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oldognewtrick
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Reminds me of a friend of my mom and dads. Old Harold worked hard all his life, made some great investments and hardly ever spent a dime on his wife Norma. They lived very simple lives and he didn't let Norma spend any money on clothes, makeup, even new furniture, but they sure could afford it. Before he passed away, he made Norma promise that she would bury him with the millions he had amassed before he passed.
At the funeral, my mom saw Norma walk over to the casket and slip a piece of paper in Harold's pocket of his suit. Some weeks later when Norma was at the house playing bridge with my moms church bridge club, my mom asked Norma what was on the piece of paper she slipped in Harold's pocket. She related the promise she made Harold and said she had written a check and wanted to make sure his last wishes were honored.
That was the last time Norma played bridge with the church bridge club, cause her house sold soon after and she bought a condo with an ocean view down in Vero Beach. Gotta love them women. Guess you can take it with ya
At the funeral, my mom saw Norma walk over to the casket and slip a piece of paper in Harold's pocket of his suit. Some weeks later when Norma was at the house playing bridge with my moms church bridge club, my mom asked Norma what was on the piece of paper she slipped in Harold's pocket. She related the promise she made Harold and said she had written a check and wanted to make sure his last wishes were honored.
That was the last time Norma played bridge with the church bridge club, cause her house sold soon after and she bought a condo with an ocean view down in Vero Beach. Gotta love them women. Guess you can take it with ya
