Lee Ann Lewis Guestbook

Dee Young said:

Thank you for being here to enlighten the lives of others with your wit and wisdom of life. I enjoy your pages, etc.

Marianne Phelps said:

How nice to find you, old friend from Dallas! Looking good, too.
Catch me up on your news. I am ready to make gravy...

Vicki Jo Azbill said: [ See Comment Stimulus ]

You are gifted as well as a gift! I so enjoyed your "about me" page. Thank you for sharing your wit on the progression of life =)
Blessings to you and yours!

Lynn Temple said:

Love your story about the girls from 60 years ago.

Linda Lewis said:

It is so refreshing to read your humor in our mundane everyday chores and life in general.Thank you for the smiles.

Karen Fordyce said:

Do find and hold comedy in life is a true treasure and you have done that.

Bonnie Penaz said: [ See Comment Stimulus ]

Your web page is outstanding. I am in your shoes and will aways love life as it comes and goes.

Nancy Reynolds said:

i just love your stories--I relate to alot of them--Thanks

anita davis said:

From "Distracted Everything " My I have your attention please." Lee Ann you should ask your honey to look in his tool box for your Garlic Press. That's where my honey found mine. Now he want's to put up sign's in my kitchen that say "No cell phone use in kitchen." So please forgive me if I do not show him this lovely story even if it is so true. Love your story's Nita

Levieta Mantooth said:

Love your site!

Lee Ann Lewis said: [ See Comment Stimulus ]

Candy, funny you should mention Carol Burnett.  I just ran into her in the LA Airport about a week ago! She was very, very nice and autographed a copy of her book for me.  (Dare I say it? I'm so glad we had this time together...)  Like you, I loved her show.  As for Bob Hope, I've always been a fan.  He and I even share the same birthday (albeit a scant 51 years apart.)  Thanks for stopping by the website.  I hope you'll pass the link along to your friends!  Lee Ann

Candy Carrillo said:

I love this article, almost as much as I loved watching Bob Hope back then.He was such a wonderfully kind man, and I know how much his visits to the troops meant.
I always wanted to be a tap dancer like Shirley Temple. I have all her newly digitalized DVD's, as well as am subscribing to the Carol Burnett Show's new (old) releases. I bet you like her show, too. Tim Conway's ad-libbing scenes used to leave me in tears of laughter! keep up the great writing- you have another fan.

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anita davis said:

Well thanks so much, this story was another great one of yours. This one was very timely also. I was not Looking forward to Fathers day. Lost my Daddy jan.2006 and it is hard. But this year my honey and kids will not be with me so I am worried that it will be a day of dread. But reading this story brought great memories of my Dad and I dancing. I had the pleasure to dance with my Daddy six times all just as great as yours. To me anyway. Thanks for the reminder.

Shelby Allred said:

I couldn't make an artificial plant survive!!! I used to say that I had to have been adopted. All my aunts, uncles, grandparents and friends could do whatever they wanted with a plant or flower, but not ME! Why didn't I inherit those genes instead of the ones that make me FAT! AND SHORT!!!

I understand about the tomatoes, and I have had fresh, homegrown tomatoes, I just didnt grow them myself!

Mary Zumwalt said:

Now I'll have "found a peanut" in my head.
I so relate to your wrinkled brain. Remember "no more monkeys
jumpin' on the bed?" We've got to pass these songs along!
Love you,
Mary

anita davis said:

I still love ya and hope you keep up your writing. I do this all the time sing the odd songs to my grandkids and there Mommy's don't understand where they get them from I just keep my mouth shut when she is Taling about the silly songs her three year old knows. Thankfully she is to young to know where they came from. We were singing the night quil song they othere day the he went home an sang it to Mom! Love ya!

Beth Aleo said:

Luv It! I miss Erma B. so much and you are the first one to reach that spot in my mind that she could. Thanks!

Lee Ann Lewis said: [ See Comment Stimulus ]

Well, Kathy, it's nice to know I'm not the only one who uses Southern charm and "I'm sorry, I had no IDEA..."  Glad to hear from a kindred spirit.  Pass the buttered biscuits please!  Lee Ann

Kathy Bennetch said:

I'm a firm believer in "Forgiveness is easier to get than permission" so of course I'm also a firm believer "in dummy up" when asked why such and such happened. I do find lots of Southern Charm and "I'm so sorry I had no idea that you hated this lovely color of rose mauve in our bedroom" helps to defuse the bomb I've created. We must be from the same tribe and the same clan. Enjoyed your ramblings more than hot biscuits with butter (and that's a lot of love!) Will definitely be back for more.

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Lee Ann Lewis said: [ See Comment Stimulus ]

Laura, you have paid me the highest compliment!  If you don't believe me, I urge you to go to the "Backward Thinking" section of the "Inspiration" tab under "Articles" and read the one I wrote about Erma Bombeck.  She really was a national treasure and I'm flattered you find a similarity!  Thanks for visiting the site.  Be sure and forward it on to your friends, and come back often!  Lee Ann