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No Mom, I Said I Want Toast! |
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Happy New Year to you, too, Leah!!
It is GREAT to see you back on the Blog -- I've missed you! Well, I've missed YOU, but not so much your lame jokes!!! LOL
I'm glad you're here!
LUV,
Kim
CRBB :-) Happy New Year. This post from Linda Rutherford will be our last new post until January 5. However, we will still be moderating and posting your comments, so keep 'em coming.
Categories: Southwest Culture, Working at Southwest Jan 06, 2009 |
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No Mom, I Said I Want Toast! |
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Gee, I dunno, my little gherkins always liked it.
Kim
CRBB :-) Happy New Year. This post from Linda Rutherford will be our last new post until January 5. However, we will still be moderating and posting your comments, so keep 'em coming.
Categories: Southwest Culture, Working at Southwest Dec 31, 2008 |
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No Mom, I Said I Want Toast! |
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Linda,
What a great story! That was a terrific example of the joy of creating family traditions AND the necessity to explain things very carefully to two year olds! I hope everyone in your family enjoys some delicious toast (and toasts) tomorrow night, even if you go light on the butter.
The neat thing about your story is that in catering to your son's request for some "real" toast, you followed the time-honored tradition from our Family here at SWA -- "Give 'em the pickle!!!"
Happy New Year to you, our Southwest Family and all of our Blog audience -- see ya in 2009!
Kim
Customer Relations Blog Boy Happy New Year. This post from Linda Rutherford will be our last new post until January 5. However, we will still be moderating and posting your comments, so keep 'em coming.
Categories: Southwest Culture, Working at Southwest Dec 30, 2008 |
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My Favorite Christmas Flick |
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I'm with you, Wendy! Anyone who can keep from crying at the end of that movie needs a new heart!!
Kim
Sentimental Blog Boy :-)
The Holiday Season is upon us. There's a chill in the air; festive decorations everywhere you turn; tasty treats galore; Christmas presents to select and put under the tree; holiday parties to attend; most importantly, though, it’s a time to be joyful and count your blessings. |
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More Christmas Cinema |
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Awwww Brian,
I never realized you were such a sentimental old lug. Although it is not a movie, my holiday season is never complete without one viewing of "A Charlie Brown Christmas" (1965). This classic always seems to sum up the key concepts of the occasion, most especially when Linus ends his recitation onstage with, "...and THAT'S what Christmas is all about, Charlie Brown!"
Merry Christmas and Happy Hanukkah to all of my friends within SWA and on the Blog,
Kim
CRBB :-)
Jim Herring (aka Jimmy da Fish) opened the door for a discussion of Christmas movies in his earlier post, so I am walking through that door to throw in my two-cents. First, though, are you wondering where all the good Christmas moves are on television this year? I have hundreds of satellite channels of nothing, but I haven’ |
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