I am completely out of touch

Hell yeah, I'd do it for ten grand a day. My husband, who's busted his ass making a life for us for the past 25 years, could kick back and take it easy. My kids would graduate from college debt free, I could buy a big place in the country where I could have as many dogs as I wanted, and horses for my daughter. I could pay off my parents' house and take finances off of their list of things to worry about. I could endow a scholarship fund.

I'd definitely be willing to get out of bed and wear ugly clothes for that kind of dough. They could paint my face up like Bozo the Clown, and glue big fake eyebrows on me, too, if they wanted. It might be hard to maintain the requisite, "I'm so bored" sulky demeanor, though. I'd be having to bite the inside of my cheek to keep from grinning ear-to-ear.

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Kathleen
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I'm reminded several times a week of lines from "As You Like It" :> All the world's a stage,

My daughter did some local amateur "modeling" several years ago and we went to see her on the runway at the mall. I noticed she had a pronounced pouty expression combined with the bored look, more apparent than usual for a girl teenager in that era. I asked about it afterwards.

They were all amateurs and had to be coached. She replied the "coach" told them all to have the same 'model attitude' on the runway when they looked down at us. The model attitude: "I'm up here, you're down there; you're s**t." JPBill

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Bill Boyce

I can believe it. And I wouldn't do that for ANY sum.

Mary

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Mary Fisher

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