the safe and take it out every once in a while and hold it. Still love her to pieces.
Yep. Hl2thDoc is right. Still have most of her books, too. And all of her office stuff and old photos. Been a tough 14 months.
My BIL still has many of my sister's things, especially knickknacks and collectibles, and she's been gone almost 12 years.
My Dad died in 2016, and I kept a LOT of his things, but as time went on, I was able to let go most of it. I kept his driver's license, his pilot's license, his sunglasses...small things that were important and/or personal to him. Books, etc., went to donations after a while.
Oh my… still new to the heart ♥️
Then don't. Jewelry is smaller & keeps better than clothes. And mementos are important.
I am 76 years old and still have most of my mother's jewelry. She died at age 39 in 1962. The most important thing I kept was her leather welding jacket. The men were fighting in WWII, so the women were working at home, including welding. My mom's name was Carmel Ann. I still think of her frequently, actually more now than ever.
Why do you have to? When you're ready, you can give it to your daughter, but you don't have to do that.
I have not yet parted with my husband's Hawaiian shirt collection. Those fifty shirts live in the guest room closet. I visit them sometimes...
A friend who lost her husband had his favorite shirts made into a quilt which she uses in the guest room.
What a wonderful and beautiful idea.
I love this idea so much.
Yep. Like that. So much brings back a wonderful memory.
Very generous of you. The memories will remain as the hat moves on.
I donated my late husband's clothing to Disabled American Veterans since he was a veteran himself. I hope your donations give someone less fortunate joy in their life as I hoped my donations did for veterans. Today would've been my beloved's 72nd birthday.
On my deceased parents' birthdays I make it a point to have their favorite desserts; butter pecan ice cream for dad, strawberry shortcake (under a mountain of whipped cream) for mom.
Thank you for sharing those beautiful pictures with us. I have no words of wisdom, but I can see how much you loved and respected her.
Such a beautiful couple, and just look how happy they are!
The things one does in the first weeks of grief…. Buttttt your daughter and her friends had the chance to fish out something memorable and the women’s shelter is a great place for the rest to be.
I give lots of usable clothing and home things to the Women's Center for Advancement here in Omaha. It helps homeless women and families. and I get to clear out my apartment, a win-win.
Exactly… makes the heart feel good too‼️
You did a mitzvah.
You both had awesome hair. Your whole lives. Which is quite unusual. You needed it to cover your awesome brains. That’s my story, anyway. 💚 Keep the pictures coming when you can. We love ‘em!
When I was younger, a very wise and prescient middle-aged woman told me and my cohort to "enjoy your hair." Now I know what she meant.
Absolutely love the wedding picture! Always liked the current selfie, but love seeing the wedding picture! Thanks for sharing it. You made my Sunday morning! 💙
After my dad died, mom had a teddy 🧸 made from his clothes. I wish she'd gotten 50 of them!
I see Larry David character in a skit about the hat there, Jeff.
Her spirit lives on in every one of us who agree with you.
Jeff
My heart aches for you
Handsome couple🥰
Bless you for doing that.
Every time I think about your loss, it makes me feel so sad and grateful. Sad because too soon, too sudden. Grateful to witness through your writing a love to behold and celebrate. Finally, it is a huge relief to know you have a daughter sharing this journey with you.
Someone somewhere will LOVE that hat and Ms Spouse will be smiling at its new life! Good on you for reminding us about letting go (deliberately or not) of the Things while cherishing the energy that remains in our hearts and photos and (hopefully) our memories!
Not so much how young you were but how happy you are in that photo!
You have the photo, and more importantly, the memory. And nobody can take those away from you! ❤️
I work with seniors and their families to move to a senior community or downsize. The hardest part about the transition is their things. They don't want to give up their things because of the memories they invoke. I try to gently remind them that the memories are in their hearts and in their heads. It is not the physical thing that holds the memory. By donating the items, someone else gets to create new memories
This
🫂
I’m still keeping my late husband’s things and that’s not a good thing.
I glanced at your wedding photo while I was still reading the top section and I thought that Ms Spouse was Diane Keaton. Beautiful, both of you. 💞
I miss Claudia’s posts.
I believe that hats have a way of finding new owners. How often do you see a hat blow off of someone's head and they chase it down the street, never able to catch it? That hat is looking for a new owner. Unless it's a MAGA hat, then it's hiding until it can made into something else.
The photo is a great memento. Your smiles say it all!💖
What a beautiful picture of a beautiful couple! We miss Ms. Spouse too.
Such a cute couple in both photos!! 😢 I don’t know how you feel I haven’t lost my spouse, yet I feel your pain Jeff. 😢😢
Awww. Sweet early picture. The age of innocence and hair with identifiable color in it. Those are what will keep you going during those days that seemingly drag so use them and remember the good times. You two sparkled for a long time and it showed. Be gentle with yourself.
Okay, so somebody else now has the hat to enjoy. You're the one with the love story and the memories. ❤️❤️
I just updated this post, because at the exact same time I was clicking the 'publish' button, Soybean Scott Bessent was whining to Maria Bartiromo about how Spirit Airlines was Joe Biden's fault.
https://x.com/Acyn/status/2050943567624057219
1. Joe Biden will be remembered for getting us out of a pandemic and getting our economy back on track. Donny will remembered for fucking everything up.
2. Your wedding pic is beautiful as is the picture of you two growing gray together.
Perfectly stated, both points 😻
Nailed both Kay!
Oh, FFS!
Exactly!
As if these ass clowns couldn’t have gotten Spirit and JetBlue to a meeting to resurrect their merger. That mean old free-market loving and Reagan appointed judge who stopped it the first time would be kept out if the way. Those pesky antitrust laws, consumer groups? Ignored. Libertarians like some of what Donny does, but this government buying into companies ain’t one of them.
Remember when Mitt Romney was urging the administration and Congress to let Detroit auto industry fail ---and then Obama saved it with loans ? And the loans were paid back ahead of schedule ?
And The Republicans whined and complained about how the government shouldn’t pick winners and losers. Despite the fact that GM and Chrysler failing would have cost hundreds of thousands of jobs in the auto industry alone. Some opponents said it wouldn’t matter because the U.S. operations of foreign automakers would pick up the slack. That crackpipe dream fails to take the collapse of the automotive supply chain into account. The lack of a few components can bring manufacturing to a halt. The timeframe for ramping up production by suppliers and surviving automakers would have been about two years minimum.
Certainly do George!
with interest!
With interest
I supposed they would prefer that Jet Blue go under, which may have been the case if they succeeded in buying Spirit. Then they'd be blaming Biden for allowing that to happen.
I find it interesting that MAGA is starting to include Steve Buttigieg in blaming things on. He is a star rising in poles as a leading candidate for President. It will only get worse but Steve is very good at hitting back with actual facts. He is a very smart person, with class.
You must mean Pete Buttigieg is rising in the polls.
Pete is an amazing intellectual Karen!
Mayor Steve?
It’s Pete, not Steve, btw.
Bessent is SUCH an ass! Just a giant, fucking ass!!
No, I think he's smart enough to KNOW he's lying. He's a gutless wonder and a sycophant.
They all got their talking points! Not that they have been updated since he was preznit elect.
Beautiful wedding pic and always love seeing the more recent one. Love and light to you, Jeff ❤️
Bet Scotty never set foot on a Spirit flight. I went on one, and it was more than enough (company policy to fly the cheapest airline and route).
Oh, Soybean Man 🤣🤣🤣🤣???
Of course he is . That's all they have left .
Oy!
Oh my Lord that wedding picture. You two were so in love, and stayed so in love. What wonderful emotions emanate from both those photos and both of you.
Oh man that is so sweet. I like to think of what Chief Seattle said. "There is no death. Only a change of worlds." I see my dad all the time, so I tend to believe this.
Beautiful
I wish I could like this response 100 times ❤️
First time around it was on Obama…now it’s “sleepy” Joe who NEVER fell asleep during a Cabinet meeting…I love Joe, have for 50+ years and also supported him over all those years! The bloated Yam cannot own anything he’s done and will always blame everyone else but himself, people with a brain KNOW it’s not Joe…and where the blame rightfully belongs!
He was like that when he first started out in business in NYC & he hasn’t changed one bit
What a lovely woman. Thank you for sharing this picture. I can feel the love between you.❤️
Is everybody SICK AND FUCKING TIRED of blaming Joe Biden for everything? If we don’t turn this around in November, we are royally screwed.
Duffy sucks! ( as do the rest!)
If you don’t turn this around in November you deserve to be screwed. Just it won’t be very royal or vaguely classy.
Because they KNOW we will win in a landslide, they will not let November happen. I’m going to pretend it will though while stocking my pad with everything. I’m now officially a hoarder of water and dry goods, and keeping a bullhorn and several squirt guns nearby.
"Donny stayed the course on Iran"
Man, and the press wonders why no one fucking trusts them anymore.
After the occasional spasm of sanity, WSJ reliably veers back into batshit Murdoch rag territory
MAGA lexicon. War= misbehavior. Rape= hanky panky.
Unless a Democrat does it.🙄
Guns = Freedum. Seashells = ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION.
Trump no longer has anyone to check his worst impulses, not even the 140-character limit and the fact his best drawing was a pre-pubescent girl on his rape-buddy Jeff's birthday card. Somebody showed him how AI works (probably took ten tries to get his dim rotten brain to understand the concept of describing something to his phone) and now he shits in his gold recliner watching fox news and dipping his Big Mac in ketchup while fat-fingering shitty images that get treated as policy.
Welcome to the Blame Joe Biden Cinematic Universe, where a discount airline going belly-up gets retconned into Joe’s fault by some former reality-show background extra with a job title that sounds like it was made up by an OpenClaw HR agent.
Spirit implodes (that's what airlines do right? Remembers Braniff?) when Trump closed the Strait of Hormuz he took a welding torch to the birthday candle. Now the entire airline industry has a fuel bill written in blood and we get Sean “I Was On TV Once” Duffy, blinking into the lights and insisting this is all on Joe and Pete, as if Buttigieg has been sneaking into Mar-a-Lago at night to personally unscrew the bolts on every Spirit airframe. He's GAY too!
Iran is more powerful than ever. They have complete control over the Strait no matter how much Trump rage-tweets. The naval blockade of Iran starves the global oil supply, but to Trump it's “a very friendly blockade,” because Vlad's oligarch friends can cruise their megayachts through there. Maybe the Navy’s out there handing chocolates and scented candles to tankers they’re boarding at gunpoint? Sounds like the Hilton to me.
The odious Wall Street Journal editorial page applauds him for “staying the course” as if he’s anything other than a malfunctioning Roomba in bronzer. Worse than that, because he's jacked up on Adderall and steroids while declaring hostilities over and simultaneously threatening to start bombing again “if they misbehave."
And don't forget that 30% of polled Americans think this is a good job. As Carlin said, "think of dumb the average person is and realize half of them are dumber than THAT."
Man, I wish Carlin were here now.
Me too, but I'm also glad he doesn't have to suffer through seeing this shit. Ditto with my dad.
Ditto with my Dad.
I lost my mother in the summer of '24. I miss her, but I'm glad she's not seeing what's going on now. She *detested* Trump.
Yes, he would have made mincemeat of the current regime. Fortunately, we have Josh Johnson to take up the slack.
Josh Johnson rocks! He had a really good one about being flagged by TSA for brass knuckles (which he does not own)
Yes! I love that story! Look for it, people. I won’t give away what the “brass knuckles” really were! This link might work: https://youtube.com/shorts/TRB-VIORaNQ?si=iHwew1VMuDC3D2UV
OMG - this story is hilarious!
Carlin would certainly contribute to the conversation!
But I also recommend Carl Hiaasen’s “Squeeze Me” for some excellent commentary on Mar -a-Lardo.
Hiaasen is king when it comes to the antics of Floridians, corrupt politicians and total hypocrisy. Love him—thanks for the recommendation of Squeeze Me!
I just borrowed,downloaded, Squeeze Me from my library. Will start reading it tonight. Hansen is brilliant 👏
Hunter Thompson would be nice. He was a real wood chipper!
Hunter S, Charles Bukowski, along with George Carlin would be great assets in this insane epoch Chris.
Ditto Doc!
Wow - your wedding photo made my day. 💖 Please continue to share with us when the impulse grabs you. Also, FUCK all of these people and the media that amplifies them. Every single day is like needles in the brain. 🧠 🔨
Love the photos of you and your beloved. My condolences to you.
After all the crap he's stolen
He dreams up more shit to roll in
But his unfortunate ass wipers
Who have to change his diapers
Wish he would blockade his colon
(What a friendly blockade that would be)
EXCELLENT
Goddamn Biden made it rain here this weekend. I mean, I guess it's a lot tamer than the snowstorm he brought us in February, but still ...
🤣🤣🤣
Mar-a-Lago's some hideous faces
Not human, just soulless embraces
With Botox and filler
They're like Douchebag Miller
Believing they're the master races.
Believing they're the master racists.
Perhaps?
On the money Frosty!
Thank you!!
Sometimes nocturnal dream trips
Play like surreal nonsensical clips
But it's most disturbing
And lastingly perturbing
To imagine Loomer's Mar a Lardo lips
OK, can we make Biden Derangement Syndrome a thing?
My heartfelt condolences to you, Jeff, on such a profound loss. There might be a tiny glimmer of light, perhaps, in the knowledge of how much fun and laughter you have gifted to all of us. It's my birthday today, and as is always the case these days, I woke up to more bad news of our degenerate president and all his groveling sycophants. But then your column appeared, and I am now able to start my day with a smile and a chuckle!
Happy Birthday Rebecca!
The picture reminds me of a young Diane Keaton in the Godfather. 😊
I immediately thought of Annie Hall!
Yes, yes, yes! I was about to post that as well. Radiant and classic. May her memory make you smile.
Joe Biden ate my homework.
And then hacked it up on my rug. That damn Biden.