That boy who carries the collection plate (during the third carry-round) asked my daughter a strange question. He asked "do you mow your lawn?"
My daughter said "I'm too young to have a lawn, but I do mow my mother's and father's lawn once a week or so". Then he asked her to videotape it for him. She said he could come and help us out, as long as he doesn't mind getting hot, sweaty and very dirty, because there's lots of holes that need to be filled, and then he started making even less sense.
He's such a nice boy, but I'm worrying that all this talk of grass might mean he's interested in smoking pot.
I interrogated my daughter on this, but she said it's got nothing to do with drugs, and it's safe because he lives in a condominium. Why are kids making less and less sense these days?
My daughter said "I'm too young to have a lawn, but I do mow my mother's and father's lawn once a week or so". Then he asked her to videotape it for him. She said he could come and help us out, as long as he doesn't mind getting hot, sweaty and very dirty, because there's lots of holes that need to be filled, and then he started making even less sense.
He's such a nice boy, but I'm worrying that all this talk of grass might mean he's interested in smoking pot.
I interrogated my daughter on this, but she said it's got nothing to do with drugs, and it's safe because he lives in a condominium. Why are kids making less and less sense these days?
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