My ten-year-old daughter’s substitute teacher asked her what she was going to be for Halloween. My daughter responded, “Lucy Ricardo, from I Love Lucy.” The substitute responded, “Hmm. I’m not familiar with that.”
What?!?!?
“How old is this lady?” I asked my daughter.
“I don’t know. . . . She has white hair.”
“Has she been living under a rock for the last 60 years!”
We had a good Halloween.
I hope you had a great Halloween, too. But today I’m going to “trick” you and ask that you take a survey about book blogs. It is short and sweet and should be easy to complete. I’ve teamed up with a couple of other bloggers (Tamara from Traveling with T, Ariel from One Little Library, and Kay from What Me Read) who are interested in market research on book blogs, and I thought the results would be informative. As a researcher in training, doing a survey is appealing to me, even if it isn’t to you!
Click here to take the survey.
I’ll be sure to share the results with you. Pretty please?
The Bookshelf of Emily J. 
Cute picture of your girls! And, this survey is a good idea. I can’t wait to hear about the results!
I’ll keep you posted!
Survey completed. Maybe that teacher doesn’t own a television. Hmmm… Great costumes!!!
Thanks! Yes, maybe she doesn’t watch TV…
Just completed the survey. Would be interested to hear about and see the results as well!
Thank you! I hope to share the results. 🙂
Survey completed and the costumes are amazing.
Thank you! 🙂
Lucy, I’m home. I cannot believe anyone with white hair does not know who Lucille Ball is. She looks cute in her costumer, as does her sister. At least she did not go as Fred Mertz. Survey is complete. Later, BTG
Ha! We should’ve dressed them up as Mertz and Kurtz! When I used to watch I Love Lucy on a local station, it would be advertised as, “Tune in and watch Fred’s pants eat his tie!”
Too funny about the pants eating his tie.
I took the survey! I look forward to seeing the results.
I’m glad you had a fun Halloween. 🙂
Thank you! I appreciate it.
A white haired lady who doesn’t know Luci!!! No reason for that; sorry, but that teacher must be culturally deprived. We had the fun of touring the Luci-Desi museum in Jamestown, NY, a few years ago: all things Luci!
Your daughter is adorable in her Luci togs, and I am guessing she’s a unique and interesting young lady!
Yes, my daughter is wonderful! I almost think that the teacher just wasn’t listening and didn’t comprehend what she said… And I’m jealous of your museum visit! I want to go to Jamestown. 🙂
Seriously, what’s the deal with this teacher!? Great costumes on your girls!
Right? Strange, strange!
I love your kids’ costumes. Lucy & Ladybug are both good ideas. I’ll take your survey too and I’m interested to see the results.
Thanks, Denise! I’ll keep you posted.
How Cute Is That – Love the Capture – thanks for sharing 🙂 Happy Week!
Thank you! They are pretty cute, if you ask me!
Who doesn’t know Lucy?! That’s crazy, but her costume looks adorable. 🙂
Thank you! I’m not sure how this lady got away without knowing Lucy. Maybe I should feel a little sad for her.
so cute!!!
🙂
The girls look too cute!
Gee, I’m eighteen and even I know what I Love Lucy is.
Ha! Of course you do. Everybody should know. 🙂
They both look super adorable!!!
Thank you!
They look so cute! It’s mind-boggling that her teacher didn’t know who Lucy was.
Thanks! Yes, my mind is boggled!
As a fellow researcher I couldn’t not partake in your survey!
I’m so glad I stumbled across your blog, great posts and great pic! Looking forward to reading your blog. I have to admit, I was not familiar with Lucy before reading this, but I’m currently looking it up, so you’ve educated someone today!
Nicci x
I feel like I’ve done a public service introducing you to her! Enjoy her. She’s fantastic.