Neither Ira nor I are very political. I will say that 1. when it comes down to the issue I tend to lean more towards the Democratic side of the line and he would be more towards the Republican line but that 2. we both agree that it is more important to vote for the candidate than the political party they represent.
This being said, we came home about a week ago and there was a campaign sign in our front yard for the democratic candidates running for town council in Cherry Hill. Neither of us is exactly sure how this happened; we probably answered a call from the campaign in the middle of a million other things and then agreed to it without realizing. We prefer NOT to have any political propaganda displayed on our property, regardless of the party it represents.
Anyhow, being too lazy to walk to the curb and remove it, there it stays.
Later that week, one of Ira's clients stopped by. He is looking to buy a home and Ira had mentioned some properties for sale near us. Since it was dark the man was unable to find them, so Ira was going to go for a ride to point them out and Erin decided to go with them. When they returned home, the client asked Ira why he had a democratic sign in the front yard? Not knowing th eclient's political affiliation, and not wnating to step on any toes, thi being a rather big client, he paused for a minute before answering.....
From the back seat, Erin pipes in, "Aren't Democrats the ones that want to give away all the money?"
You gotta love kids.
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HILARIOUS.
I love Ira more and more each day, LOL. I wish I live closer, would LOVE to hear MORE of his stories, the way he tells them too, very methodical, without all the ah's and hum's (though frequently interrupted by his wife, grrr). That story with him at that service, it's going to go down as one of the best I've heard!! lol
Oh, my gosh! You NEVER know what they will say. Love it. Missed reading your posts. Hanging in there, I hope?
perfect.
PERFECT!!!
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