NN You can't handle the truth and don't twist the truth. Even if you are 7.5 years younger, you could at least prepare warm tea for us. Guess Annie and Daddy Warbuck was more important. The roof could've cave over but "2moro, you're always, a chore away....".
What also was never mention was the fact that NN eats very slowly. Yes, she "helped" clean up. But by the time she finished her food, we've done most of the clean up. NN also picked the easiest task - washing the dishes. Who picked up the dog poop, who threw out the trash (in the hot southern california summer, there's also a chorus in the trash performed by the larvea), who mowed the lawn, etc... Come to think of it, NN probably washed no more than 10 bowls in her life time in the Thai house hold. Remember the times we have to rent a snake to unclog the drain because your long hair keeps on clogging the drain and the time you f;ushed something you shouldn't flush down the girl's toilet.
NN exemplifies the Chinese saying: sic si awe fian, dai sic lian (big eat lazy), and lian jimg.
CI Panic, I feel sorry for you guys. But we had to dump her somewhere.
All due respect, MonkeyPig, NN does contribute to society in may normally unrecognized ways.
ReplyDeleteShe, for example, has introduced several of us Gewilo to previously unknown food options. And, more importantly for the proprietors at those establishments, she orders on our behalf so that we don't mess up the fluidity of the ordering process (so we order xiao long bao and not Chow Long Bay-o).
Also sometimes I might accidentally leave leftover food in the work refrigerator. Some might worry that the office cleaning elves would throw away their tupperware. Nope! One call to NN, and the leftovers are "taken care of," the tupperware carefully washed and returned to your office. No charge!
That's a really cute bunny who's laying on her stomach watching TV. Almost as cute as me.
ReplyDeleteAs for the tea, we always had hot tea at home! I didn't HAVE to make it special for you all, but making tea was indeed one of my after school chores.
But, I will tell everyone a tale of MonkeyPig's slyness. At dinners, MonkeyPig likes to position herself in the corner so that she's blocked in. This way, she never has to get up to refill rice or soup bowls. She'll always say, "Oh, you're sitting on the outside. Get the rice." Something like that. Yep.