That's not your worm!! Notes from the Funny Farm

[WingingIt]

Not only did you make their day, you gave them something to talk about at work this week.

You have the best stories!

 

[perolane]

Your "adventures" always have me laughing out loud!!

Thanks for sharing your gift of words with us

By the way...the fainting rooster is my absolute favorite!!!

 

[TriciaHowe]

I will be looking for the video on you-tube later. I'm sure it's almost viral by now

 

[turney31]

Kate, that is a great story. Both of those men on horseback are probably looking for rings. Thinking thats my kind of woman. Go girl.

 

[featherbaby]

GREAT STORY! I only wish you had a video of it. I don't suggest reenacting it to make one.
I had a great laugh over coffee this morning thanks to you! OK, I'm dying to know....where did you find the worm?

 

[WriterofWords]

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I'd better not find any videos of it on Youtube! The worm? Evidently when I tried to knock the hen off my head or shoulders and threw muddy water all over me, it took a ride and was ensconced in a large chunk of mud right above my forehead.

 

[BHep]

You had ME in tears !

 

[sfw2]

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Kate, the only thing that could make this any "better" would be that the two guys were fathers of kids in your class!

 

[WriterofWords]

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Kate, the only thing that could make this any "better" would be that the two guys were fathers of kids in your class!

LOL umm no! Although this Saturday was our Girls Can! conference and after it when I dropped off a student her grandma had some trees that I've always wanted and they come up wherever the roots go, so I asked her if she had any little trees come up please let me know and I would dig one up if that were ok. I hadn't been home an hour when she called me back to tell me there was a little tree I could have if I could dig it up. So I headed back over there and the "little" tree was about 8 ft tall! I dug it and several little ones up, then she offered me some bulbs if I would dig them up too. She has an area about 75 by 30 feet that she planted bulbs in probably 20 years ago and has never divided them up. So I dug a few of those up. While I was digging those up a couple of other students and their parents went by taking an afternoon walk and I heard one of the students tell his mom that "Look! Ms Livingston does yard work too!" So I know when I go back in two weeks I will hear all about my doing yard work for Alondra's grandma!

 

[gritsar]