I went to NBC's website , and the headline was "Take Your Brat To School Day".
And my first thought was, Wow. They just come right out with it don't they?? I didn't realize it had changed from take your CHILD to work day to take your BRAT to work day.
And then I saw this:
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And slapped my self on the forehead.
Well, DUH. Of course they were talking about BRATWURSTS. This day in age you can't even look at a child sideways without getting smacked on the wrist by the school district, why did I even think that they would be referring to actual kids when they said BRAT.
And then I realized why I thought that.
I mean, I WAS the one that put my youngest in a onesie that says I am the good one, my sister is the brat.
It was bound to happen.
sounds like a familiar topic...must be a habbit. warm and yeasty?
ReplyDeleteA habbit? Honey, I'm no nun.
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