every day i get about ten hits from people searching for this. because one time i was posting while there was a documentary on def leppard on tele. at the time i was actually posting about the awful book "he's just not that in to you". god i hate it when boys are just not that into you. not that i care or anything.
today i had a great day. i went for a walk at lunchtime and nearly witnessed someone fall over. and if you know me at all, you know i love slapstick. like the time i was in europe and went from iceskating rink to iceskating rink to watch people fall. gosh i'm evil.
maybe i had a great day because today i had straight hair. i used straighteners last night while watching CSI. and while it may have looked completely ridiculous it at least looked different and sometimes that's all you need. a change. it lifted my spirits.
but despite having a great day i have a new thing i hate: boys who are soooo attached to their girlfriends that instead of moving down the bus and finding themselves a seat or you know just moving to the back they stand over their girlfriend and talk to them or just watch them or whatever throughout the bus journey. for *pete*'s sake! they got in my way repeatedly thismorning. this breed of 'men'. i could see seats but couldn't get to them due to three such 'men' blocking the aisle. i thought 'those 'men' can go to hell' but then i remembered that i had straight hair and the world seemed a better place.
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oh and straight hair makes you tired. i went to my room before to read a book (the divorce express) and FELL ASLEEP. it was like eight PM. shameola.
I encountered an experiecne similar to the one you have described on public transport transport today. It is I believe a cliche, but the words "get a room" always come to mind. To these three words one could then add "at least it would free up two fully paid seats for the self loading freight on this engine". You may wish to use the replace the word "engine" with "bus"
No shame in falling asleep early. Sometimes it's your body telling you to SLOW DOWN!
As for HJNTIY, although a pretty terrible book (audience, writers...), it made some good points in terms of how many excuses we'll dole out for some schmo acting like a schmo. After a good 10 year stint dating mostly schmos & allowing myself to excuse some of the most ridiculous behavior (see: it's okay, he won't cheat on me this time), I've finally grown up a bit & am much more comfortable being alone than settling.
Why is there no straight-hair self-portrait?
self portrait coming up...
also emertron. i'm in two minds about settling. i've had almost the opposite problem for the past like forever. i tend to have far too high expectations. i sometimes wonder: maybe i'm overlooking the winners due to my early dismissing of them all as schmos.
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