By Bob Eckstein
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So so sorry, really. But. You and I travel to the beat of a different drum. I generally don’t go along with the herd, although I do appreciate being heard.
Funniest one yet!
October is my favorite month by far … just wish I enjoyed the taste of pumpkin. I’ve tried, but sadly was never able to acquire the taste.
Like 5 cent comments, I like October – if I get to unpack the turtleneck sweaters! But I don’t particularly like the taste of pumpkin either. Just don’t tell my sister, as she’s so proud of her pumpkin pies, she’d be heartbroken to know I was faking it all these years.
My fav part of cartoon is the Kiels …..flavor!
You’re a good sister!