Vacation Day Two was Auntie Karate's birthday. Mom also went shopping for a suitcase. Not a bigger one, but a
smaller one. (Go figure.)
Mom says it is a lot lighter and easier to lug around and it will save her green papers because she won't have to check it. Checkit? I don't see any checks, it's
RED! What ever.
On Vacation Day Two, Mom cooked the books, and paid the Mr Bills. She cleaned the human litter box room and the kitchen, and even washed the floors, then she watched the
tennis in New York.
Me?
I did this:
At least ONE of us knows the meaning of vacation.
But you can't see the tennis from there Millie. You'll need to turn around at the very least.
ReplyDeleteMegan
Sydney, Australia
Looks like you're on the right track, Millie!
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ReplyDeleteIt doesn't look like you're too impressed by tennis, Millie. That's one of the few sports that we find interesting, because a ball flies back and forth.
ReplyDeleteOur Mom understands about the suitcase thing - best to have one just small enough that they will allow it as a carry on. That does save a lot of green papers. But Mom really wishes they would do it the other way - let people check suitcases for free and charge for carry ons! Then boarding would be so much better for all.
ReplyDeleteYou sure know what vacation is, millie.
ReplyDeleteMillie - You vacation over achiever you ;o)
ReplyDeleteHave a great day.
Always, Queenie
You has it right Millie. Beans are pretty funny creatures sometimes...oh scratch that, all the time, MOL
ReplyDeleteSasha, Sami, & Saku
Yes you do know the meaning!
ReplyDeleteMom likes her smaller one too. Definitely lighter, because its made in the modern era (!) and she says she always packs more than necessary and this helps her make smarter decisions about what to take.
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