I'm going to hell & I'm taking all y'all with me!

I was in the longest long I've ever seen at the pharmacy and started chatting with the lady standing behind me.  She mentioned that she and her husband live at Sun City, a local active seniors complex.  My first thought?

 

Just another little peak into how my brain works.

You're welcome.

Comments

[Karen]

Are you sure this isn't hell already?

[CindyCindy]

You promise now, don't you? I mean I have my handbasket ready to go!

[margene]

Promises, promises. At least hell would be warm!

[Jennifer]

And this is bad, why?

[Cheryl S.]

I'm sure we'll all have a great time together there.

[Rachel]

Sun city - such a lovely concept - no kids around when you are old so all you get is people dying around you all the time - great idea if you ask my humble opinion - but who ask you say, right!

And I know it is all about avoiding taxes - this is exactly the problem - education - or lack of,,,, - but again, who ask etc.

Oh and we are going to hell together? how lovely, when exactly?
and can we bring our knitting along?

[Marilyn]

Whoa. A couple of completely different Sun Citys I'd say. Uff.
xoxo

[Anne]

I thought the same thing! At least hell will be fun, what with all of us together.

[pdxknitterati/MicheleLB]

CindyCindy: Is there yarn in that handbasket? ;-p

[Kitten]

I live in Phoenix. Hell might be a nice change.

[Kim]

That's where my mind would've gone. . .

[Kelly]

At least I know I will have awesome company! It's pouring rain here (again)l wtf, winter? My mom says mother nature is on the rag, lol.

[Doris]

As long as there is yarn or fiber and a spindle in Hell, I am all for it!

[Datagoddess]

You'd better not leave me behind!!

[marianne]

I'm already there (remember, I do have a few more years experience, right?) and I'll tidy the place up a bit, get ready for your arrival. Welcome!
XOXOX