Things I’ve learned
- Working 18 hours in 24 is exhausting.
- Working that hard for people who don’t even bother coming to the launch meeting is crushing.
- I shouldn’t watch shows streamed from network sites because while the networks make money off it, the writers do not.
- My Cancerian self is alarmed by the fact that there is half of a roll of TP on the thing and only one on the shelf. This is…alarming.
- Two weeks since the last grocery shopping trip means that there are a dearth of good eats in the house.
- I am out of chocolate. See above.
- I can’t handle my family AND a dozen children under the age of six and their parents who are intent on making small talk, all in the same room.
- It’s still all about my sister.
- My nephew is fairly poorly behaved.
I love many people, but the Thanksgiving holiday is going to be all about me this year. Me and my pillow, my couch which is to be delivered on Friday, and a (new!) basket full of knitting. And a stack of knitting books. And maybe some hot cocoa from a really good place. And some cider. And maybe a new small crock pot in which I will make tasty warm soup-like things with MEAT in them, dammit, because I spent a weekend having all my restaurant choices shot down by the vegan in the family and I’m sick of being dictated to.
And, also, I know my ass is fat, kthxbye. I really don’t need my family to point that out to me.
Four day weekend. Come sooner. Momma needs a sanity break, STAT.
We have room, and good people. You would be family - the very best most favoritest kind. C’mon, I’m making two kinds of sweet potatoes (grown up and kiddie style). There won’t be any children there….c’mon Pleeeeze have turkey day with us???
Comment by Elaine — Tuesday, 13 November, 2007 @ 10:14 pm
Okay, being vegan is one thing. Telling other people what they can and cannot eat is another. Humph.
Comment by Andrea — Wednesday, 21 November, 2007 @ 2:08 pm