Maybe..
If you try really hard to make it funny.
I came down with some sort of funk. I'm blaming it on the plane. Because I can.
It's certainly not crippling but I'm just run down.
Really what I'm saying is that I haven't forgotten to blog. I've even tried to sew a bit.
Then I realized I hadn't gone to the grocery store in well over a week. So I took the 30 minutes to motivate myself to face the world.
And I went to the store.
And I came back and actually felt a lil energized.
Then realized my sick brain forgot cat food.
So I went out again.
And came home and still felt kinda okay.
So I thought I'd go sew. And get something done.
I flipped the lightswitch on my office. And all five bulbs in the fixture blew at one.
Seriously.
I've yet to get the nerve to go back to the stupid store again.
But I do have twelve boxes of Count Chocula.
Yes.
12.
They counted as Halloween merchandise and were 75% off.
If I ever get out of bed again, I'll take a picture.
Oh dear! I hope it doesn't last long! (the funk not the chocolate) Thinking of you. *hugs*
ReplyDeleteSorry about the funk, dear! But I'm sure a dozen boxes of cereal should help, right? How funny that Count Chocula is seasonal!
ReplyDeleteSome days are just like that. It is okay to go back to bed. Think of all the miserable unstitching those light bulbs saved you.
ReplyDelete12 freaking boxes?! Where the heck will you store them? Or am I being all English with my small house and nonexistent storage facilities.
ReplyDeleteHope you feel better soon! Take care of yourself!
Haha, it is a funny story. To make it funnier I thought Count Chocula was a fabric line (maybe you got charm packs or something like that). After looking it up I realized it's just cerial (haha). You must me really liking that stuff ;-)
ReplyDeleteROFL! Okay, not at the plane germs, they're evil, but at the Count Chocula. And maybe the lightbulb devil... ;o)
ReplyDeleteTotally hear you on the whole shopping when you feel crap though, you really don't want to see what I've been eating for the past week until I made it to the supermarket yesterday morning...