oh dear.

oh my goodness. They thought they had come upon the perfect job. Keep your clothes on, Kelsey!

I am shocked. What kind of a mother would ever run through her own house without a shirt on? I wouldn’t be surprised if they sued you. They probably feel so violated.

I’m sure that was quite a view. Hysterical!!

Very funny! I did the same thing to the bug exterminator once – came out of the shower buck naked, had forgotten a towel and he was standing at the glass sliding door!

Eeeeeewwww, they were pervin’ a dish…YOU. ew ew ew…..ew

I was just reading a few blog snippets aloud to my husband. He’s not allowed to hear yours! LOL

Oh whooops!

How funny! I’m glad we live out in the country where no one would normally be outside my windows. However, you never know.

I’m not sure if I’ve ever left you a comment before, but I have read your blog. If I didn’t, that would make me a “lurker”, and since this is delurking week – I figured I’d better leave a comment. I do enjoy your blog, and this post was a good one. Yikes – those construction workers!!!

I thought maybe you were just singing another song around your house… “I’m too sexy for my shirt!”

Oops!! Ha!!!!!!!!

Oh my goodness you made their day.

oh my goodness!

I am always telling my husband that you can never be too careful when there are windows in the vicinity, but he never believes me. Now I have the proof I need. Thank you!

Oh so funny! Hate it when that stuff happens!!!

Oh my! hehe!

You make the story so funny to read even though you were probably mortified!! I had to laugh out loud at this one:)

Hi! I’m new, now de-lurking. I can SOOO relate. One day back in college, I was home from school, sleeping in the second floor bedroom of my mom’s condo. It was summer, hot, no AC, in New Hampshire, and I slept sans clothes that night.

Well, the next morning I awoke to banging. I opened my eyes to see a pair of legs pressed againt a ladder leaning against my window. At least 2 men were working on the roof, and therefore at least 2 men climbed past my window with the open shade (a rural place with NO way people could see in under normal circumstances). Did I mention my bed faced the window? Oh, yes. Of course it did.

Unfortunately, when I looked down, I noticed that the sheet was not entirely doing me justice. I heard no comment about my (barely) sheet-clad situation from the men, which I thought was nice. But I scooted out of bed, grabbed some clothes, and crawled to the bathroom.

So yes, I sympathize. Completely.

Love your blog.

Lorie

oye. howmany times have I had the same shirt fight? at least I have never had the window problems!

HA!

That’s too funny!!! One of my favorite things about the apartment we live in is that we’re on the 2nd floor, and our windows face the woods. Any shirtless child-chasing happens in complete privacy around here…. but I’ll keep an eye out for scaffolding now!

LOL To be unable to run buck naked through your own house is just so wrong. Think of it this way, you helped hardworking fellas make it through another day. Such a humanitarian, you are

Don’t feel bad, dahling…my niece pulled a slightly similar trick on me when she was three. I was in a clothing store looking at a dress for my grandparents’ anniversary party; she took the opportunity to bolt out of the store, and I forgot that I had a piece of merchandise when I was running out of the store. So imagine me, my face as red as my hair, with sirens blaring all around -

BEEPHONKWEEEEEEEE…(embarrasing…)

Hang in there, ma’am, and I’d say slipping the extra shirt on is a good idea.

You crack me up, Holy Mama! I have a similiar story about the sprinkler guy.

HaHa!

That’s priceless. You should take them all a mid-day snack.

Oh no! I would have been positively mortified!!

Hey, join the crowd of showoffs! This post reminds me of my surprise birthday party post where surprise was used in more ways than one!

Hey, I wasn’t TRYING to educate our youths. Mr. Right should have TOLD me that friends were coming over! Sheesh.