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So funny!
Ann, you crack me up...one of the FEW good things about Mondays!
I agree. Ann, you make Mondays a little less painful!!
You do have a talent for making us laugh, and this time your comments about 14-year old girls was pretty good. (except for the tattoos and piercings, which my granddaughters wouldn't do).
However, usually you are up in the night about teenage girls and how they think. It is very obvious that you were raised in a family of boys and never had any girls of your own.
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