Ran-dumb thoughts for a Tuesday
How do some people on the interstate feel perfectly comfortable going 15 miles slower than everyone else? And they’re always in the middle lane, you notice? And cars are trying to swerve around them in some sort of maniacal auto-version of the ballet The Ravens. I know this is mean, but I’ve noticed that the chauffeur retardé is almost always old people or foreign women.
I think Panera should buy the rights to West Side Story’s Maria:
Panerna. I just found a store named Panera!
There was always this one particular smell I could never quite catalog. And I have a bionic nose. I remember that my grandma’s house smelled of books and of homemade cooking, but there was a third distinct scent that completely eluded me. This morning, returning a cake carrier to the person who made me a birthday cake, I hit upon it! Old Tupperware!!! My grandma’s house smelled of books and cooking and old Tupperware! It’s a very unique scent, so I am not disappointed I could not qualify it until now. I am only happy I now know what it is.
I still feel horrible about my selfishness at wishing tropical storm Katrina would miss us so it wouldn’t cut into my birthday. Then it went out into the gulf, turned into Hurricane Katrina, and slammed into New Orleans and Mississippi. Man, I hate Catholic guilt!
Slowly undressing someone else while they just stand there and pose and look handsome is very very sexy!
I had a dream last week that I found a small grey pebble that had the ability to cure migraines instantaneously. I gave it to Marcie, even though I sometimes get sinus headaches. I figured she needed it more than me.
When our air conditioning shuts off in the middle of the night, our place gets stifling really fast. I wake up like Gwyneth Paltrow in the final scene of Shakespeare in Love. With a dramatic gasp, I spring up out of bed clutching my throat. Except there’s no dead Joseph Feinnes on my lap, natch!