... that nobody remembers that before the internet we thought
the cause of stupidity was the lack of access to information but now we know
that wasn’t it.
… that I still don’t
understand how people my age can have children. I am children.
… that my co-workers have yet
to learn that I am two scoops of grumpy in a bowl of bitchy every single
morning.
… that alcohol doesn’t solve your problems but then neither
does milk so pour me a drink … that no one
remembers that I talk a lot of smack for someone who tiptoes in the 5-foot end
of the pool for fear I’ll drown.
… that everybody needs to
know that I will separate glitter before I let your opinion of me stress me
out.
… that I wake up everyday in
a room-sized bed, and then I am gently lifted from the covers and dressed in a
warm cozy sweater while my favorite foods are brought to me, and that I have no
job and no bills and no responsibilities and suddenly I realize I am a
chihuahua and I am filled with rage.
… that people often forget
that while I am not a 10 at the beach I am a 10 at Walmart
… that people don’t know that
I have reached the age where my train of thought often leaves the station
without me.
… that I get stuck thinking
that soy milk is just regular milk introducing itself in Spanish.
… that no one ever recognizes
me in my Halloween costume? Is it because I go out as Emotionally Stable? |
Soy, Almond, if it does not have an udder, it is not milk, it is bean or nut juice.
ReplyDeleteTruth! But I don't think "Nut Juice" would sell to the public at large!
DeleteNut juice? Oh how the imagination wanders.! As a lover of burritos. I produce bean juice quite regularly, so to speak.
DeleteTwo scoops of grumpy in a bowl of bitchy every single morning! That about covers it.
ReplyDeleteAnd I'm fine with that!
DeleteI'm not sure being a 10 at Walmart is that difficult. On the other hand, I suspect I'm probably only a 9. Why? Because I can't pass the clearance shelves without taking an inordinate amount of time deciding I don't need any of it. :p
ReplyDeleteLuckily I refuse to enter a Walmart!
Deletethe dog's mother
ReplyDeletexoxo :-)
Re: train of thought - am I even standing at the right track?
ReplyDeleteWill Jay
That's me, too!
DeleteThe first one is so true!
ReplyDeleteYes, it is, sadly so.
DeleteOh dear, I'm a chihuahua! I can't even spell it without help! The soy milk one is very clever.
ReplyDeleteI've been saying "Soy Milk" to Carlos every morning--we don't drink that--and he kept saying "Why soy milk?"
DeleteThis morning he finally got it ... and told me I wasn't funny.
Chihuahuas -- that's where the dream of reincarnation falls apart.
ReplyDeleteI'd prefer being reincarnated as a cat ... left to my own devices but still worshipped!
DeleteMy train of thought usually hops onto a Japanese bullet train while I am searching for pen and paper to write down that thought.
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