Who says little towns don’t display excellence in their journalism? This, straight from the Seward County Independent. Read the caption closely now, or you’ll miss the excellence.
Heh.
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Lauren on Time…
(hanging head in shame) This year I completely abandoned any organizational system for bills, receipts and papers. When tax time ...Peggy on Quisp. In my house.
HA! That is hilarious!Brad on Time…
In classic Dad fashion, I keep all my pay stubs and receipts for each year in a shoe box. ...Peggy on Time…
AHHHHHH!!!!! You said the 't' word.Kristi on Time…
Oh, that's painful. We mailed in our quarterly estimates last week. That hurt, too.
What a lovely caption & what a lovely deed!!!
(499. I … WILL… refrain … from …. any… critical remarks … or jokes …about anyone’s journalism.
500. I … WILL … refrain … from … any … critical remarks … or jokes … about anyone’s journalism.
whew ……….
You can make fun of strangers, Peggy. That’s simply expected
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You better copy that and send it in to Jay Leno!
*Sigh* Our stupid little paper. Stuff like that makes Lloyd boil over. He went through a phase where he would circle grammatical errors in red pen. (Not spelling errors, though – he’s blind to them.)
I’m glad you posted this.
Maybe that’s her last name. I think I met a Mr. Something in Lincoln one time.
The activities director at the local nursing home writes a little article in the paper each week. This week she was lamenting her forgetfulness at getting the article written on time and quickly scribbled some notes down. Thus, she opens her column with these words, “Bare with me.” AAAUUUGGGHHH
I didn’t think small towns were allowed to have X-rated newspapers. How embarrassing.