It was a wintry Friday night in December, and I was a fairly new stay at home mom.
My husband came in from work, and asked if we would like to run downtown, and
eat dinner out. Never one to turn down a meal, especially if I didn’t have to prepare
it, I was buckled up in the car in a flash. We decided to go to the local Brew & Burger
joint in town. Now this place was a local hot spot, especially on Friday nights. Needless to say parking was always a little difficult. As he pulled in front, my husband said “go
put our names in, I’ll park, and bring the baby.” I hopped on out, and entered. The place was jumping! “We would like a table for two, and 1 highchair, please”, I informed the hostess, when I finally reached her. She looked at me a little strangely, but took down the info. It was to be about a twenty minute wait. I snagged a primo table right in the middle of the action, halfway between the bar, and the eating area. Everyone gave me a big smile as they walked by, and I couldn’t help but think, what a warm, friendly town I lived in. I was really enjoying myself, smiling at one and all. After about 15 minutes my husband finally arrives with our son. He comes to where I am seated and says “If I were you, I’d check my lipstick.” “I’m not wearing any,” I replied. “Oh, but you are,” was his response. I grabbed a napkin, and wiped my lips, and looked down…..
I had grabbed what I thought was a chapstick from my purse on the ride over. Since I
had chapped lips, as well as dry skin around my mouth, I had applied a heavy dose of chap stick to my lips, and the surrounding area. I also put a large dollop on a cold sore located under my nose. I had inadvertently grabbed a RED lipstick, not chapstick. I had been sitting at this happening bar, made up like BOZO the clown the entire time. A lesser women might have fled the place…I ordered a double martini.
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