...when her reason for not doing the dishes is that she was reading Billy Collins aloud with her best friend.
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7 comments:
Billy is totally worth a messy house!
Ahh, I always knew that child had excellent taste and her priorities straight.
I always used that reasoning growing up with my mom. It was usually about me wanting her to buy a book for me...I'd be all "at least I'm asking for a BOOK" and which she would reply "this is true"
-Lauren
Definitely deserves mercy.
I could forgive anything for Billy Collins!
The words you used to describe this picture had the same nuance as Billy Collins' poetry. Nice post. And if had been my daughter who left dishes in the sink for the same reason, I might make a feast in her honor and add more dirty dishes to the sink.
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