hiareth12

Group Photo

Posted on 04/26/08, 09:43 am

Will there be sufficient notification for the group photo? I want to look my best. Thanks.

• Reply #1 04/26/08  12:56pm
  
  susy
  when's this happenin I need 6months notice lolxxx
• Reply #2 04/26/08  1:32pm
  
  hiareth12
  hopefully susy, for my sake, six months from now!
• Reply #3 04/26/08  10:30pm
  
  bjhiggins
  Okay, maybe I haven't read enough, but I would like to know what the group photo is, so that maybe I can be a part of it, sounds pretty cool!! And thank you for creating this wonderful group, I was invited and am happy to be part of it.
• Reply #4 04/27/08  7:40am
  
  hiareth12
  I just noticed that below the discussion group, is a place for group hugs and group photos. I was being kind of silly. But wouldn't a real group photo be fun? We could photo shop all of our heads together or something.
• Reply #5 04/27/08  11:38am
  
  guypaul
  I did that once and put a bunch of my friends into the "Sgt Pepper" and "Some Girls" album covers.
• Reply #6 04/27/08  4:42pm
  
  Halterbroke
  Wait, I gotta get my head outta the oven.
• Reply #7 04/27/08  9:44pm
  
  hiareth12
  lol halterbroke, although maybe that's not funny
• Reply #8 04/28/08  2:50pm
  
  guypaul
  I told her it was easier to eat off of a plate, but she said she hates to wash dishes. (Don't set that fabulous bouffant hair-do on fire, dear.)
• Reply #9 04/28/08  10:09pm
  
  hiareth12
  oh, I hate dishes too, I may have to try that. I'm learning so much from this group :)
• Reply #10 05/05/08  12:46am
  
  socalmom61
  That reminds me of a scene from a movie with Sissy Spacek where she tried unsuccessfully to hang herself from the upstairs chandelier, then with the rope and light fixture still around her neck, she tried to end it all by placing her head in the oven. It was very darkly humorous. What WAS the name of that movie?
  They were waiting for their grandpa to die. It also had Jessica Lange and maybe Diane Keaton?

Tragic anecdotes. Seedy remembrances. Consolation for the lovelorn, consecration of the loving. -- I kissed you. You kissed me. That's affection, not carnality. That's affection, not lust. You ought to know the difference. -Peyton Place, 1957