Some things are so horrifying and devastating, there is simply nothing to say.
My heart is breaking with you, Paris.
I love the Internet because if I wake up with an earache, I don’t have to spend the time and money to see a doctor. I can figure out what’s wrong with me in literally 5 seconds and then move on with my day. Clap, clap, done!
I have ear cancer.
Me: “Finish this sentence– Columbus sailed the ocean blue in the year of…”
Several kids, with confidence: “1982!”
Me: “1982?! That’s the year I was born!”
<silence>
Me:”You think Columbus landed in America the year I was born?!”
<blank stares>
Christ.
(Who, for the record, also existed before my time.)
Eric’s mom discovered my blog.

(Eric taking his sweet time, fully knowing I’m having an anxiety attack).
Now show her Lubegate !

Apparently, being in a relationship means you have to listen to your disgusting beast of a significant other hock a loogie into the bathroom sink at 7am and scream “I got it! The last of the phlegm!” and then, moments later still be expected to be attracted to that feral animal.
So I’m sorry, Eric.
I do feel better, though.
Just ran into a student from last year…
Me: “Hey kiddo! How’s 5th grade?!”
Kid: “Good. But my teacher is VERY strict.”
Me: “Well, yeah, but you’re used to that– I was strict too!”
And then she literally laughed in my face. Hard.
And I let her.
Ok yeah I see what she’s saying.