And it's not dirty. Just washed yesterday.
I don't wash my hair everyday- some people find this gross. But it takes my hair 8 hours to dry and every time I wash it I get comments like "What happened to you?" every time I see someone.
Betty Draper Droop went to the dentist today. Didn't. Typing without thinking. The vet.
She was declared in pristine health, which secretly made me feel proud as I managed to raise at least that one without it contracting camel nuclear cirrhosis or something. No feline HIV, no nothing. Got her nails trimmed.
Might look into how long it takes to become a vet. If this is something I can get done in the afternoons, I might be into that.
At this vet on Patterson Ave. there are at least thirty tanks and cages in the lobby containing beautiful cats and buff colored kittens, a big ugly turtle, lots of fat snakes and fish the size of footballs.
I immediately signed Surprise up for a visit next week. At this visit I am hoping they will inform me of his species. Also he is now registered officially as Surprise Honaker. I feel this has an interesting ring to it.
Jason has begun going to the chiropractor. I feel this merits a mention.
Tomorrow I am going to make cinnamon rolls. In my house. For the Fourth of July. So if anyone comes by before seven people come by, they may have one. These buns will not have raisins and nuts. Waste of dessert, putting fruit in.
My mother told me I used to call bananas "Ba-nahs." In a British accent. Not on purpose, but I was a baby and didn't know. Also said "leyow." This is still say from time to time without thinking. Also sometimes I confuse green and orange when I am talking.
Sometimes I just would like to throw things at people when they are unsuspecting. Like pillows. Some people would not like this.
Everyone should go to Stage 1 if for no other reason than to sample the buffet.
Bev Kniffen has made this chocolate chip bundt cake for years and it is moist like juicy kitten polenta and amazing. And she makes it for sale behind the lobby bar.
Side note- I do not like saying that word "bundt" to people. If I go somewhere and order a small bundt cake, I will get very nervous and embarrassed and order it by gesturing toward it instead of saying anything.
When my hair hurts this badly it makes my teeth sweat.
If anyone wants to have splendid dessert tonight, call me. I want it, and am not sure where I am going to get it. What I want is that heap of cake, ice cream and strawberries from Strawberry St.
Everybody should go and get the Style this week to view the picture of Scott glaring imperiously at Five Guys.
I don't know if I was supposed to say that's what he was looking at. I am sure he was also gazing at the visions of boats and heroic deeds of his naval ancestors that are trouncing around in his brain.
So sorry.
Now Surprise is napping on my lap and may prevent me from having a shower.
I am a very skilled neck-hair cutterer. In case anyone needs one of those.
Also one time we shaved my cat and gave him a flesh saddle.
2 comments:
I don't know how your neck holds out. Also, I'm thinking that if anyone wants a cinnamon roll, they better get there fast. I know how you are with your pastry.
Audra I had to laugh at this post. For the first 35+ years of my life I lived with "the mop" (as everyone called it.) I have so much hair I used to be able to tie it into a knot at the top of my head and leave it there (Debra thought this was cool)...hair headaches...OMG...the 80's banana clips were just torture because all they did was bring on the headache faster. Gel was not invented until I was in junior high and until then my mother would cut knots out of the back of my head. Washing - every three days (still true today.) Hell, the oil helps calm it down. It is only since Scapino when evil Dawn made me cut my hair short and then I discovered Charlene at LOOK that I have finally learned how to (sometimes) control of the doo. It's all about thinning the hair down from three people to one person (Charlene thrills in this process) and then placing three different products in my hair at three times during the shower/dry process. I no longer own a hair brush...it's all done with fingers and no more hot air blow drying. So for now I am fine, but as soon as I go into stage 2 of Dementia I will be back to my mop. Jenny Hundley and I talked about opening a shop for big hair girls. You could only walk in if your hair was bigger then your head. I still may open that shop one day! Thanks for the great laugh!
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