Topic: Billy Graham
Netflix describes Star
Trek: The Original Series as follows:
“Led by unflappable Capt. Kirk, the crew of the starship Enterprise delves
deep into the far reaches of space to explore new worlds and civilizations.”
We were all in the car, driving somewhere. A sign at a local
church advertised a talk by Franklin Graham.
Me: “Franklin Graham is coming to that church?”
The Kids: “Who is Franklin Graham?”
Me: "He’s the son of Billy Graham.”
Kids: “Who is
Billy Graham?”
Me: (mental facepalm. Could not do actual facepalm because I was
driving.)
Husband: “He’s the Captain Kirk of The Church.”
Son: “You mean,
he’s unflappable?”
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C. Topic: The food of the French Revolution
On July 14, at dinner, I said, “Today is Bastille Day.”
Youngest Daughter: Did anybody storm anything today?
Husband: Is it ever Remington Steele Day?
YD: Dad.
Bastille Day was the start of the French Revolution.
Husband: I
thought it started when the baguettes went stale.
Me: Lack of baguettes was part of it.
Son: The French revolution started when Jean Valjean
stole baguettes.
YD: That was a different French revolution!
* * * * * * *
Topic: Reykjavik
Husband: I forgot
to ask my friend how Reykjavik is.
YD: Who is Reykjavik?
Husband: Reykjavik is a city in Iceland.
YD: It’s not a Russian communist leader?
Me: Your friend went to Reykjavik?
Husband:
Yeah. On her way to Israel.
Me: Reykjavik is on the way to Israel?!
Husband: Yes.
Iceland moves around a lot. It
depends on the season.
6 comments:
You guys crack me up.
I only wish we had such entertaining conversations! And people who know more about Star Trek than the Grahams are my kind of people :-)
I love your family's conversations.
I want Remington Steele Day!
And Franklin Graham--that's cool stuff. Nice analogy with his dad and the Captain.
Hilarious!
The unflappable Billy Graham comment elicited a long, rolling laugh from me. It felt good.
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