Bwahaha!

[averygoodun42]

		I will marry Geoff.
		After a wild honeymoon, We will settle down in Katmandu in our fabulous Mansion.
		We will have 1 kid(s) together.
		Our family will zoom around in a Beige Prius.
		I will spend my days as a movie director, and live happily ever after.

Question: How can one be so incredibly busy, and not accomplish anything? I mean, I haven't even had a chance to look through the flist until now. (Sorry I haven't been commenting. I'll try to make time for that soon.)

I guess part of it was that Babe was crankboy off and on all day yesterday. Then, at bedtime, he reenacted the 'wafer thin' scene from "Meaning of Life." Poor boy. Poor us. Poor mattress.

I've asked Geoff to install the other air-conditioner in Babe's room so that he can sleep comfortably (he actually slept in this morning because he was in the living room with the a/c on), and we can sleep in the living room so we don't have to subject our immune systems to all the pollens the fan blows in at night. Cuz, ick.

But I should go. Cleaning beckons. Always.

Comments

[a-bees-buzz.livejournal.com]

I've always hated that scene. The last time the Hubbee rented MoL (many moons ago), I walked out of the room as soon as the large man entered the restaurant. Sorry you had to deal with a real-life version.

[averygoodun.livejournal.com]

When my parents rented MoL when I was 5, I was the only one who was able to sit through the entire scene. Now, however, I can't watch it, either.

It was gross, but the sheer volume was rather astonishing and actually a little intriguing. Geoff and I were both thinking, "Doesn't he have to breathe at some point?"