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Naked? In the garden? For real?

20 Thursday Aug 2009

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Sometimes the gossip page just floors me. I read it, and I think, “Who could possibly care about that?” Then I keep on reading.

County music star Shania Twain will fill Paula Abdul’s spot on “American Idol.” No, Shania, no! Don’t do it! I know you must need a way to jump start your career again after being in Switzerland with your reclusive ex, but this is the wrong way to go about it. Just record another hit album! Come on, you can do it without Mutt! I know you’ve got it in you!

Alicia Silverstone told Health magazine that she’s so body-confident that she even gardens naked. Oh, yes, if I had a great body, or um, I mean, great body-confidence that’s what I would do. Definitely naked gardening. Sun burn in sensitive places, spider webs, mosquitoes and poison ivy; I’m just working toward that day when I can do some nekkid gardening.

It’s been reported that Celine Dion is pregnant at age 41. My first reaction is “Huh, I’m a only a year younger than Celine. She seems waaay older than me. Especially after that Vegas stint.” Second reaction: “Well, if she can be pregnant at 41, surely I could have another baby.” Third reaction: “Will Celine get up in the middle of the night with the baby, or will the nanny?”

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RandomTuesday Thoughts: Squashed Bugs

18 Tuesday Aug 2009

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I hate finding a dead, squashed, dried-out bug in my library book. Ew. But I’m just too cheap to go buy clean, unused books at the bookstore. I also don’t want my collection of books to get any bigger. I have a basement full of books; I don’t need any more. Until I marry a doctor and can buy a huge house in the country with a room dedicated to books. Oh, wait, I’m already married. And not to a doctor. **sigh** (Love you, honey!)

I had a great weekend at a house in the country, (see yesterday’s post) but my butt is itchy. Something (a spider?) crawled down my pants and bit me. Double ew. I think it was while we were sitting out by the campfire. I wonder: I never saw the spider, so did it escape after it bit me? I’m amazed my big, fat…um, you know…didn’t squash the thing that bit me.

I really need to clean out the pantry and throw out the cereal that’s been open for 8 months that no one has eaten. I resolved to eat that shredded wheat in January, but it’s still in there, after I ate only one biscuit. In January.

Keely’s back from vacation! Or rather, her holiday is over! The rest of us are happy to have her back, but she’d rather still be gone. I always think of Christmas when I see the word “holiday.” How American of me! Go see her over at The Un-Mom!

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