Remember this one too?

All the boys...well they were boys in 1985...were hot for Helen Slater.

What ever happened to her?

So...who remembers this quote:

Lloyd Dobler: I don't want to sell anything, buy anything, or process
anything as a career. I don't want to sell anything bought or processed, or
buy anything sold or processed, or process anything sold, bought, or
processed, or repair anything sold, bought, or processed. You know, as a
career, I don't want to do that.

This thank you does not go to a company, so I thought it would be more
appropriate posting it in my blog. I am PRACTICING being a better consumer
and letter writer so I can write another letter to a company. :-)
I also wanted to participate in compliment week, Me! ME! lol

Comments? C'mon, bring em on!!!
~DP




Dear Robin & Danny,


Thank you so much for watching over Dizzy for us while I was in the
hospital last week delivering the babies. We know that Dizzy is a
rambunctious dog so we truly appreciate you taking her on walks twice a day
and watching television with her in the evenings. We also appreciate you
following her diet regime and administering her heart worm pill on Tuesday.




Of course, thank you for feeding the fish as well.



You far surpassed our expectations in neighborly kindness. Anytime you
would like to go on vacation, or need petsitting assistance, please
consider us your #1 caretakers for Rover.



As a token of our appreciation please accept a $20 gift certificate to
Petco.



Sincerely,

US

Great it's going to get into the mid-eighties today here in Snottsdale,
Arizona.

I know I shouldn't complain with most of the country having the cold wintry
weather, and with the tornadoes in the midwest and the south. It's just
that once the temperature gets above 90, which it will by the end of March,
it never cools back off, just keeps on climbing to 115 or so. Which means
we officially enter our Hell season.

We don't get all four seasons here...just Paradise (winter) and Hell
(spring, summer and fall).

We had two baby girls this week, weighing in at 5 lbs. 1 oz and 5 lbs 2 oz.


They are doing great and will obviously have to develop a strong sense of
self and witty reparte, as well as a healty dose of cynisism, such as the
master Ticky Tack's to overcome their unfortunate names.

So anyway...I'm baaaaaack and glad to see that my "Wonder Bread" letter has
dropped down to #6. Whew. Now I'll have to write another one.

~DP