In 2010 a general authority taught that parents should discourage their children from pairing off at a young age. This was old news to me and my siblings. We'd known since we were four years old that having a boyfriend or girlfriend before you were in college was the dumbest thing you could do with your life. I'm pretty sure about the age because before kindergarten I broke the heart of a little boy in my Sunday school class when I wouldn't be his girlfriend. I'm serious. He cried, and I despised him for being weak. Yes, I was cruel. Luckily for the boys my age, that's about the time my looks peaked and I started going down hill. I never broke any more hearts. Now, my sister broke hearts all the way through high school, but that's another story.
This all comes to mind because Anne and I went to McDonald's last Friday. She got a necklace in her Happy Meal that sings, "My best friend's brother is the one for me." What? Who decided this was an appropriate toy for a 5-year-old? I'm disgusted, and I'm boycotting McDonald's. They'll be sorry when they realize one of their most faithful customers, who used to come at least twice a year and spend $10, no longer comes at all. Take that, Ronald McDonald. I hope you cry your eyes out.
2 comments:
You are such a strong woman!!! and you crack me up.
I just read the talk referenced. I loved it when it was given and love it even more now. It resonated with me more (funny how 2 years changes the outlook on life so much).
I AM LAUGHING SO HARD!
I love your humor...and your strength :-)
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