Message Sent vs. Message Received

The message sent isn’t always the message received. Sometimes that can be a blessing.

 

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8 Responses to Message Sent vs. Message Received

  1. Cathy in NZ says:

    LOL

    that’s a bit like the problem I have, not gender related though…people can’t believe I’ve got a Gold card, as I don’t look old enough…

    I used to get annoyed with that, but now I feel it’s compliment!

    I often think I am looking old enough, and a good % of the time, I feel pretty old – okay not terribly old, but old enough to be entitled to it all….

    • Jean says:

      Yes, take it as a compliment. I had a friend once whose favorite saying was, “I’ll take that as a compliment!” No one ever tried to put him down because it would have been pointless.

  2. tammy j says:

    ohmygosh! LOLOL!
    neither one of my grandmothers would have been caught dead in “gentlemen’s trousers.” they always wore a dress. even to garden in.
    and do housework.
    and I haven’t had a dress on in years now. even gave all my sundresses away!
    and I did love them. but for comfort you just can’t beat pants! 🙂
    I just love pickles.

    • Jean says:

      Years ago I wore shirtwaist dresses and sensible shoes and bobby socks. Andy really liked it, but enough guys would look at my shoes signaling disapproval so I eventually switched to slacks and tops. Not quite as nice looking, but easier and more comfortable for me. 🙂

  3. Linda Sand says:

    I need pockets. Not many dresses have pockets. It can even be hard to find women’s slacks that have pockets. Nowadays, I mostly wear yoga pants. That have pockets.

    • Jean says:

      I agree with you about pockets. My pants have them and around the house I wear shirts with two pockets for my different glasses. I spend a lot less time looking for them now. Hurray for practical clothes!

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