I guess 'joint' would imply two people had ownership, which, thanks Life, is simply no longer the case. — Ann Benjamin, Life After Joe
I guess 'joint' would imply two people had ownership, which, thanks Life, is simply no longer the case. — Ann Benjamin, Life After Joe
I guess 'joint' would imply two people had ownership, which, thanks Life, is simply no longer the case. — Ann Benjamin, Life After Joe
I guess 'joint' would imply two people had ownership, which, thanks Life, is simply no longer the case. — Ann Benjamin, Life After Joe
I guess 'joint' would imply two people had ownership, which, thanks Life, is simply no longer the case. — Ann Benjamin, Life After Joe
I guess 'joint' would imply two people had ownership, which, thanks Life, is simply no longer the case. — Ann Benjamin, Life After Joe
I guess 'joint' would imply two people had ownership, which, thanks Life, is simply no longer the case. — Ann Benjamin, Life After Joe
I guess 'joint' would imply two people had ownership, which, thanks Life, is simply no longer the case. — Ann Benjamin, Life After Joe
I guess 'joint' would imply two people had ownership, which, thanks Life, is simply no longer the case. — Ann Benjamin, Life After Joe
I guess 'joint' would imply two people had ownership, which, thanks Life, is simply no longer the case. — Ann Benjamin, Life After Joe
I guess 'joint' would imply two people had ownership, which, thanks Life, is simply no longer the case. — Ann Benjamin, Life After Joe
I guess 'joint' would imply two people had ownership, which, thanks Life, is simply no longer the case. — Ann Benjamin, Life After Joe
I guess 'joint' would imply two people had ownership, which, thanks Life, is simply no longer the case. — Ann Benjamin, Life After Joe
I guess 'joint' would imply two people had ownership, which, thanks Life, is simply no longer the case. — Ann Benjamin, Life After Joe
I guess 'joint' would imply two people had ownership, which, thanks Life, is simply no longer the case. — Ann Benjamin, Life After Joe
I guess 'joint' would imply two people had ownership, which, thanks Life, is simply no longer the case. — Ann Benjamin, Life After Joe
I guess 'joint' would imply two people had ownership, which, thanks Life, is simply no longer the case. — Ann Benjamin, Life After Joe
I guess 'joint' would imply two people had ownership, which, thanks Life, is simply no longer the case. — Ann Benjamin, Life After Joe
I guess 'joint' would imply two people had ownership, which, thanks Life, is simply no longer the case. — Ann Benjamin, Life After Joe
I guess 'joint' would imply two people had ownership, which, thanks Life, is simply no longer the case. — Ann Benjamin, Life After Joe
I guess 'joint' would imply two people had ownership, which, thanks Life, is simply no longer the case. — Ann Benjamin, Life After Joe
I guess 'joint' would imply two people had ownership, which, thanks Life, is simply no longer the case. — Ann Benjamin, Life After Joe
I guess 'joint' would imply two people had ownership, which, thanks Life, is simply no longer the case. — Ann Benjamin, Life After Joe
I guess 'joint' would imply two people had ownership, which, thanks Life, is simply no longer the case. — Ann Benjamin, Life After Joe
I guess 'joint' would imply two people had ownership, which, thanks Life, is simply no longer the case. — Ann Benjamin, Life After Joe
I guess 'joint' would imply two people had ownership, which, thanks Life, is simply no longer the case. — Ann Benjamin, Life After Joe
I guess 'joint' would imply two people had ownership, which, thanks Life, is simply no longer the case. — Ann Benjamin, Life After Joe
I guess 'joint' would imply two people had ownership, which, thanks Life, is simply no longer the case. — Ann Benjamin, Life After Joe
I guess 'joint' would imply two people had ownership, which, thanks Life, is simply no longer the case. — Ann Benjamin, Life After Joe
I guess 'joint' would imply two people had ownership, which, thanks Life, is simply no longer the case. — Ann Benjamin, Life After Joe
Download Customize

I guess 'joint' would imply two people had ownership, which, thanks Life, is simply no longer the case.

— Ann Benjamin, Life After Joe
Pin Share Tweet Telegram
Topics
humor humorous quotes widow widowhood

More “Humor” Quotes

In my opinion, we don't devote nearly enough scientific research to finding a cure for jerks. — Bill Watterson
Quotation, n: The act of repeating erroneously the words of another. — Ambrose Bierce, The Unabridged Devil's Dictionary
Also, I'm sleeping with your mom. Just thought you should know. — Cassandra Clare, City of Bones
Look at me!Look at me!Look at me NOW!It is fun to have funBut you have to know how. — Dr. Seuss, The Cat in the Hat (Deluxe Edition)
So it's true. You can walk in sunlight. I thought perhaps it might have worn off.""If I feel the urge to burst into flam — Cassandra Clare, City of Glass
When in danger or in doubt, run in circles, scream and shout. — Herman Wouk
I have lightning and wind powers," Jason reminded him. "Piper can turn beautiful and charm people into giving her BMWs. — Rick Riordan, The Lost Hero
I must have a prodigious amount of mind; it takes me as much as a week, sometimes, to make it up! — Mark Twain
Anyone can speak Troll. All you have to do is point and grunt. — J.K. Rowling, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
I like to have a martini,Two at the very most.After three I'm under the table,after four I'm under my host. — Dorothy Parker, The Collected Dorothy Parker
I mean, really. Who sends their kid to boarding school? It's so Hogwarts. Only mine doesn't have cute boy wizards or mag — Stephanie Perkins, Anna and the French Kiss
Look, did you ask me to come all the way uptown just so you could stare at me like I was something in a petri dish? Next — Cassandra Clare, City of Glass