Thursday, December 9, 2010

Not Dead (Yet)

Okay, I was totally shamed into this blog entry by Grace and Loren (even though I have nothing worthwhile to write) if for no other reason than proof of life.

It's almost Christmas and I have no tree up, no lights, no village, no Christmas jewelry or tacky sweaters, no decorations at all except the front door wreath. It's all stored in the garage and it might just stay there until next year. I'm just not feeling inspired. On the other hand, I love singing Christmas music with my church choir, so I'm not a total Scrooge. My seasonal affective disorder has hit early this year and with a vengeance. Right now I'm not even trying to be friendly--I'm just hoping to avoid becoming Jack Nicholson in The Shining.

This has been one of the craziest, busiest weeks of my life. I won't go into the details, but just trust me on this. I'm ready to hibernate. Sometimes I really love my job. This is not one of those times.

I hate cold weather REAL BAD*, so I've decided to compile a list of jobs you'll never see me do in this lifetime. Or any lifetime for that matter.

  1. igloo designer
  2. crossing guard
  3. Christmas parade grand marshal
  4. figure skater
  5. Arctic explorer
  6. alpine skier
  7. Zamboni driver
  8. beer deliverer
  9. speed skater
  10. ice sculptor

*Yes, I know that should have been the adverb "really" instead of an adjective, but I claim poetic license because I was going for ghetto-tastic slang. Cut me some slack, my peeps. Word to your mother.

Anyway, I'll try to write more often, if for no other reason than to entertain Loren, my blog stalker, so she won't be tempted to stalk someone else's blog. That's me. Keeping cyberspace safe for the rest of you.

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Sign me up on the Stalker List. I had been a bit of a slacker but checked in the other day and wondered how you all were doing.

Leslie

Sanna said...

Ah, there you are! I am reading your blog, but do not comment often. I missed your wise words, Teble! Make sure to entertain uns more often.

Love and hugs, Sanna