A young man in Miss McFarland’s homemaking class (spared the apron) incites suspicion as he reaches for the pressure cooker. Perhaps he will fare better in the canning process.
Pressure Cookers Indeed
A young man in Miss McFarland’s homemaking class (spared the apron) incites suspicion as he reaches for the pressure cooker. Perhaps he will fare better in the canning process.
I Don't Get It 
It appears to me that Marguritte and her three buds are upset that Albert did not invite her to the prom, but rather asked Tony.
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D’oh!
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My 13-year-old took FACS (Family and Consumer Sciences) this year, though it was an elective. But yes, it all changes. My husband grew up in a small town and took ag classes. Not something my kids see.
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My husband majored in Ag. Different world, yes. So FACS? We don’t have anything like that. Good that it exists. Probably don’t teach balancing checkbooks, though. 😉
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Funny how that never comes up in school! I’d forgotten we both married farmboys.
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Does your husband grab a toothpick at a restaurant and leave it in his mouth like an old hayseed like mine? I don’t think I’ve ever gotten a toothpick at a restaurant.
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He totally does. Egads.
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Ha!
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They don’t offer Home Ec any more do they? Shame
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Nope. Or Typing.
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Stop this nonsense ladies, I want to say! ha ha! Hope you have a fun and memorable 3 day weekend, Kerbey! 🙂
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I hope you do, too!
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Hands off, indeed.
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Man if I saw a group of women looking at me like that I’d run for the hills. that’s what murder looks like just before it happens.
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I agree completely. Lorena Bobbitt gave that same look.
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