![]() Judy Love’s decorations make her home into a fairyland, and we love to see what is new each year – admiring her home were Deidre McCool, Polly Nichols, Jan Smith, Sally Whitten, Barbara Cooper and Annie Bohanon who had a “boo-boo” on her forehead and her granddaughter insisted she cover it with a bright pink band aid – only Annie!Įnjoying a gathering before the Seventy-Five Club Christmas party are Cindi Shelby, Jann Schwabe, Dodge Hill and his wife Lori, and Darlene Parman. ![]() Pretty ladies enjoying the party were Janie Axton, Governor Mary Fallin, Terrie Hubbard, Lyn Elam, Patsy Homsey, Marilyn Balyeat, Sherry Rice Rhodes, Vicki Gourley, Inda Burchfiel, Sherry Russell, Joan Gilmore, Barbara Dahnke, Linda Dunn, Ellie Roberts and Linda Rooker. Bet you guys are just sick you missed all this dialogue. Caught at the end of a commentary was Penny McCaleb who had read something about a sex-change operation and said in all seriousness, “WHY would a guy want to be a girl? Do they know how much trouble it is with our hair, makeup, and clothing?” I went on to another girly conversation which centered around “Spanx” and how we have to stuff ourselves into those things, can’t sit, can’t eat – and we still have lumpy rolls that look like a Shar Pei puppy in a sausage casing. Telling me that I’m not using my time well is the gala girls’ party given by Judy Love, Barbara Brou and Susan Johnston – those women are involved in everything philanthropic in our city – and still find time to entertain? Conversations are all over the place which makes it such a delight.Hostesses Judy Love, Barbara Brou, and Susan Johnston create a party atmosphere for “girlfriends” - shown are guests, from left, Vicki Gourley, Berta Faye Rex, and Terry Bradley. This annual party is such a season-starter with gracious hosts, wonderful food and ice sculptures, and an opportunity to share time with friends. to see a granddaughter in the Wizard of Oz), Charlotte Lankard and Gene Rainbolt, Tina and Bruce Day, Melissa Kizer, and Carol and Mac Troy. Others were Marnie and Clayton Taylor, Lori and Bond Payne, Ginny Carl, Judge Jerome Holmes, Kay and Jim Bass, Randy and Faith Mary Everest, Bill Philips (Judy was home sick after a trip to Greenville, N.C. Dick looked dashing and healthy after recovering from being down for a while, and it was his “coming out” party, as he laughingly told us. Also enjoying the evening were Joan Frates and Ed Barth, Sandy and Stewart Meyers, Elaine and Hal Levy, Kay Goebel, Kitty and Dick Champlin. We met Dewayne and Becky Andrews at the door, as Dewayne is provost of OU Health Science Center. Guests were welcomed by hosts to the holiday celebration given by Oklahoma Health Center Foundation, Presbyterian Health Foundation, Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation and University of Oklahoma Health Services Center.As if young parents don’t have enough to do! Joe and Star Wars figures guarding him, building an igloo out of sugar cubes, being stuck in the jaws of the photocopier, or perhaps TP’ing the Christmas tree. Potato Head as his adversary, leave a message in toothpaste in the sink while still holding the tube, hides in a sock drawer making mayhem mis-matching socks, sitting in the cookie jar with crumbs on his face, rock climbing with pieces of putty on the wall, holding on for dear life as the vacuum hose holds him captive, lifting weights which are large marshmallows on a skewer, being held hostage tied to a tree with G.I. He can perch on an aquarium and fish with his home-made string and paper-clip pole, can build a snow fort out of big marshmallows with Mr. There are tales of him making snow angels in powdered sugar on a cookie sheet, skiing down the stairs on Popsicle sticks, pouting in “time-out,” drawing mustaches and weird uni-brows on asleep dads and curling up for a nap in dad’s hair. ![]() This elf-guy is for everyone and is called “Mensch-On-A-Bench for Jewish families. Needing to appear in a different location each day can stretch a parent. ![]() Our daughter went the simple route, but these elves who report back nightly to the North Pole about the “goodness of children” have spawned some doozies. Only a desperate parent comes up with “Uh, OF COURSE he can see if you’re being good, elves have eyes in the back of their heads like moms, do.” Knowing she had only seconds, she wildly tossed “elfie.”Įlle was back in a flash and amazed to see the figure dangling by one green elf-shoe, facing outside and upside down in the greenery looped over the curtain rod. Re-routing her daughter Elle back through the doorway, she told her to put the dogs out. “I’ve totally blown it,” gasped daughter Robin when she noticed the Elf-On-The-Shelf hadn’t moved overnight and was still perched in yesterday’s location.
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