Shoe on the other foot
So it seems on Sunday, after a couple nights hard partying, my parents needed a bit of outdoor fun*. This turned into a run in with the local cops. The local cop doing the busting was a classmate of mine from high school (yes my parents still live in my old hometown).
Will I be proud or embarrassed when I see him at the 20 year reunion this fall? Hmmm...
*They were illegally pruning trees on city property. But still..
Will I be proud or embarrassed when I see him at the 20 year reunion this fall? Hmmm...
*They were illegally pruning trees on city property. But still..
Labels: grandparents, police
6 Comments:
You got to love it when you catch them misbehaving. Of course with my mom, that's like all the time!
LOL..they sound like my mom!..she prunes things that annoy her.
ufff - my mom never ceases to make me cover my eyes. The things that woman does and seems to get away with!!!
AUGH!!!
Mine will actually steal the plants and put them in her garden.
Hooligans. Vigilante gardners are the scourge of our time. LOCK 'EM UP!
Guerrilla gardeners, your parents. You should be proud (well, so long as they weren't pruning TOO enthusiastically)!
You mean that's ILLEGAL?
Well, damn.
See, there's this shrub in our local park that totally covers the walkway around the playlot, meaning you have to trudge your stroller through the sand. I told the park workers about it last time I saw them, and I'd decided if they hadn't dealt with it when next I cam, I would bring a pair of shears with me and do it myself.
And I will, too.
Now I just know to be covert. I'll get the tots to act as my shield. It'll be good training for them. The world needs more vigilante gardeners.
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