Cindy: You're sure it was here?
Mindy: What?
Cindy: That we were to wait.
Mindy: He said by the invisible chair. (pause) Do you see any others?
Cindy: No, but I wouldn't. If they were invisible.
Cindy: He should be here.
Mindy: He didn't say for sure he'd come.
Cindy: And if he doesn't come?
Mindy: We'll come back tomorrow.
Cindy: And then the day after tomorrow.
Mindy: Day after tomorrow I have a hairdresser's appointment.
Cindy: Then Thursday, then. Thursday good for you?
Mindy: That's fine. Thursday.
Today's pattern is available from Jen at MOMSPatterns — it's so cute, isn't it?
(With apologies to Samuel Beckett.)
A Dress A Day 
You are FUNNY. Im a lurker on your blog. you inspired me recently to track down your simplicity duro pattern on ebay. I hope mine turns out as great as yours. Id settle for half as great though. thatd be good.
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Patterns of the Absurd. I knew my college education would pay off someday!
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Love it! Beckett never would have understood the importance of being well-coiffed.
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You just combined two of my favourite things in the world. My day has been made.
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Ahahaha I laughed so much I fell off my invisible chair!My favourite play 😀
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Waiting for Godet? ;-)Sorry – bad and obvious pun . . .
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I love your stories…thank you so much for sharing them with us all.
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That pattern is pretty much the perfect dress. Now if only I was anything close to a size 12…
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Thanks for making me laugh this dreary morning LOL
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Qua qua qua…(Lucky, Waiting for Godot)
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Oh. To of lived in an era when you would never go out (even to the market) without perfect lipstick, hair, dress, and of course gloves! I am vanquished by envy.This pattern is so cute.
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Finally I have found a great writer, and she writes about something I care about more than a little, and she does it most every day. YAY!
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