Dressing up to do the laundry may seem silly, but in these days of high unemployment, Edna knew she could be replaced by a hungry supermodel.
Posted for Microfiction Monday over at Stony River, with thanks to the G-Man and friends for introducing me to the game.
teehee...yeah unfortunately so...dressing nice makes you feel better about your work too so...
ReplyDeletegood one! love the image!
ReplyDeleteHungry super-models don't do laundry - or cook, or clean house, or drive the kids to school, or... just what in the heck makes them 'super' anyway?
ReplyDeleteYes Ma'am! Be prepared! Good job!
ReplyDeleteHa! Good one. From looking at them, it seems all the supermodels could use a good meal.
ReplyDeletelol! I loved it, hedgewitch!
ReplyDeleteI love it! It doesn't hurt to enhance your job security.
ReplyDeleteWise Edna! ;)
ReplyDeleteFunny! Looking spiffy while washing might earn one a pay raise too!
ReplyDeleteFirst look at this form..like what you did with it! Funny..
ReplyDeleteI'd love to SEE the model doing that job. :)
ReplyDeleteouch..better watch out for those super models and thrown out politicians!
ReplyDeleteShe's sure making a fine impression.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chuckle-I thought this was terrific!
ReplyDeleteShe does look mighty spiffy!!
ReplyDeleteNice double entendre! Great take on this MM pic.
ReplyDeleteA girl has to look good just to keep her spirits up while laboring over a washboard never mind someone elbowing her out of a job! Good one!
ReplyDelete~Jean
Good for Edna! One can never be too careful about job protection!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful week. Cheers!
Oh please, please, let her slack off!
ReplyDeleteI am ready for a new washer (super) woman.
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Yeah replaced- especially if you are a tad on the plump side!
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone--enjoyed the many different takes on a simple prompt with only 140 characters allowed, as always, some of which were hilarious and all of which were fun.
ReplyDeleteThanks forthe laugh! I always say, "Dress for success."
ReplyDeleteThings can go that bad!
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Brilliant. A sign of the times!
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