–>I love this post. Bossy’s daughter is sweet, her pinkish shoes are Adorable and there sits Bossy’s faithful clogs at the bottom of the stairs.
PS. I’m glad you did what your daughter asked too.
I get notes on the floor too! My daughter puts them in the bathroom for things I have to do for her in the morning. She knows I stumble in there first.
Thing 1 of 2: I’ve left notes of this kind regularly over the years, for any of many loved ones.
Thing 2 of 2: I have coral slingbacks almost identical to Bossy’s daughter’s, seen here.
Maybe she’s my mini me.
Heels and vascular surgery seemed to say “can you find what’s wrong with this picture?” Bossy’s daughter clearly brightens everyone’s day, not just her mother’s.
What a lovely thought from a lovely daughter; it would be my favorite thing also. I am curious as to why it was left on the floor? Is it in the event you went down face first you’d still be able to read it.
funny, but reminds me of what i went thru – as I laid on the gurney just before a surgery that ended up leaving me in a two week coma and on life support – I laughed and had the nurse witness my last will and testament just before the surgery. I thought it was almost a joke at the time. Things DO go bad.. glad yours didn’t :)))))))
Basic truths. Pared down simple truths. The rest is fluff!
And as all the girls in my family, I need to ask…”whose red heels are these!”
Adorable. I’m w/Bossy’s Mom – need shoe info!
…what’s for dinner?
Oh, that’s so sweet!
my husband and i went to high school together, and no, we did not date. ever. meh. *but* he signed everybody’s yearbooks ‘die’ or ‘don’t die’.
i got a ‘don’t die’, fortunately.
thanks for the smile!
Well, it’s certainly succinct.
Red heels are actually pinkish and belong to the only woman in the house who can wear heels: Stella.
Just kidding, they’re Bossy’s daughter’s shoes!
and that right there is why i simply adore that doodle girl!
Those would be Bossy’s clogs over on the left
I love those clogs. I also love your rug. Want the rug, but alas… I have rude dogs. They would eat it.
I love Bossy’s Daughter! What a tribute!
–>I love this post. Bossy’s daughter is sweet, her pinkish shoes are Adorable and there sits Bossy’s faithful clogs at the bottom of the stairs.
PS. I’m glad you did what your daughter asked too.
Very sweet, Bossy’s daughter! and i bet you were great in Bye, Bye, Birdie.
sweet and simple and totally to the point.
I get notes on the floor too! My daughter puts them in the bathroom for things I have to do for her in the morning. She knows I stumble in there first.
I was lucky enough to actually see Bossy’s daughter wearing those very shoes after her wonderful performance in “Bye Bye,Birdie”.
Bossy, your daughter really loves and needs you so get those legs workin’!
Thing 1 of 2: I’ve left notes of this kind regularly over the years, for any of many loved ones.
Thing 2 of 2: I have coral slingbacks almost identical to Bossy’s daughter’s, seen here.
Maybe she’s my mini me.
We’re all very glad that Bossy heeded her daughter’s advice!
I was going to ask whose shoes we could see, because last I heard Bossy didn’t wear heels. We are all glad you didn’t die.
Alas, as a teen I left similar notes for my Mommy. Mine seemed to be missing the “don’t” though. Yeah…teen years…
Heels and vascular surgery seemed to say “can you find what’s wrong with this picture?” Bossy’s daughter clearly brightens everyone’s day, not just her mother’s.
As only an adorable teenage girl could phrase it. *wink*
What a lovely thought from a lovely daughter; it would be my favorite thing also. I am curious as to why it was left on the floor? Is it in the event you went down face first you’d still be able to read it.
I have the same Westie doorstop. Which causes me to FEEL like I’m dying whenever I stub my toe on it. Be careful, Bossy!
funny, but reminds me of what i went thru – as I laid on the gurney just before a surgery that ended up leaving me in a two week coma and on life support – I laughed and had the nurse witness my last will and testament just before the surgery. I thought it was almost a joke at the time. Things DO go bad.. glad yours didn’t :)))))))
Awww.
So glad you listened to her order!
I approve of Bossy’s daughter’s taste in shoes!
Cracks me up? Is that bad?
That’s a keeper.
My daughter would leave a similar note: “Dear Mom — Don’t die, because I need a ride home from softball practice tonight.”
Love the note but am very much in love with the shoes.
The very reason I would never have plastic surgery–just imagine if you did die?