The Hooterville Tragedy!

Ah yes it was a tragic day in Hooterville on Sunday. 
Pinochle was the game.
Losers were our name.

My partner tried valiantly to figure a new strategy to quell this onslaught to no avail.
They were determined to trounce us soundly before the night was nigh and truly they did.

The hubby, Jay, sat there logically explaining, as if to children, why we could not win. 
Sadly they proved it twice with the resulting scores.

The other hubby. David, looked on like you poor deluded things—
I feel sorry for teaching you this lesson but what else am I to do?

So as they gathered for their double victory picture so proud of the two double pinochle on the last hand.
My lips quivering, my eyes misting, I bravely push the button that would record their glee for posterity.

Then desolving into deep despair our sad little partnership wept together. ( Can you tell we are Mother and Daughter?  Look at those chins!)

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About Momma

I was 77-years-old on February 22 and I'm amazed to see it. Mother of two sons and one daughter (Bloggers SEB and Cindyisms are two of them). Grandmother of three. Retired after 29 years+ at Michigan Bell Telephone and ten+ years with The Oakland Press. I was active with the telephone company union and a Dale Carnegie graduate. I work at crocheting, knitting, making ornaments, and other projects. With my husband I can 300 or 400 half pints of jam, chutney, plus cabbage relish, pickled beets and cinnamon fruit every summer to give away. I was clown doing parades, parties, and picnics for about 15 years. My other passions are music from the 50s through the 70s, reading, and of course blogging!

4 thoughts on “The Hooterville Tragedy!

  1. Wait a minute! I just got it, you and Cindy let Jay and David win because of father’s day!

    That explains it.

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