AN ACTUAL CONVERSATION:
[A Lady Gaga concert commercial comes on the Jumbotron]
Brother: You could not pay me to go to that concert!
Dad: Why? I kinda liked her songs in that show... what's it called? Cheers?
Brother: Cheers? You mean Glee?
Dad: Yeah, Glee. I am always getting those two shows mixed up.
Abe: Glee and Cheers? Yeah, I can see that.
Dad: Well, you know... they have the same number of letters in their name.
Abe: They do? Well then, I can see how you could get confused.
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And now, without further ado, I give you my Halloween costume for the year. I decided to dress up as a Lunch Lady and the other first grade teachers were different school lunch menu items to help promote school lunch.
I had to smooth things over with our school's actual lunch ladies as they thought I was mocking them when in fact I was PAYING TRIBUTE TO THEM! After they realized that, they stood and cheered as we walked by in the parade.
In case you're not sure, I am the one on the very left, wearing the dinosaur oven mitt. |
You guys look great. Suits you well.
ReplyDeleteBrave men wear pink.
ReplyDeleteHope that makes you feel better anyway.
I knew it was you. You're the kind who prefers wearing flowers over all pink. Cute.
ReplyDeleteI actually didn't know it was you until you pointed it out. Now I am laughing my arse off - well done! Great costume - you had me fooled! (it was the hair net - threw me off)
ReplyDeleteCool costumes.
ReplyDeleteThat's great! And that convo with your dad is classic!
ReplyDeleteYeah, that was weird.
ReplyDeleteOddly enough, my 76 year old mom likes some Gaga too.
ReplyDeleteGlee. Cheers. Norm is the one in the wheelchair right?
love the conversation with your fadder
ReplyDeleteOne thing you never want to do is make a lunch lady mad.
ReplyDeletecan I borrow your shirt?
ReplyDeleteYou are funny!
Now you know you have an option if teaching first grade doesn't work out for you.
ReplyDeleteLove it. Way to be creative, and so willing to do a little something. Most schools around here aren't allowed to wear costumes to school anymore. LAME! Anyway, clever and cute, that's what I'm callin your costume situation. And also that conversation between your Dad and brother. hahaha
ReplyDeleteCheese, I'm laughing so hard I almost fell off my chair, literally. And it's not just your kicky lunchroom lady outfit as it is the look on your face.
ReplyDeleteAnd I'm with your bro, you couldn't pay me to go to a Lady Gaga concert.
Same amount of letters. That's great.
I get Cheers and Glee mixed up all the time. What a fun costume to wear at a school!
ReplyDeletewhat a purty lunch lady you make!!!
ReplyDeleteI wanna teach at your school! Waaaaaa!
ReplyDeleteI think I just fell in love with your Dad a little.
ReplyDeleteSince you couldn't go as Kody Brown, a lunch lady is the next best thing.
You are rockin' that hair net. And I like Gaga, as long as I don't have to look at her.
ReplyDeleteI have a friend that's a lunch lady and she's hot! You look hot off the menu, too! Awesome costumes - good job!
ReplyDeleteNow that is the most creative group costume idea ever. I love it!
ReplyDeleteYour Dad sounds like a real character. Enjoy him :0)
Ah, Man! I'm jealous! I wish I taught at a school where we could dress up for halloween and not jsut try to freak the kids out. Cute hat.
ReplyDeleteLunch ladies are a defensive bunch but I think that was a great tribute! I still wish the Sister Wives idea could have happened! ahhaha
ReplyDeleteYou should have sung Adam Sandler's song about lunch ladies. "Sloppy Joe, sloppy sloppy Joe!"
ReplyDeleteDo you really have pigs in a blanket for lunch? My school never has that one...
ReplyDeleteOh so funny! You make a very pretty lunch lady!
ReplyDeleteLove the convo with your dad!
I think the real lunch ladies were just jealous.
ReplyDeleteI can see the Glee-Cheers mix up too. Didn't Norm do a special appearance song and dance on Glee?
xoRobyn
You are styling with that hair net. Just saying...
ReplyDeleteIf you ever get tired of teaching....you've got a backup career all ready to go!
ReplyDeleteCool, I like the lunch lady look. I get to be the wicked witch of the north. Green hair and all.
ReplyDeleteTake care and have a blessed weekend.
Funny, I never pictured you as a cross-dresser; not that there's anything wrong with that!
ReplyDeleteHahaha, one day your sons will look back with pride at this photo-yep, that's my dad, the one wearing the pink hairnet :)
ReplyDeleteLol! Awesome. Have you ever heard that Adam Sandler song?
ReplyDeleteYou all look very cute! Glad the lunch ladies liked it!
ReplyDeleteDid you sing Lunchlady Land?!?! I love it!
ReplyDeleteTerrific idea! I bet the students got a kick out of it too.
ReplyDeleteOh man! The title of this post had me convinced that you were dressing up in one of Lada Gaga's psychotic outfits. Much to my dismay I saw the lunch lady costume. It's still a good effort. :)
ReplyDeleteI wear that same hair net to bed
ReplyDeleteYou watch closely now--I bet that will be Gaga's next costume--the lunch lady.
ReplyDeleteNot everybody with jew-by hair can rock a hair net like that.
Your Dad is my hero.
I love me some lunch lady tributes:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.veoh.com/browse/videos/category/comedy/watch/v1530311wR2Z4JpK
Happy Halloween!
Love your spirit and enthusiasm! I'm sure the kiddos loved it!!
ReplyDeleteYour conversation with your dad cracks me up!
First...HA HA HA!!! What a great conversation to be had between the men!!
ReplyDeleteSecond.. great costumes..and fantastic idea! Love it!! Please tell me you at least sang Adam Sandler's Lunch Lady song under your breath at least once during the day!! lol
That conversation is classic! Just classic!!
ReplyDeleteThe lunch ladies should have given you a standing ovation! That's great!
ReplyDeleteGlee and Cheers, those double ee-s confuse me all the time.
Those are great costumes!! And Cheers and Glee...I can totally see how you could mix those two up.
ReplyDeleteIs that flowers all over your shirt? NICE! ;p LOL!!
ReplyDeleteGREAT PIC!! ;D
Never, ever tick of a lunch lady. Or the janitor.
ReplyDeleteYou guys look awesome.
Next year, Kody and his Sister Wives for sure!
Right on you rocked that lunch lady outfit! I love the hair net-perfect. I can't believe the lunch ladies thought you were MOCKING them-how could they even think that?
ReplyDeleteHahaha, that's an awesome idea for a costume!
ReplyDeleteHa....that conversation was great.
ReplyDeleteCheers
Glee
frighteningly (sp??} sounds like something MY kids could accuse me of
way to go Lunch Lady
I dunno -- maybe it was the pig's ears and snouts that got to them??? haha pretty fun...
ReplyDeleteHaPPY Halloween dude!!
ReplyDeleteI am laughing so hard I am beginning to cry!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I honestly couldn't tell which one was you. (Not to be mean to the ladies, they look like ladies, but you look like a chick!)
ReplyDeleteSomeone bring me a hanky! I'm dying here!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :o)
I know what you mean. I get NKOTB and 'Nsync confused all the time. BTW...love the Lunch costume!!!
ReplyDeleteLunch lady, you rock! :) Way to pay tribute... I'm convinced it was school lunches that made me who I am today. REASONABLY CHUBBY. I ate french fries everyday for 12 straight years...
ReplyDeleteLove the costumes and popped over the Rot Du Jour and also I have been intrigued by your awesome avatar.
ReplyDeleteLeft happy but not cheese fulfilled but will be back.
Ha!!! Sloppy Joes, slop-slop, sloppy Joes! Navy beans, navy beans, navy beans. Chris Farley would be so proud.
ReplyDeleteBest idea ever! i am SO stealing that next year!!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty...handsome...pretty, something like that! And I really must know WHERE you got that lovely pink hair cap!
ReplyDeleteso, which one is you?
ReplyDelete(i'm probably not the first to ask; i'm far too lazy to read your zillions of comments).
Yeah, if you tick off the lunch ladies, you could be in for a world of hurt. Good thing you really were paying tribute...
ReplyDeleteI cannot understand how they could possibly have thought you were mocking them. Did you sing the lunch lady song?
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