Recently widowed Lola moves in with her son, Ray, and his family at his request. The potential disasters of Lola living with her anally retentive adult son and family provide the backdrop for a hilarious story about life. Life according to Lola, that is. Lola is a witty sharpshooter who’s too busy living life to the fullest to worry about political correctness, exercise and proper diet. She’s fiercely independent and struggles with having to live under Ray’s rules…so she doesn’t. A wicked sense of humor and blunt, but often heart-warming honesty are Lola’s tools of trade.
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Ms. Ima said, 3 months ago
A clown question: who here has or will have a birthday this year?
Jean said, 3 months ago
men don’t understand notes, even if they are on the front of your shirt, just like they can’t find something in a drawer unless it is right on top.
whmIII said, 3 months ago
@Jean
We’re not THAT bad…sheesh!!!
Jkiss
said, 3 months ago
Somebody’s not getting any tonight. Way to go Harry.
Jkiss
said, 3 months ago
@Jean
My hubby can find things in drawers, but not in the fridge. He does gets notes…..especially if they’re on the front of my shirt.
:-D
Perkycat said, 3 months ago
He was being polite. We get mad at men when they look in that area – you can’t win.
arvscott said, 3 months ago
Happy Birthday, Lola.
:)