This reminds of a time on Mother's Day when me and my parents were out at
a nice resturant.  I had a Ginger Ale to drink and in the middle of a
conversation my arm had a spasm and half of the drink went in my mother's
lap.  She did get even with me a few months later when we were out for
breakfast.  She got me with milk, but she blamed it on having to cut my
food.  We still laugh about both moments whenever we go to either
resturant, and yes, now my father keeps drinks far away from us so we
don't get him.


Chester Worwa


On Tue, 8 Feb 2000, Trisha Cummings wrote:

> Greetings All,
>
>            This wearing of the drinks reminds me of Saturday night - when I
> got my first "revenge" on Amber. After years of wearing Amber's meals,
> drinks, fingerpaints, glue or any other substance that can be spilled ( to
> the point of wearing florals - so the spots don't show - and you thought it
> was becasue I like flowers!! GRIN) - She finally got to wear a piece on one
> mine. Saturday Night at the Black Tie Birthday Dinner for her Godmother - I
> was eating my Szechuan Beef Proper - with chopsticks - when the guy beside
> flayled about illustrating his point - guess whose elbow he came in contact
> with!! My beef went sailing - right into Amber's lap, and later she looks
> accusing and says - there a spot on my dress!! I just said - Payback is
> Hell!! GRIN
>
> Forget  - Revenge is a dish best served cold - its best served when you can
> dump the dish in someone else's lap!!
>
>                                       Brightest Blessings
>                                           Trisha - the Spotted Mom
>
> > << my problem is that even my "good arm" spasms occasionally. now if i
> happen
> >  to be holding a container of liquid, ie: a cup of coffee, up it goes like
> a
> >  guyser (sp). my kids thinks this is just hilarious, but, that is not as
> good
> >  as the out the nose trick.
> >   >>
> >
> > Well dear friend, I don't want to cause CP spasms, but the nose trick
> thing
> > seems unrelated to CP, and is therefore considered open season.  For
> whatever
> > it's worth, I have some pretty impressive hand/arm tremors sometimes, and
> > generally wear some of everything I am drinking.  Just once, I'd like to
> get
> > it all INSIDE.
> >
> > Betty (watch this space)
>