Stranger on the office elevator: “Why do you have to try so hard to dress better than the rest of us?â€
Me: “Oh, I’m not trying.â€
Stranger on the office elevator: “Why do you have to try so hard to dress better than the rest of us?â€
Me: “Oh, I’m not trying.â€
Some threads don’t deserve to be part of the tapestry we have going here, but who knows? Someday they may play a part. There is wisdom there, perhaps, or the golden rule of hoarding. Such fine lines, such tiny threads…
People who are relentlessly happy arouse suspicion in me.
Very rarely does useful information follow the words ‘to be fair’.
Me to the co-worker who instantly started engaging me first thing in the morning: “I’m sorry. I didn’t mean to start a conversation.â€
Silk boxers.
Like so many other things, the concept works better on paper.
And who wants to dry clean their underwear?
Still, if Tom Ford says it’s ok then I’m game for silk wedgies.
Resting bitch face?
Please.
As long as I’m awake my game is fully active.
Something that continues to challenge me: gauging the number of napkins I’ll need for a take-out order. Woefully under or over, never a happy median.
The ‘S’ is for Super
And the ‘U’ is for Unique
The ‘P’ is for Perfection cause you know that we are freaks
The ‘E’ is for Exotic
And the ‘R’ is for Raps
So tell those nosy people just to stay the hell back!
#Supersonic
Scene of the next generation: parents driving their kids to the bus-stop and waiting with them. This is our state of the world thanks to murderers, child molesters and territorial turkeys. We are fucked.
Someone please explain the following saying to me: I can’t win for losing.
I mean, duh. Isn’t that the whole point? What am I missing?
Me: “I can fight! I’m scrappy.â€
Co-worker: “You threw your back out taking a picture of a flower.â€