The weekend swung me from one point to another like a wet cat!
HahaaaaaHahahahhaha!
A-hemmmM! -_- Sorry! I'm just picturing it. It’s rather hilarious, to me. Seeing the weekend swinging a wet cat! Poor cat, ay!
All I hear is “RowwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwrrrrrrrR!” In a high-speed, high-pitched, feline
voice! As it’s getting swung by its
tail! From home to dance, to the mall, to another mall, back to the first mall, to a busy
grocery store, to home, to the soccer grounds, back home, to my parents, to
youth, back to my parents, home, to my sister in law and then finally back
home! SHEWWWWWWW! Ears perched and cock-eyed as it flies
through the air, wet and looking like, "Weekend? WtF with all the swinging?!?!" Just so that I’m not in any trouble with the
animal rights people? I mean no
harm. No cats have been harmed during the imagination of the
above-mentioned scenario! Just like
me? The cat is safe at work right now.
You know? I completely understand why men would rather climb Mount Everest in
the melting snow with heels on, than go clothes shopping with women! It hurts your feet. I think that's from walking. I could
be wrong. But it has to have alot to
do with, “I’ll come back.” To the store where I saw this thing I
liked.
#8 point 6 of the shopping rule book states, “If you see that thing you really liked in the forty seventh store you
walked into? Do not, under any
circumstances, buy it immediately. Walk
in and out of another forty seven stores?
And then? When you begin to feel
that you’re kinda balancing on your middle toe from feet throbbery? Go back for that thing you really liked!” Why do we torment ourselves that way? Thing is this. We’re spiting nobody but ourselves by doing
that. Unless we’re shopping with someone we really don’t like. That’s the only time it becomes
effective. Yet, somewhat self-inflicting. Because?
I mean. You are shopping with yourself
aside from that person you don’t like. Therapution is meant to be relaxing? Is it not? :-\ I-I
really don’t care. M-m. You should know me by now. They’re
self-explanatory. Just close the
dictionary. Learn the new words and use them in future!
Sometimes, I believe that we give ourselves
a bad name and then when we succeed in that?
We complain bitterly about the
fact that our partners’ won’t spend quality time with us. By that I mean? We complain bitterly about the fact that our partners’ won’t agonise themselves
with us. And that they’re instead,
rushing to the mountain, in our heels. “They’ll be coming round the mountain in our
heels....” Or their own. I looked outa the window to avoid the awkward
stares you’re giving me. Don’t pretend like
it doesn’t happen. I have a closet full
of sneakers. Some are men’s sneakers. So what?! If he likes heels every now and again. If you accept that side of him? Who’s judging? Just make it clear that he is not to be seen
in public with you that way and
everything will be alright. Plus, some
people are freaky that way. You might be
one of them. And still? Who’s judging?
A blessing in a boy child
An August nineteenth gem
An attachment of my soul
A framed tattoo in my heart
A smile that lifts spirits
A gentle giant of compassion
A mountain of courage
A magnet to greatness
A beautiful dreamer
An inspiration to me
A blessing in a boy child
That's my introduction
Of untainted admiration
I've named him Damon
And he's my eldest son
I adore him without limit
Unconditional and infinite
Happy Birthday, my sugar
Mummy
I wrote that little poem for Damon for his twelfth birthday, yesterday. That’s precisely how I see him. He read it and smiled sohhhhhhhh hard. As though I handed him a bag of gold. If you’ve never felt like the end of a rainbow
before? Write your child a poem telling them
how much they mean to you, and you will.
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