Jeanne Robertson – Doing The Pashmina Toss Flip
Posted on Saturday, October 16th, 2010
The story of the pashmina toss flip starts out innocently enough – speaker Jeanne Robertson wants to look fashionable in New York City.
That should be the end of the story; learning how to make a pashmina sit-and-stay. But, the story continues, thanks to the always analytical husband, Left-Brain.
When Left-Brain questions this whole pashmina thing, he is told more than once, “you don’t know the style in New York City.” As any good left-brain husband would do, he uses that information to analyze a particular situation. The results are hilarious. Please watch as our delightful speaker shares her story of the pashmina toss flip gone horribly wrong:
Many of us know a left-brain husband; we may actually be looking at one right now… hi Honey! And, it seems the more a situation calls for a judgment call, the more likely a left-brain husband will toss that judgment right out the window.
Thanks again to Jeanne Robertson for giving us something to laugh at today. She’s a trooper! There aren’t many people who would parade their wardrobe malfunction out for everyone to witness. Of course, Left-Brain deserves credit for allowing us to have a guffaw or two at his expense. Good sports I say… good sports!
p.s. You can see all the Jeanne Robertson videos posted right here on Remarkable Wrinklies. Just click on this link and enjoy! Also, to learn more about this fabulous speaker, visit JeanneRobertson.com and I guarantee you’ll find lots of fun and plenty to admire, too.
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How come I haven’t heard of Jeanne Robertson before? She’s hilarious! “What you need is an attitude! You’ve just got to stare those shoulders down” 🙂
Oh yeah, Iz… she is a nut! Be sure to click on this link to watch the rest of her videos. http://remarkablewrinklies.com/category/laugh-lines/jeanne-robertson-laugh-lines-2/
I have not laughed so hard in years. We went to NY, and bought pashmina’s. It took a while for this Florida girl to learn to flip it too!!
Thanks, Virginia. Jeanne definitely tells a good tale, doesn’t she. Very funny! I have one too and think about this story every time I wear it. Luckily it is pink so I can’t confuse it with any of my Hubby’s pants. 😉