Comments | 54321sherry: there's dry humor, and then there's dryer humor

54321sherry

there's dry humor, and then there's dryer humor

May 09, 2007 12:59

~*~
Just when I begin to think my son has grown up ...

( he regresses trying to fit square pegs into round holes )

Comments 13

abigail89 May 9 2007, 18:23:01 UTC

OMG! I am laughing my arse off. No, really. Big, ginormous belly laughs. I so need it as I am stressing out big time.

Your son? So awesomely, stupidly brilliant. I have sons like yours.

54321sherry May 9 2007, 21:31:29 UTC

The silly boy makes me laugh, too. Of course, mine is more like an embarrassed laugh. Oy!

Your stories about your boys do remind me of my kid. That being said, I smirk knowingly at what's ahead for you. *snickers*

pattinthehatt May 9 2007, 18:25:55 UTC

I'm sorry I missed wishing you a happy birthday. Jet lag getting me I spose. I hope it was a beautiful day and the first of a beautiful year to come.

54321sherry May 9 2007, 21:38:22 UTC

Thank you for the BD wishes. It was a nice birthday and life is good. :) I read about your trip to Seattle and I'm glad you had fun. That's a place I'd love to visit someday.

halliemarie May 9 2007, 21:04:41 UTC

Hahahahahahahahaha, oh god, that is great. Aren't guys supposed to get over stuffing siblings/random people in dryers when they hit twelve? Oh, wait, I forgot that was when they realized it'd be more fun to stuff THEMSELVES into dryers :D

54321sherry May 9 2007, 21:50:39 UTC

Yeah, I was thinking once I had him past the age of twelve I wouldn't have to worry about things like this. One of his friends works the night shift at a local hotel and the industrial washers/dryers were obviously just too tempting to resist.

annearchy May 10 2007, 13:01:22 UTC

*sporfle* That's gotta be one huuuuge dryer :D

54321sherry May 11 2007, 14:24:17 UTC

Yes, it takes an industrial-sized dryer to hold my 6'2" 195-lb. boy. Useless info, this mother never needed to know.

annearchy May 11 2007, 17:32:21 UTC

Do you think the dryer would hold 195 lb. of wet clothes? :D

mononwalker May 10 2007, 17:31:37 UTC

*snerk*

And how old did you say he is?

54321sherry May 11 2007, 14:29:55 UTC

The kid is 20 years old. Since maturity is obviously not an inherent characteristic, I may need to buy him some for Christmas. :)

mononwalker May 11 2007, 18:59:14 UTC

Ahh, the same age as my youngest. We've had some of the same issues.

Fortunately, we've been able to direct his more "creative" impulses to dressing up for the cons!