- Why are you wearing granny’s fur coat ma?
- Because it’s freezing out.
- You hate that coat.
- I’m only hanging out the washing in it, not going to the National concert hall.
- How did it even get here?
- I wore it home from grannies house last night.
- You actually went out in public in me grannies coat?
- Do you have a problem with that?
- Do you not?
- This is real fur, you know.
- Exactly.
- It was very expensive.
- You sound like me granny.
- I do not.
- You do.
- Look, Kylie. This mink is over sixty years old.
- What difference does that make?
- The little minks are dead for over half a century. They’re not going to rise from the dead if I stop wearing the coat.
- OMG, You are literally granny risen from the dead.
- Stop that now.
- Has da seen this?
- Me wearing my mothers coat?
- No, you turning into your mother.
- Shag off.
- OK granny.
- I’m warning you, Kylie.
- Does he know you wore that coat out?
- Oh for feck sake, I only wore it up the road.
- Are you going to wear it to Bingo?
- I don’t go to Bingo.
- Not yet, but you will.
- I will not.
- I can see it now. You in the mink, and auntie Mar wearing the fox fur. Two fat ladies, Mary and Kate eighty eight.
- How did you know Mar got the fox fur?
- Stop it ma, I was only joking.
- Well, I’m not.
- Did granny leave you her coat in her will?
- She did.
- Ah that’s too funny, she knew you hated it.
- She always knew how to wind me up.
- You told her you’d burn it if you ever got the chance.
- Yeah, she wasn’t impressed.
- So why did she leave it to you then?
- Because she knew I was a sentimental old Biddy and wouldn’t get rid of it.
- So you’re not going to burn it then?
- No, can you imagine the smell? The neighbours would go mental.
- You could donate it to charity.
- Ma would turn in her grave.
- What about an animal shelter? They’d be delighted with it.
- Maybe.
- You’re keeping it then?
- Maybe.
- Definitely.
- Shut up, I’m going out to hang the rest of this washing on the line.
- You’re a sight to behold ma.
- Just call me Crystal Carrington.
- Or, Cruella de Ville.
- What? Brilliant? Bad?
- No, ma, a little bit mad.
- If the coat fits, Kylie ๐
I loved this as would your ma! God bless her. I am sorry for your loss.๐๐
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Thanks hon xxx
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Pleasure ๐๐
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Keep the coat. My ma gave me hers, and I just can’t bring myself to wear it or get rid of it. It was too important to her.
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“So youโre not going to burn it then? No, can you imagine the smell? The neighbours would go mental.” That wins for best post of the week. ๐ – Marty
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Can’t be upsetting the neighbours ๐๐
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I LOVE THIS, BERNIE. The priceless humor of the unvarnished truth. โค โค โค
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Truth is…I actually was wearing knickers ๐คฃ
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LMAO!
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This post reminded me of my grandmothers mink coat. I must have been 7 years old and I remember going with her when she bought it. I remember there were so many coats at this store of all different animals. I don’t think we have stores like that anymore.
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