I happened to be teleworking today and was at the kitchen sink and saw two women walking up to my porch. I startled them when I met them at the locked storm door. They wanted to extend an invitation to a weekend retreat. I accepted their flyer and thanked them for stopping by. I must say, they were dressed very conservative and were beautiful AA women in their 60's. Their driver was a woman and had a bit of trouble backing down my driveway. They headed next door next.I've never had Jehovas Witnesses here, but years ago I had some Baptists, maybe, can't remember for sure, and the Mennonites used to drop off flyers. We don't live in an easy place to just walk by and go door-to-door, so I have to give them credit for the effort, both groups walked.
They were very kind. The other lady seemed a bit disturbed when my black cat let herself out.They used to come to my house regularly maybe 20 years ago. My son loved them. They were always well dressed, well spoken and kind. Never asked for anything except to share their message. It's part of their "mission" to spread their word.
My house was not an easy access but they came anyway. One lady was petrified of cats, so she stayed on the porch.
I kind of miss them. Good people.
Had a buddy when I was in the Navy who, after a hard night of partying, answered the door to JWs in nothing but boxers and a cowboy hat. Mind you, he is 6'8" tall and 280 lbs, so he made an imposing figure. He invited them in but they graciously declined.
I did glance at the flyer. The 3-day retreat is up in Silver Spring.They came by a couple of weeks ago, I was home because husband had a medical procedure and couldnt be left alone for 24hours. They were very well dressed, very polite. I told them I wasnt interested and thanked them for stopping by.
Thank goodness you don't know where I live.Us Druids need to up our recruitment game and stop sitting around drinking mead all day and get out and knock on some doors. Gonna hit RoseRed's place first.
Well shoot...there is that...Thank goodness you don't know where I live.
But you will need more olive oil some day.Thank goodness you don't know where I live.
Good point! And then I'll just follow her home.But you will need more olive oil some day.
The phrase “it’s not what it looks like” works like a charm too.Good point! And then I'll just follow her home.
And my wife will ask "why are you following that woman?"
And I'll divert my eyes.
This plan needs more work.
oh yeah,,,,every time....The phrase “it’s not what it looks like” works like a charm too.