Wednesday, September 19, 2012

in the confessional


It's been a few minutes since my last confessional, hasn't it?? Great. Let's see what kind of hidden truths we can dig up here...

-First and foremost, I want to put it out there that there is a very good chance that I will not be gracing any voting booths with my presence come November. If you've ever met me, then this is probably not coming as a huge shock. Every once in a while I try to get myself really psyched up and convinced that voting is so so so important and that it really really matters which dude wins...but I just can't. Apparently my patriotism and love-of-country is more of the Fourth of July ilk and not so much wrapped up in politics and hate. So judge me.

-The other night I had a dream. I had randomly received a bunch of greeting cards, and most of them were Christmas cards (despite it not being Christmas-time in the dream), but one of them was a baby shower card and it was from Jen Hatmaker. She'd written a really long, encouraging note inside the card and I was so excited and giddy because she evidently "knew" me and cared enough to send this random card. And I'm pretty sure this is not actually a "confession," but rather a random tidbit I just thought of...but I am open to any dream interpretations you may have!

-Thinking about writing a book is turning out to be a great filler of brain space. Time and energy that was previously reserved for feeling sad and pitiful for myself is now (somewhat) filled by planning my book! I even have a little notebook I'm carrying around so that I can keep track of all my great ideas.

-I'm thinking about writing a blog/dissertation about something I'm very passionate about: Why Here Comes Honey Boo Boo is probably the greatest thing to ever happen to Wednesday night TV and why all the haters are totally wrong and stupid. And dumb. 

-And on that note, let the record state that I absolutely do care enough to go on rants/argue with people/compose thought-out treatises about reality TV (and vote for it, if applicable, such as in the cases of American Idol and Dancing With the Stars), but I do not care enough about politics to do any of the above for that. HAHAHAHA. It is awesome to be as shallow as me. 

-Since our friends moved in, Cat has taken over planning/shopping for/cooking all of our dinners and can I just say-- I don't miss it at all. I'd actually have to estimate that my life is 28347 times better now (and my booty 28193 times fatter). And if/when they move out, I am going to have to hire a full-time cook, because I never want to go back to doing it myself. 

-The other day I mentioned that I was closing in on 500 posts and asked for suggestions about appropriate ways to commemorate/celebrate that milestone. One friend suggested I drink 500 margaritas. I almost died laughing. But it's not such a bad idea. Let me know if you want to sponsor a margarita!! 

11 comments:

  1. I'll totally sponsor a margarita! :) Or two.

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  2. I would sponsor a margarita, too! And also, what a coincidence, I was planning on hiring you a full-time cook for your upcoming 30th!

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  3. Ditto on the sponsoring.

    Also, while I was not happy to have a reason for friends to bring me dinner for the last couple of weeks, it definitely made my life 28347 times easier, too! I was pretty sad when I had to get back to cooking dinner this week.

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  4. Okay, I won't hate on Honey Boo Boo (although it makes me CRINGE), but I will admit that every time we watch my husband (born and raised in South Georgia) says "oh, I've been there" or "oh, I've seen that". SCARY - who did I marry!?

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  5. oh my gosh, how did you land a personal chef? That was supposed to be MY dream!!!

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  6. I'll sponsor one! I love that you are writing a book! Maybe we can be long distance writing buddies! (Your Elly in Bloom copies are on their way!) I have a journal that I carry with me where I jot down ideas for my book now, my future books, plot points, etc. Some are good (like Queen of Hearts), and some are really bad (See: Killer Whale Murder Mystery).

    Either way, it's pretty fantastic.

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  7. GAH Erika! If I lived closer, I would insist upon a weekly, Wednesday night hang-out to watch Honey Boo Boo with you! She was a part of my midweek confessional too! I LOVE it and laugh out loud every single episode! You should come visit and we could go on HBB sightings. Many shots are taken in Milledgeville!

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  8. Bring on the margaritas!!! As for Honey Boo Boo, I don't know how we ever survived without it. My quality of life has dramatically increased because of that show (at least by comparison!)

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  9. I would so sponsor a margarita. Or two. Awesomeness!

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  10. I will sponsor the remaining margaritas....BUT ONLY IF YOU VOTE IN THIS UPCOMING ELECTION!!!!! So basically I am saying I will get drunk of you vote. Brilliant.

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