Native Son Of The Golden West Section Editor Shakes His Head:
Nope. One of your stateswomen, bedecked in Buckeye gear (& 70-75) interrupted high tea, which we were enjoying w/ the lady-friend outdoors in the Farmer's Market by asking me* what I* was eating (some bizarre Franco-Cali version of a ham sammich w/ poufy cheese ballooned on it).
She amused us w/ her tales of how she & the hubby have come to see the Rose Parade live every yr. for the last eight or nine, even if the Ohio State Univ. isn't competing, & she had of course talked to her son back home who advised it was 9℉ or nine inches of snow or one of those things. So we congratulated her on her recent victory, & she went away to catch up w/ the husband.
We should have asked her if she knew you.
*Editorial first person sing. used to make absolutely clear that "friend" was questioned second, & had the sense not to engage other than describing her eats.
2 comments:
You're just jealous and wishing that you lived in Ohio.
ADMIT IT!
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Native Son Of The Golden West Section Editor Shakes His Head:
Nope. One of your stateswomen, bedecked in Buckeye gear (& 70-75) interrupted high tea, which we were enjoying w/ the lady-friend outdoors in the Farmer's Market by asking me* what I* was eating (some bizarre Franco-Cali version of a ham sammich w/ poufy cheese ballooned on it).
She amused us w/ her tales of how she & the hubby have come to see the Rose Parade live every yr. for the last eight or nine, even if the Ohio State Univ. isn't competing, & she had of course talked to her son back home who advised it was 9℉ or nine inches of snow or one of those things. So we congratulated her on her recent victory, & she went away to catch up w/ the husband.
We should have asked her if she knew you.
*Editorial first person sing. used to make absolutely clear that "friend" was questioned second, & had the sense not to engage other than describing her eats.
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