teahouseblossom
Monday, November 15, 2010

      ( 7:24 AM ) teahouse
 
Patience is a Virtue

The Husband just came back from a business trip. This time, he spent 10 days in Eastern Europe, among the old Soviet states.

A couple of my friends asked me if I was worried that he'd come home with a new Russian mail-order bride.

Another friend said, "Don't worry about that! Everyone knows that Eastern European women don't age well.

"They basically go from hot young things:


..to babushkas! Overnight!


"Whereas everyone knows that Asian women age very well.

"It's that pearl cream you guys use.

"So bide your time; even if he brings another woman home, you'll come out ahead in 10 years."
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5 Comments:



Pearl cream! I remember seeing that infomercial so many times during my childhood, and I've had to learn not to make references to it because people think I'm crazy. (Maybe it was a metro NY thing?)

By Blogger CM, at 2:02 PM  

Hahaha. Well, I grew up in the Deep South, not metro NY. And I certainly saw that commercial when I was a kid!

By Blogger teahouse, at 9:11 PM  

Why do people say asinine comments like that? I only hope they were joking.

FYI, the only people who age as well or better than Asians are African Americans. :)

By Blogger Ming the Merciless, at 10:38 PM  

We don't refer to that as pearl cream. Hey, check out my latest vids on my blog. Yes, Jawbitch was on the ill-fated Carnival Splendor.

By Blogger G-Man, at 9:47 PM  

Totally true about the aging ting. People are always surprised to hear how old my (Asian) wife is; she easily passes for twenty years younger.

The only giveaway for Asian women seems to be that single streak of white hair running through the middle of scalp--or is that no longer a thing?

By Blogger RM, at 10:29 AM  

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