Well, yesterday was the Daytona 500 - which means that I am officially a Nascar widow. It's great. I really don't mind the sport, but to have to sit hours on end and watch a bunch of cars go around and around a circle while someone commentaries is just not my cup of tea. I would much rather be there where I can experience the smells, people watch & just asorb it all.
I also hate Valentines day. Yep, I said it. I really, really hate it. Not because I do not receive anything, but because it has become such a Hallmark holiday. I think it is a crock that there has to be a day that we go out of our way to show our love for each other. That and when I went out Saturday night to pick up a few little items, WalMart was a mad house. WHY??? because they were afraid that their significant others wouldn't know they loved them?? Give me a break.
I am ready for high school drama to end. I even offered to walk away before things get out of hand because I can not deal with it any more. I am 32 thankyouverymuch. Yes somedays I resort to acting like a teenager, but for the most part I act as the mature, responsible adult I am. Yeah I have flaws, who doesnt?? One of my biggest would be that I don't always think through things before I form an opinion. Over the last year I have done so much better, but every once in a while it rears its ugly head.
So my friends, I'll catch you on the flip side - like my previous post stated, I'm not sure how much I will be posting here.
Love you all
MJ
6 comments:
No, NO RAIN! NO SNOW! I'm calling for sunshine...my birthday is tomorrow! :)
ha, ha ha
~hl~
I hate Valentine's Day too. I'm glad it's over.
Are you snowed in yet?
I missed you while I was away at work.
You're preaching to the choir here about VD!
I blow a big raspberry at Valentine's Day!
Drama at this age infuriates me! I don't have time for it and I avoid it at all costs! I totally understand what you're saying.
I'm not a fan of Valentine's Day either!
I loathe Valentine's Day. I agree w/ you completely---and would rather receive a card or flowers on an ordinary day rather than a Hallmark obligation.
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