humble aspirations
found while thrifting in illinois this summer. naturally, I had to have it. why, you ask? because it totally reminded me of this.
posted by andrea at
2:39 PM
16 October 2009
found while thrifting in illinois this summer. naturally, I had to have it. why, you ask? because it totally reminded me of this.
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7 Comments:
Ha ha. Plain servant. But that book is awesome.
Ah! What are the odds? The handbook for plain servants. Love it.
My friend just found a bunch of these books and gave me a few http://www.flickr.com/photos/thefeltmouse/3999492965/
you know what is great if she becomes a "plain servant"? not only can she travel the world for free, her parents will too!!
Ah an airline hostess....that's back in the day when flying was glamorous and my mom made me dress up anytime we'd go to Florida...guess that's gone for good but will live on in books like this...how fabulous.
I love the plain servant story!
My husband found another book in that series for his sister, the waitress one. When she was five, she really wanted to be a waitress.
My six-year-old boy wants to be a fashion designer, which is quite a change from a couple of years ago, when he told his preschool he wanted to sit on a cloud when he grows up...
annie, your son sounds amazing. :)
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