100 As a 1930s wife, I am |
I think it's because I have a man I didn't want to kill and bury after the first six months. Ya, that's the reason. He's a really nice man.
This diet is making me cranky. I did try for a little garden beauty this afternoon but ended up with a tiny golden blur suspended between two fern fronds. It was an incredibly little garden spider who suns herself there every day. I'll try again tomorrow provided the birds didn't get her. Spiders aren't as skittish around cameras as wild birds, or the family dog.
Take care, keep knitting. It's the only real sane thing to do when you cannot ban the criminals -and you know who you are!- to some desert island, Not a paradise mind you, but a real desert. They all seem to want the deserts very very badly. Let's give them the deserts!
LOL Took the test. And I kept thinking I would NOT have made a good '30s wife! Thing really hadn't changed much between the '30s and '50s when my mother was trying to be the example. Still, I came up "superior." good grief.
ReplyDeleteLove what you said! "..I didn't want to kill and bury after the first six months." LOL Yep, me too. A good man will get a good wife!
Please, watch ourself...cranky is not good. A whopper is the pill I would perscribe. Seriously, I admire your resolve.
Meribeth
I scored 22 :P
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Meribeth, I'm not quite as cranky now, I let myself have malt balls on Sunday now. Yay!
ReplyDeleteL, that is a commendable score! I say, Hooray for you! I'll go back and take it again someday, just not today. heehee
I only scored average - possibly due to walking around in stocking feet and cooking in pajamas!
ReplyDeleteHello Milo!
Aww.. who wants to be a 1930's housewife anyway? hehe. PJs are THE proper attire for cooking meals, yes?
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