When I was little...I wanted to BE 'The Flying Nun'.

[Miss Marmelstein]

But I ended up more like 'Sybil'!

I still remember going into the kitchen and telling my mom 'When I grow up I'm going to be a nun and FLY!!

My mom said "Number 1....you're Jewish and Jews can't be nuns and number 2 with the size of your feet you'll never be able to fly."

I still remember the pain.....

[Fla Dem]

1. That is so hilarious,,,,

I'm sorry, I hope what your mom said did not diminished your life in any way. But, I just had a great laugh over her response to you.



:hug: :rofl:

[Miss Marmelstein]

2. Oh, yea.....

Mothers do wonders for our self-esteem, don't they?

She denies we ever had that conversation.

:hi:

[texas1928]

3. Eh... Feet or not.

I have seen pictures...
And I would not kick you out of bed for eating crackers.

:P

[Miss Marmelstein]

4. Oh, my Texy.....

you made me blush! :blush:

Actually, I did grow into my feet....they are of normal size now.

:hug:





TWEEK!

[texas1928]

5. That makes me smile.

I like to make girls blush.

TWEEK back at ya.


and a DIDDLE.

[smoogatz]

6. Reminds me of a story.

I lived in Provincetown, MA off and on for a number of years, out at the end of Cape Cod. P'town is pretty close to being majority gay/lesbian these days, if it hasn't passed that threshold already. It's also a major draw for gay/lesbian visitors. So I'm sitting in this waterfront tourist restaurant one night (good oysters) and I'm kind of listening in on these two fifty-something lesbians sitting at the table next to mine. "Oh," one of them said, "when I was a young girl I wanted to be Doris Day." "Ha," the other one said. "When I was a young girl, I wanted to DO doris day."

[Miss Marmelstein]

8. That's a great story.....

:rofl:

I also had a huge crush on Alejandro Rey who played Carlos Ramirez.....woof!

[Deja Q]

7. I wanted to be Jack Tripper.

My parents thought it was 'cute'... (Little did I know how deliciously suggestively filthy that show is... when it comes to bawdy, suggestive is infinitely more witty than explicit...)