Chemical Warfare
With all the outrage at chemical warfare, Dewey (with wings) and Louie (with petals) had been trying to urge their congressman to do something about ongoing chemical warfare right here in lawns around the country . . .
Undocumented
Shellie and her family, known as “Mexican Hat,” were getting nervous–even though their family had been here for generations, they were still undocumented . . .
Skinny Dipping
The girls had dared each other to go skinny dipping–it seemed like harmless fun– until the nerdy kid from school showed up with his drone and GoPro camera . . .
Mixed Crowd
Because Handel’s music was considered “classical” (in fact, Baroque would be more accurate), Judy (pictured, 14th row, 6th from the right) was surprised at the turnout–all ages, all races, both genders–at the free concert at the Lincoln Memorial. But then it was Handel’s Royal Fireworks Concert, complete with a massive fireworks display at the conclusion. Was that Maxine Waters and her BFF Sheila Jackson Lee with the Trumps . . .?
Manners
Jimmie’s mom just couldn’t understand why he didn’t get it: no matter how informal the setting, you couldn’t walk on your food . . .
Lots of Presence
Linda Lou (pictured) had always had a lot of presence; when she entered a room, everyone took notice. She wondered sometimes, though, if she didn’t overdo it just a little. Still, it did beat being a wallflower . . .