Some call bras a necessary evil. Others love their push-ups. Regardless of opinion, some truths and jokes about bras are universal. SHARE this with your mother, daughter, sister or friend and make them laugh! =)
Home is where the bra isn’t
Image: The wonderful feeling of coming home and finally taking your bra off.
Finally, some appreciation
Image: I can see your bra. – Good, it was expensive!
Supportive bras
Image: You can do it! You are awesome! – Supportive bras.
The betrayal
Image: The definition of betrayal? When your favorite bra tries to stab you in the heart.
New, bigger bra sizes
Image: Photo shoot of Eva’s Intimates’ coming bras in even bigger sizes. – Until then we are offering only A to S-cup.
All these bra cup sizes…
Image: A cup, D cup, T-cup
When there’s a bra wire in the washing machine
The best thing after a hot summer day
Image: The feeling of fanning under the breast after a hot summer day.
An easier life
Image: Life would be so much easier with detachable breasts.
I’ve already taken off my bra
Image: Sorry, I can’t join. I’ve already taken off my bra for the evening.
Holidays are rough on people who work in hospitals, since you’re getting by with minimal staff. One Thanksgiving, I was performing dialysis on a patient not too long after he’d had his traditional Thanksgiving dinner. I knew exactly what he’d had because he got sick and hurled it me. By this time, I was a seasoned nurse and always had extra scrubs stowed in my locker. Without gagging, I brushed off the bigger pieces, swabbed myself with soapy towels, generally sprayed myself with disinfectant, changed clothes, and got back to work, pretty much good as new. Continue reading →
This post has nothing to do with Vagina, Boobs, and Poop. I am doing a post on crazy things my mother has said and done and wanted to see if this garnered interest. Mother is sensitive about her age and height, so I can’t mention the fact that she is past eighty, and “not tall,” but besides that, has said and done some interesting things. (Links to part 1-5 below) Continue reading →