February 26, 2004


  • Sea Island, Georgia                                                                                     Photo and Enhancement by Chris Duffy


    I tell you, I felt like going home in the middle of the day.  Cut to the quick I was!  One of the new temporaries at work, a young man about 30ish,  who is assigned to the mail room / shipping & receiving room was delivering a package to me today and out of the blue he asked me if I had relatives in Michigan . . . because I sure looked like his grandmother.  His GRANDMOTHER?!?!?  I could almost have taken it if he had said like his mother . . . but his GRANDMOTHER?!?!   I’m not sure exactly how I responded; something like I didn’t really think I had any relatives in Michigan, and that I was raised in Illinois.  It threw me for a loop so much I forgot to put on my “remembering cap”.  Anyway, I think he got away without realizing he’d ruined my day, and after a few minutes I started to see the humor in the situation and related it to a couple of my “older” buddies at work.  One of them sent me an email a few minutes later saying that she didn’t think the guy would have left her office uninjured, to which I replied, “He wouldn’t have, except that I couldn’t get my walker turned around quick enough”.   I heard her laughing six offices away. 

Comments (6)

  • oh, poor Chrissy…  :lol: I hate it when that happens  :laugh:

  • By the way, that is a perfect picture… absolutely perfect. :goodjob:

  • That’s about as cute a story as I have heard today.  You don’t look anything like anyones grandmother and if you do, it’s a very young one.  Your pictures you have up are really great.  I love that of the beach.  My daughter was married on the beach in Virginia only a few years back.  They have lived on or near a beach for quite a few years.  I often wonder how that didn’t happen for me and my other half.

  • :lol:  :laugh: :lookaround:That cracks me up. Especially about the walker. (I’ll have to remember that.) Mike

  • And, I thought you were the younger sister-Alice being the older one.  I remember a couple of years ago when one of the teachers that worked with me was offended when a 30 year old teacher said something about being surrounded by “Moms”.  She and I were about 52 at the time and she was offended!  I just laughed at her, but being accused of looking like some 30-year-old’s grandmother is too much!  I like your response to your “older” co-worker.  It’s too bad you couldn’t think fast enough to make a similar comment to “sonny boy”. 

    I love the beach picture.  It makes me want to go there right now!

  •  :wave: I AM the older sister, by 15 months.

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