It's great to see these fine expressions carrying into the next generation. Margaret's understanding of the game shows remarkable intelligence and the power of genetics. Armed with apt expressions that cover almost all situations, she and Teddy will be ready to face the world.
One correction - "Mind your head (not hat) when you leave your seat." It was a sign on doubledecker busses in London in the sixties. Great Grandma Joan added it to the collection. Grandma Nancy
Last week, a woman walked by Margaret, Teddy, and me as we walked home after work, looked at Margaret in the stroller, and said "Well, that's the life of Riley, isn't it?"
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It's great to see these fine expressions carrying into the next generation. Margaret's understanding of the game shows remarkable intelligence and the power of genetics. Armed with apt expressions that cover almost all situations, she and Teddy will be ready to face the world.
One correction - "Mind your head (not hat) when you leave your seat." It was a sign on doubledecker busses in London in the sixties. Great Grandma Joan added it to the collection.
Grandma Nancy
Last week, a woman walked by Margaret, Teddy, and me as we walked home after work, looked at Margaret in the stroller, and said "Well, that's the life of Riley, isn't it?"
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