I never thought that I'd spend time or energy trying to convince someone that I had a pimple.
Guess I was wrong.
I am thirty (something) and still have the complexion of a teenager. My husband, on the other hand, slathers enough lotion on himself to skate on. I guess opposites really do attract.
I digress.
I woke up the other day with a small mountain growing in the space just beyond the outer edge of my eye. Fortunately, I found that if I straightened my hair, my bangs covered it. I went through the whole day with it covered (and for the record, oil from hair, I'm certain, is exceedingly good for a pimple).
Then I went to my grandma's.
We went out to Skyline (oh, baby!), and the boys got a great kick out of pointing it out. I was swatting their little pointing hands away like flies. My grandma kept asking what it was.
I told her it was a pimple.
She asked if I got it playing football.
I told her it was a pimple.
She asked if I got it from a child.
I told her it really was a pimple.
Four hours later, we were playing cards and she said, "Honsy, really, did you get that in the football game because it is looking very angry."
Seriously, Grandma, it's a pimple.
No.
Yes.
Really? That's a pimple?
Uh, huh.
I don't believe you.
Sometimes, love really is blind.
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ok, that made me laugh. Your grandma was more willing to believe that you got a football injury than a pimple.
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