Tuesday, July 12, 2011

for the love

These fabulously creative comments of the anonymous variety come in every so often. Most of the time we laugh at how redonkulous someone must be to think we care what an unknown stranger thinks of us or our parenting decisions. After we're done laughing we usually just delete them.

Today's anonymous installment of ridiculous took it to a new level, thereby forcing me to mock publicly.


From: Anonymous <noreply-comment@blogger.com>
Date: July 12, 2011 12:26:37 PM GMT-05:00
To: tl7inhaiti@yahoo.com
Subject: [Livesay [Haiti] Weblog] New comment on mission accomplished.

Anonymous has left a new comment on your post "mission accomplished":

I just heard a talk show on the radio about Haiti. The expert said that the children there are not yet attending schools because of the destruction and slow rebuilding. If this is true where do your younger children go to school and what country are they residents of? If they are legally residents of the U.S. then they legally have to be attending school. If they are attending some kind of school there I really wonder what kind of education they are receiving. It's sad you have pulled your children into this gypsy lifestyle. You look like aging, unclean hippes.



Posted by Anonymous to Livesay [Haiti] Weblog at July 12, 2011 12:26 PM

Dear anonymous person -
No need to wonder anything. Our oldest kid that left Haiti to graduate from Baylor University with great grades in three years time - was also a deprived gypsy. It's kind of amazing they even let her into that University what with all the laws we have been breaking.  They probably only accepted her into grad-school this fall because they felt sorry for her knowing she was raised by "aging unclean hippies."  It really is SO super-duper sad for her.

You are incredibly kind to care so much about the education of total strangers, thanks for that!!!

Warmest personal regards,
Tara






True Story: Troy is the cutest aging unclean hippie alive. No contest. 


Late Edit: 
Sony and Cher 
Evidence of the aging hippie part?

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