5.11.2008

happy momma's day

thanks, mom, for instilling in me a love of alcohol from an early age.

i'm just kidding. my dad gets all the credit for that.

happy mother's day to all the mothers i am so lucky to know!
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7 comments:

  1. Big DaddyMay 12, 2008 at 3:24 PM

    !!!

    LIES!!!

    Don't anyone believe Oona! I was there. That was a glass of milk!

    How could such a lovely child turn out so wicked?

    I shudder to think what Oona will post on Father's Day!

    I'm going to have a drink.

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  2. marcy harriell | oonaballoonaMay 13, 2008 at 1:20 PM

    MAKE ONE FOR ME!!!

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  3. Big DaddyMay 14, 2008 at 9:23 AM

    You're too young to drink. Have a glass of milk!

    Actually, upon reflection, I recall that the glass you're holding in that photo WAS EMPTY! You picked it up and pretended to drink from it. I believe it was the very first time you "drank" from a glass.

    Your mother and I cracked up. We scrambled to find the camera and somehow convince you to repeat your little trick for posterity. And you did. Notice your smiling eyes. Clever child, you were in on your own little joke!

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  4. marcy harriell | oonaballoonaMay 14, 2008 at 11:47 AM

    ah, even as a child i was hi-larious.

    and what beverage was previously in that container, mr. big daddy???

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  5. Big DaddyMay 15, 2008 at 3:34 AM

    Yes, you always were (and still are) a hoot! What a good photo of a really cute little comic. And I love the ballet photo!

    Just where are you getting all of these old photos? Have you been up to your usual tricks? Looks like I'll have to train Sullivan to be a guard dog.

    I believe the previously held beverage could have been iced tea -- NOT Long Island iced tea -- just regular iced tea. Or perhaps fruit juice. Also sans alcohol. Or maybe water.

    You know I don't drink much. ;)

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  6. Hosta LoveMay 17, 2008 at 10:57 AM

    Yes I agree with Big Daddy Oona.
    Besides back in that day every beverage was most likely in glass (like wine bottles), what appears to be a bottle of wine may not be...

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  7. marcy harriell | oonaballoonaMay 17, 2008 at 11:49 AM

    A LIKELY STORY.

    i wish they still bottled everything in glass, what with all the plastic leeching hormone disruptor shite.

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i thankya truly for taking the time to comment, i love a good conversation-- and hope you know my thanks are always implied, if not always written!

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