"Uh Oh"
Modesty Gone Awry

If you've been reading my blog for any length of time you know that I never try to take myself too seriously. Granted, I can be very serious about things that are important to me, but sometimes I find life is just too short not to enjoy a great big belly laugh every once and awhile. Well, I had a GREAT big belly laugh this afternoon and I wanted to share it with y'all.

As most of you have seen, modesty has been a very big topic around the blogosphere lately. If y'all knew Miss Bonnie personally, then you'd know that she could very well write a book on the importance of it. Most days you will find her in very long, feminine, "flowy" skirts. She always looks lovely and is the epitome of what a lady should be.

Today was bathroom/bedroom cleaning day and so we both worked on our individual rooms. At one point I walked in her bathroom and saw her on her hands and knees scrubbing away. I went about my own chores and didn't see or talk to her for awhile. The mail truck comes around two o'clock so about that time I heard her go out the door to retrieve the mail. While she was outside she said a quick hello and gave a wave to our neighbors who were doing some yard work. After retrieving the mail Miss Bonnie walked through the door and started telling me what kind of mail we had gotten, and then she laid it on the table in front of me. When she did this I saw her from behind, and I nearly fell out of my chair, because I literally SAW HER BEHIND AS WELL!!! Somehow,the back of her skirt had gotten caught up in her underpants so her whole backside was on display for the world to see! I screamed, "Bonnie, your skirt is in your underpants," and she whirled around and felt for her skirt. It was not where it was supposed to be! Well, I never knew that there could be so many shades of red on one person's face. I felt so sorry for her, especially when she realized that our neighbors probably caught a glimpse. She said, "Mama, we have to move, I can never face our neighbors again." I tried my best to diffuse the situation and told her they probably didn't even notice. After many attempts of trying to calm her down, I finally got her to come around and see the funny side of it. By the end of the incident we were both laughing so hard we had tears streaming down our faces. I'm sure it something that neither one of us will never forgot, but we're sure hoping that our neighbors will;o)

**This post was written with Miss Bonnie's permission. She is like her Mama in many ways, she doesn't take herself too seriously, either!