Twill be a pun, I fear
I skipped a day on the Content Challenge - do I get flogged for that? Blogflogged? B'flogged?
To make up for it, I'll put up two entries. So there.
First, a short one.
Last night, we went to the "friends and family" pre-opening dinner at the steakhouse that David's brother and sister-in-law are about to open. The food was delicious - I can only indulge in a great big steak every once in a while - but prime rib = yum. And there is a vast potato selection - I will have to go back just to try all the variations.
Anyway, one of our dining companions was the buyer for David's store - she is an amazing artist and a lovely person. She was telling a story from work, how she had misplaced some twill fabric samples, and had been distraught about it.
Me: "So, it was like you'd lost the twill to live."
Now, David hates when I make puns like that. But really, how often is "twill" going to come up in conversation? You have to take your chances when you can.
To make up for it, I'll put up two entries. So there.
First, a short one.
Last night, we went to the "friends and family" pre-opening dinner at the steakhouse that David's brother and sister-in-law are about to open. The food was delicious - I can only indulge in a great big steak every once in a while - but prime rib = yum. And there is a vast potato selection - I will have to go back just to try all the variations.
Anyway, one of our dining companions was the buyer for David's store - she is an amazing artist and a lovely person. She was telling a story from work, how she had misplaced some twill fabric samples, and had been distraught about it.
Me: "So, it was like you'd lost the twill to live."
Now, David hates when I make puns like that. But really, how often is "twill" going to come up in conversation? You have to take your chances when you can.
1 Comments:
Awesome. What does David know, anyway?
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