Sunday, August 7, 2016 by lifeonthecutoff
I picked up my keys and called out to Tom.
“I am leaving” but, he did not hear – understand me.
“What?”
“I said I’m leaving”, and commenced laughing. Poor Tom didn’t think it was funny, but, there I was, laughing; suddenly remembering the movie, Roxanne – and I couldn’t stop laughing.
Hav you ever had one of these silly moments?
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That was a very obscure scene to remember! 🙂
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Yet, I cannot remember where I put my keys. 🙂
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All the time but I can’t remember them! LOL!
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It’s amazing (and often puzzling) what we remember – and what we don’t! Keep laughing, Marilyn. 🙂
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That is hilarious!! Gosh, it has been so long since I watched that movie. I think it was with my young kids. I ought to rent it again.
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The movie has held up over time, though I haven’t seen it in quite a few years, Nan. Sleaving just popped into my mind. 🙂
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I don’t know how I missed this, but I’m glad I tuned in. That’s hilarious! I haven’t seen this movie in many years! Yes, I sometimes recall obscure scenes from movies or TV shows out of the blue.
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I’m glad you tuned in, too. L. Marie. 🙂 It is such a funny scene and fun movie to watch. I don’t know why it came to mind, by, since it did, we keep saying “I’m sleaving now”. haha
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I am laughing so hard reading this, Penny. I do know what it is to get my funny bone tweaked and then have a hard time explaining WHY! We owe a lot of relief in this area to the quick retrieval of a YouTube video to explain us, don’t we? So funny, my friend!
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Great (and dare I say sometimes silly?) minds think alike. 🙂 YouTube has explained my silliness many-a-time. What did we do before technology? 🙂
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