[StBernard] Does Bobby Have Any Shame? but please allow him a callfor a ride home???

[Westley Annis]

Great, John. For anyone who really is considerate of one so dear would never
be without continuous and constant briefings about the health of their loved
ones. I picked up on it and we all know who wrote the script for that
commercial. <G>

Shame on me for allowing her brother to be involved in such (ok, I'll take
the fall for that one since Mr. Boasso's lack of shame is not withstanding
here). 

Blame it on me. Yes!!! 

BTW, reading the teleprompter is not so hard after she's read it a couple of
times at practice. 

This should be a perfect time to reunite with your loved ones you haven't
seen in a while. Tell them you love them while they still breathe and can
understand you. Don't wait until Mr. Boasso uses you in his next, unholy,
commercial as an example <G>

Again John, great "head's up" to the truth.

--jer--

-----Original Message-----
What I am a little curious about is the lady says either a couple or a few
weeks went by and she knew nothing about her brother's situation.  Can you
guess what I am about to ask next?  How often did she go to visit her
brother?  How often did she ever call her brother or the medical facility to
check in on him.

My wife is a lovely person but even she admits to being a little on the
dense side, yet she picked up on this immediately.  As my wife put it, even
if I lived out of state, which the lady does not, I would be calling the
nursing home every other day to speak with my brother or speak with the
staff on his status.  She basically admits to not checking it on her brother
for long periods of time.  Seems like she really didn't care much about her
brother either.

Did anyone else pick up on this?

John