stupid injury, grrrr

[OakLeaf]

Who knew our purple would be in the form of bruises

Oh, that's perfect. And the red hat that doesn't go will be the stitches in our faces.

[Sky King]

Love it

oh, that's perfect. And the red hat that doesn't go will be the stitches in our faces. :d

[malkin]

What an exciting life you lead!

Love the purple/red references!

[Crankin]

Those red hat women are loud and obnoxious. I always see them when I go out to lunch at the Fruitlands Museum in Harvard, MA. It's a lovely, serene setting with great food and my lunch has been ruined more than once by this group. They seem to revel in how loud they can be. I don't know, something about this doesn't sit right with me. I would prefer not to get old, but, since I am, I am trying my best not to look or act it.

[OakLeaf]

Heh. I kind of meant the poem more than the organization, but it's a fine line, I guess. Being old enough not to care what others think, vs. exhibiting the solipsism and entitlement that I often see ...

[Crankin]

Yeah, I do get the poem. These women, though, just take it too far.
Sorry if I offended anyone. I am old enough not to care what others think, but, then, I've pretty much been like that all my life!

[malkin]

I have seen obnoxious gangs of red hat ladies, but not so much around here. To me it seems like another in-your-face display of over disclosure.

I never made the connection until yesterday, but I do have a red bike helmet.