Equal opportunity sweeping. The ladies are cuter though with the rolled up dungarees. From the amount of debris the lads are “picking” up it looks as though they may not be all that familiar with the working end of the broom.
One of the first gifts I ever remember my parents giving me was a broom. I’m sure it had more to do with the popularity of the show Bewitched rather than any deep need to teach me to clean up after myself. . .hmm.
Ahem. I believe the ladies were up so early to clean that they were finished by the time the photographer arrived. The men, however, kept postponing it until after the game, and had to hurriedly get it done.
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Curling! oh wait..sweeping up garbage..never mind! I’m so Canadian hahaha
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Equal opportunity sweeping. The ladies are cuter though with the rolled up dungarees. From the amount of debris the lads are “picking” up it looks as though they may not be all that familiar with the working end of the broom.
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One of the first gifts I ever remember my parents giving me was a broom. I’m sure it had more to do with the popularity of the show Bewitched rather than any deep need to teach me to clean up after myself. . .hmm.
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Ha! Great gift. I love Bewitched, too! (twitching nose)…
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It strikes me (cough) that the men are working whilst the ladies are posing.
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Ahem. I believe the ladies were up so early to clean that they were finished by the time the photographer arrived. The men, however, kept postponing it until after the game, and had to hurriedly get it done.
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Were cuffs needed to sweep, Kerbey? A memo, perhaps?
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the cuffs again! If I had cute cleaning clothes like those ladies do, I would pose, too 🙂
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