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Jun. 12th, 2009 05:42 pmI know, I know. You're all on the edges of your seats, wondering what a six-month old Charlie looks like. Well, you can sit back, 'cause ( Here she is )
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A guy came to the door on Tuesday to try and sell me a "One family, under GOD" bumpersticker. I'm not being sarcastic, btw. That's how it looked on the sticker. I demurred, saying that we weren't religious (Charlie was sleeping on my shoulder, so I wanted him to go away quickly). What I wanted to say was "Oh honey, have *you* got the wrong house".
If there are any more like him, I'll make a "No soliciting" sign, and if they ignore that, I'll add a "No religious soliciting" sign. If they ignore that, I'll finally get that baseball bat I've been wanting.
For those new to our broadcast, there are few things that piss me off faster than door-to-door religious solicitation. The last place we lived was on some list with the Baptists, 'cause they kept coming around and would not take no for an answer. This was only the second religious door-knocker in the eleven months we've lived here. So, I'm hoping it was an anomaly. I'd really hate feeling that I couldn't have the front door open, especially with the summer temps.
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Help Jorge Garcia find his shoe!
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Okay...Sammy and Charlie are hanging out together, so I should go throw some food in the pots and like that.
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A guy came to the door on Tuesday to try and sell me a "One family, under GOD" bumpersticker. I'm not being sarcastic, btw. That's how it looked on the sticker. I demurred, saying that we weren't religious (Charlie was sleeping on my shoulder, so I wanted him to go away quickly). What I wanted to say was "Oh honey, have *you* got the wrong house".
If there are any more like him, I'll make a "No soliciting" sign, and if they ignore that, I'll add a "No religious soliciting" sign. If they ignore that, I'll finally get that baseball bat I've been wanting.
For those new to our broadcast, there are few things that piss me off faster than door-to-door religious solicitation. The last place we lived was on some list with the Baptists, 'cause they kept coming around and would not take no for an answer. This was only the second religious door-knocker in the eleven months we've lived here. So, I'm hoping it was an anomaly. I'd really hate feeling that I couldn't have the front door open, especially with the summer temps.
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Help Jorge Garcia find his shoe!
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Okay...Sammy and Charlie are hanging out together, so I should go throw some food in the pots and like that.