Tuesday, April 29, 2008

But what if...

dat der skunk is out to git yur an you knowed its either it or you...den tis it oukay?

9 comments:

Old Woman Marine said...

yer such a siti kidd... Skuncs atin't meet eeters..doughn't yer NO!!!

Beth said...

You guys are weird.

Eric said...

Just for the record, when she refers to you guys. She is referring to you guys and not me.

Anyways Newlew, you are still a direct decedent of us. How does that make you feel, better?

Old Woman Marine said...

Don't go excluding yourself from the weird list brother...perhaps you've forgotten the infamous hose incident!!!

Eric said...

That wasn't weird. Devious, but not weird.

I still laugh about that. (sorry girls)

~*~Colleen~*~ said...

What, huh?!

~*~Colleen~*~ said...

Please share the "hose incident" I wasn't there or I must of dozed off.

Eric said...

I am not sure what the year was but Steve and Judy had recently moved to Tulsa and we (Mom, Kristi I think, and Myself) went to visit. Beth and Stephanie were quite young and were at the end of the hose that was laying in the front yard. For what ever reason I had the idea to turn the water on at a low rate and the girls watched intently as water began to trickle out. I turned it down, than up, and down a couple of times until I turned it completely off. To their bewilderment the girls could not figure out what had happened to the water that made it to stop flowing. They held the hose up and just had to peak inside, real up close like. And.... you guessed it, I obliged their curiosity and cranked up the water and soaked them. They screeched and I sounded out with laughter. The girls would not be out done and decided they would get me wet with the hose, however me being at the spigot, simply turned it off again.

I have to say but Judy even laughed at it all, but of course had to show her displeasure at the fact that her girls got outsmarted and wet.

Did I remember it remotely closely Judy?

Old Woman Marine said...

pretty good recollection brother...that's about the way I remember it...except for the 100 times the girls retold it over the next 20 years.