I am waiting for Kendra to come get me and take me to get pictures with Eric, Mel and Joe Joe. I got a little bored so I thought I'd take a few mins to write a little about myself.
Let's Begin:
Pet peeves, in no particular order:
1. People tapping me on the shoulder- you got close enough to tap me on the shoulder which means you are close enough to open your lips and speak.
2. When people say things backwards or mixed up-
i.e. "What can I do ya for?" "Anywho." Or- by far the worst of them all- "How goes it?"
My grammer is not the best but come on!
3. The following words: Uber, goober, moist and beefy.
4. When people say Artsy Fartsy
5. When everyone is having fun and hanging out and someone says something like, "man, guys, this is what it's all about. Having fun, making memories. These are the days we will remember in years to come."
Thanks, thanks for that because now all I will remember is you saying that.
6. When people get very serious out of nowhere and ruin the fun.
What else would you all like to know. Maybe we will play 2 truths and a lie next, or some form of it.
Crystal, this is a prime example of me being my own biggest fan. How is it that I find these hilarious? Who knows.
7 comments:
I thought I was the only person who hated people "tapping" me. I HATE IT. It makes me creepy crawly and very crabby. Geesh. If you want to seriously aggrivate me, tap me on the shoulder - or arm, or anywhere. Otherwise, get outta my hula hoop!
1) There is man at my work who when he wants your attention comes up from behind and puts both his hands on your shoulders. He also smells like a mix between cheap cologne and polish sausage.
2) It doesn't bother me nearly as much when people say it as when they write/type it. I'll dismiss most of this tpye of gibberish as slang, but when someone writes something incoherent it makes me think they're kinda not smart. Probably bad on my part.
3) What's wrong with moist? Do you hate moisture as well?
4) That's probably because you're so artsy fartsy
5) Agreed.
6) I'm never serious about anything ever.
I'm going to copy Scott and do what he did and comment to your peeves.
K.
1) Hmmm...Does this bother me? Maybe sometimes when it's my kids tapping me on my shoulder a million times because I won't answer them because I'm doing something that takes serious concentration (or not) on my part and to acknowledge them would mean I would risk losing my thought or my groove. So really I'm just selfish. But ya I think it is annoying. Oh, but now I feel bad for saying it because I love my little kiddos. OK they can tap me but anyone else it will probably annoy me, I think.
2) Uh oh, I say anyhoo! Is that the same thing? Probably it's just something I picked up from writing notes in high school and all the cool kids were doing it. Also I'll talk like Yoda sometimes to annoy or amuse Frankie or just myself.
3) I like the word uberly, I think it's cute and bubbly but I don't use it. You know what words I really like? Seriously, lovely, and glorious.
4) I don't like the word f a r t.
5) Ya, I've never thought about that but it does seem pretty cheesy to say that sort of thing.
6) Sometimes I really like when things take a turn for seriousness. I come from a family where everything is always a joke and we always just goof off and be silly together. Sometimes I really want to sit and talk about something serious for once. But I see your point though.
I love the 2 truths 1 lie game!!! I always use the classic "I'm pregnant" and really freak everyone out.
I love reading posts like this Sarah they're so fun! Aren't we all our own biggest fans? Seriously.
" When everyone is having fun and hanging out and someone says something like, "man, guys, this is what it's all about. Having fun, making memories. These are the days we will remember in years to come."
Thanks, thanks for that because now all I will remember is you saying that."
I'm still nodding my head in agreement and laughing. So true, it hurts.
Have you seen Sadie's blog post yet?
I'm famous! Thanks Sadie!
Waiting...for another awesome post!!
=oD
Post a Comment