This true little story is linked to Week 149 of Saturday Centus. The prompt is in bold. To read other stories using the same prompt, just click here.
Grandma was a cantankerous old woman but she had gorgeous
gardens and could cook up a storm on her wood-burning stove.
In addition to these skills, she was a self-tought fashion
critic that cared little for the styles of the era, especially the micro-mini
skirts.
It made it easier to rip off the ruffles she sewed to the
bottom of my dresses.
11 comments:
I didn't see that ending coming, Jenny. lol
Just the image, in my mind, of ruffles at the bottom of a skirt gives me a laugh. And, the fiesty grandma, too!
Hi Jenny! Great ending! I'm sure that there are too many parents out there to count that have NO idea that their kids are changing clothes after they leave the house. Or how many girls apply make-up on the way to school.
Ha.Ha. Ripping off ruffles.
You were such a naughty girl, Jenny!
(Sometimes I look back at pictures from that time and can't believe how short we wore our skirts. They seemed just fine to me!)
=)
Always a pleasure to see you here! Hugs Anne
A seam ripper? I would NEVER have thought of one of those. Great idea and imaginative girl! Ah, memories.
What a darling story Jenny and love the ending...excellent ;)
How clever of you!
Ha! That's hilarious! I used to pack different clothes in my backpack that I'd change into in the girls bathroom once I got to school. lol
Haha! There is always a way around that type of sentiment, isn't there? A way around Mother's or Grandma's wishes. :)
ha ha!
We used to roll up our skirts at the waist.
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