I had a request from my lovely friend, Janna Laugherty, asking me to post on my blog again.
But, alas, I have terrible news.
I have nothing to blog about these days.
There, I said it! And I'll say it again: I have nothing to blog about these days.
Sure, things happen. I go to work, I make dinner, I hang out with my husband.
Here is what I think has happened:
I have a job now. And therefore I am around people more.
So I use up all my funny around the people that I work with during the day.
When I started at the bookstore, I was one of 4 new hires. 1 guy and 2 other girls started at the same time I did.
And, of course, there were the people who already worked there, mostly guys (including Stephen) and one other girl.
Every one has been super friendly and we've gotten to be decent acquaintances.
So during a shift, when there is a lull in the store, or when we are arranging shelves or putting away books, we get to chatting.
As you all know, and probably know well, I like to make people laugh.
My mother tells me that I am "famous" for my one-liners, and I take pleasure from eliciting laughter, especially unexpected laughter.
Therefore, it stands to reason that I spend all my funny lines, stories, or jokes on my co-workers.
And when I get home, stories from the bookstore don't seem funny when re-told in blog form, and I am at a loss for something to share with the world wide web.
Here is a list of what I did today (just so you can see what I'm talking about):
1. I woke up.
2. I cleaned the ants out of the shower (again)
3. I showered
4. I woke up Stephen
5. I fixed my hair and put on makeup
6. I put breakfast together (coffee and cereal)
7. I dried my hair
8. I checked facebook
9. I dried my hair more
10. I went to work
11. I worked; For the first couple hours, I watched the front of the store and read a book about Helen of Troy. Then I worked with Stephen to remove old stickers from some textbooks
12. At noon, Stephen and I went to lunch
13. I went back to work at 1245
14. I peeled more stickers off of books
15. I went home at 3
16. I watched the entire 2nd disk of How I Met Your Mother season 1 and made dinner while I waited for Stephen to get home (at 6)
17. We ate dinner
18. I talked to Sarah (my sister) and Stephen talked to his family
19. We went to Wal-Mart
20. Stephen bought me a Frappuccino from Starbucks
21. We came home and put away our Wal-Mart purchases
22. I sat on the couch, drank my Frappuccino and checked facebook
23. I noticed Janna's request for a new blog post
And now we've come full circle.
I believe that this is enough evidence for you all to believe that I am speaking truth when I say I have nothing to blog about these days.
So, if it is another week or two before I post, I apologize.
If you need someone to blame, blame my co-workers.
Or move here. Then you'd get to be here and hang out with me instead of having to wait for my blog to make you laugh.
Cause you know if you were here, I'd make you laugh.
I have spoken.
i just cant believe you did 24 things today. thats one thing per hour.
ReplyDeleteok, so i wanted it to sounded way cooler like: congrats! look at everything you did today!
but then when you think 'wow. one thing/hour' it lost some of its coolness in my translation. sorry about that.
and for your information, i giggled.
loves
Wow. Janna is so correct. 1 thing per hour. That's like an entire season of the TV show 24-- in which I can never believe so many extreme events happen in one episode (each episode represents 1 hour of real life, so the entire season is 1 day). It's ridiculous. So your life was like an episode of 24. Except it was more like the entire season. Wow-- now I'm getting really confused about 24 and reality and how you were actually living out 24-- not just being like the show. Maybe I take it all back. Forget I ever mentioned it.
ReplyDeleteP.S. I'll be making my coffee weaker tomorrow.