When Joyce told us that burning her bra on the steps of the capitol was the proudest moment of her life, I thought it had something to do with Aunt Barb’s breast implants.
Brenda Warren 2012
Here’s the prompt from Trifecta:
Forty-three years ago today, Neil Armstrong became the first person to ever walk on the moon. In celebration of Moon Day we want you to write 33 words about someone who took a giant leap. It can mean whatever you’d like, just make sure you write exactly 33 words.
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Bren, too funny. The feminist image vs. the epidemic of “I’m not worthy without big boobs” generation. Loved it, found great irony there. Amy
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You met the challenge delightfully! 🙂
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That is awesome. It reminded me of those young girls Jay Leno has on his show sometimes who never know anything about history, politics or current events. Funny stuff.
Thanks for linking up with us again. Don’t forget to come back for the next challenge.
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That was awesome! I loved it.
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Great humor provided by a generation gap!
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Funny!
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😀
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okay, what did you do with Aunt Barb’s breast implants?
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