Monday
Upon seeing a glazed mini donut that someone had dropped in
the parking lot:
Damn. That looks
delicious.
Okay, it’s gross, I know.
The thought was very fleeting, and then I quickly corrected myself with
the reminder that I am a disgusting human being and that is an absolutely repulsive
thought. However, in my defense, I had
been shitting since Friday night and basically been on a diet of 7-Up and
Saltines, so I was really, really hungry.
On Friday, I followed some Pinterest inspiration and made a slow cooker
meat loaf recipe. Bad idea. Horrible,
awful, fucking idea that led to a horrible, awful episode of diarrhea. So, I was hungry. Lay off, bitches. I didn’t actually pick the damn donut up and
eat it. I kept on walking, and I really should pass up Pinterest too because my projects and recipes never turn out quite right.
This is the meatloaf. You would think parking lot donut looked good too by comparison.
Tuesday
When a student was telling me about the girl from out of
town he “hooked up” with over the weekend:
Shut the fuck up,
kid. You are so full of bullshit. And what makes you think I want to hear this
crap? The fuck?
Really, do I need to defend myself here? What made this
fourteen year old kid think I wanted to hear about his made up
girlfriends? This kid always thinks he
needs to impress me. Last week, it was
by telling me that some girl in a nearby town had sent him a naughty text message. The girls always conveniently live out of
town. I really hope this means he’s full
of shit because the world is fucked if this dumb ass kid is actually sexually
active. He never tells details, though,
just loves to tell me that “chicks love him.”
I am an adult. What is he hoping for from me? A high-five.
So, I didn’t tell him to shut the fuck up, but I did tell him to tell
someone who actually cared.
Wednesday
After reading Outlaw Mama’s post about the angels in her
life:
Damn. This woman is
so talented. Bitch is gonna win this
shit again.
My only defense here is human nature. Women are genetically built to be jealous
bitches. I think I remember learning
that in biology class. Yes, yes, that’s
correct. Okay, but in all seriousness,
this is a beautiful, endearing post written in response to the tragedy in
Newtown. I read the post over on the yeah write challenge grid. I honestly love yeah write for the act of writing, not the chance of winning, but I wish I would have written
a post like Outlaw Mama's (which you need to click on and read). I think we should
all take some time in these coming weeks to spread love and kindness and thank
those angels along the way. Did you have
someone who inspired and encouraged you? Thank them, instead of thinking awful,
bitter thoughts like I do.
Thursday
Upon learning that my place of employment was closed due to
dangerous weather:
Hells yeah! I don’t
have to shower today!
I have explained this before. It’s not that I love my own stench. I just hate taking showers because it means I
need to be away from my kids, and I neurotically worry that the worst is going
to happen while I’m washing my hair. At
least it’s winter now so I’m in the shower for a briefer period of time because
I don’t give two shits about shaving my legs in 20 degree weather. Of course, my husband really appreciates
this and I am one fine, sexy bitch.
Friday
After laying my five month old son down for a nap:
Damn, Emily, aren’t
you tired? It’s been weeks since daddy and I have fucked.
First, I totally love my kids, but it’s true that sex has been quite
infrequent. Further, I recognize it's crude to use the word "fuck" when referring to intercourse with my adoring husband and father of our two awesome miracles of children. However, when the act basically becomes a race against the possibility of a crying, waking baby, "making love" sounds like a big lie. My husband no longer needs
to whisper romantic or seductive words into my ears to bring me to bed these
days. The cue for sex is now: “Honey,
both of the kids are asleep.” About
twenty minutes after this thought, he said those words. Yes! I should have shaved my legs.
Did I wrote this? Ok I didn't make a meatloaf of death but I do have cooking disasters and get food poisoning a lot. Yeah the donut probably was more appetizing. Then your internal dialogue at work, been there myself and sadly these are the ones procreating. Think of the movie Idiocracy and there you have it. I loved Outlaw Mama's post, I went 3 days w/o a shower for the reasons we share, and that same paranoia haunts me if I try and have "adult time". I start out thinking this is going to be ruined with a crying child, he will choke on something or fall off something and we will be spending the night in the ER.
ReplyDeleteEvery now and then I think about how lucky I am that my thoughts aren't recorded as I think them, or maybe the world is lucky.
ReplyDeleteFor all I know people might feel like I was the 14 year-old kid you wrote about. ;)
Oh girl!!! You slay me with your humor. And I totally get all of this. ESP the donut in the parking lot.
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