There's this little old lady at church.
Her name is Bobbi King.
She has a very thick Texas accent.
She has a crush on Husband.
Sometimes at church, she pulls me aside to tell me how marvelous Husband is.
And how it's a good thing I've already snagged him or else all the ladies at church would be fighting over him.
And, she may or may not be the main reason I go to church every week.
Because, if Bobbi King thinks it, Bobbi King says it.
And not like in a side whisper.
I'm pretty sure Bobbi King has never whispered in her entire life.
It doesn't matter if someone's in the middle of a story, a tender moment, or a powerful testimony, Bobbi King basically expectorates her thoughts.
Oh, and did I mention that sometimes, her thoughts have nothing to do with what's being talked about?
You can't miss it.
And you don't want to.
It's hysterical.
Today a lady was telling a story about how she'd given a random lady $20 when the lady had approached her with some sad story about how she needed to buy a bus ticket.
Bobbi King piped up, "Well, Phyllis, now we know what a soft touch you are. I could use $20, too."
At the end of the meeting, song books had failed to be distributed (um, I might be in the market to be the Relief Society song book coordinator. You know, if someone's looking for one), so someone suggested we sing a song we all know the words to.
Bobbi King suggested we sing Jingle Bells because, "If you don't know Jingle Bells, you must be some kind of idiot."
I love her.
Loooooooovvvvvvveeeee.
Happy Valentine's Day, Bobbi King.
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