Letters back in the 1800's were romantic, heart-felt and well worded. Sadly, this is 2007 and chivalry has been dead so long that there isn't so much as a dust speck to prove it once existed. I said that to say this. I fuckin' like this dude I'm dating....A LOT. How can I like him so much? Am I sure he's not just a rebound from that terrible doodie squeef of a relationship I was in? I've asked myself these things. And I don't care to dignify myself with a response. Why? Because I fuckin' like him and that is that.
We were talking on the phone tonight and he brought up the fact that my brother recently tied a cement block to himself and got engaged. He heard it through the grapevine and was asking why I didn't tell him. I didn't tell him, or anyone else, because it brings up painful memories of my own shamble engagement to Ryan. Anyway, he told me he couldn't believe my brother did that and there was no way he was ready to make that commitment...Then he realized who he was talking to and said he hoped that didn't hurt my feelings. Truthfully, he didn't. I've been engaged and then lived the nightmare of breaking it off. I don't want to do that again. The next time, if there is a next time, I will be SURE that it's the right move AND the right time. Oh, and the right guy. I guess that should be of -some- importance. I've been dating this guy for almost 3 months. I shouldn't be thinking about marrying him, because that is a silly 6th grade thing to do. However, I'd be a lyin' bitch if I said I had not thought about it. Every girl does. On the first date with a guy we already know rather or not he's marriage material by the time the pail of peanuts, or salads depending on your level of sophistication, arrive. I guess it's just one of those built in things, similar to Gaydar, but with the possibility of sexual relations.
What's so great about marriage anyway? And why do -most- all of us woman want to be married? It would be pretty much like dating except you poop around each other and its no longer JUST your hair you're digging out of the drain on Saturday morning. When you're dating you can be at your pookie pook's house and when you get ready to go...you can leave. If you're married, you can still leave, but eventually you have to come back. I have heard married people argue about cereal. Seriously. If I'm going to have an argument about some damn cereal it's because some heffer took my prize out of the box. Finding the prize in a cereal box now days has become as precious as finding a well preserved dinosaur egg and I WILL stomp a skank over a cap'n crunch key chain. That 5 year old didn't have a decent car anyway.
Maybe it isn't marriage we want as much as love. Enough people trick themselves into believing they're in love enough to get married...and semi-prove my point at the same time. Ok, now let's really be truthful, I don't give a shit about any of that. Good luck to 'em and God bless 'em and I pray they do not ever ask me to babysit.
Super new and mundane paragraph time!-
I gots a new puppy about 3 weeks ago. Well, he isn't really "new" because I didn't get him fresh outta the wet sack or anything, but he's new to me and I've babied him.
I worried about getting another dog because Captain Scamper McFarty Pants, my 13 yr old pomeranian, is insanely jealous and has fluid in his lungs. It would be just like him to see I have a puppy and kill over just so I'd suffer a life long guilt trip. I love my Scampie baby but I also needed a guard dog for business purposes. The building that my shop is in was robbed 3 previous times before we got it, so for safety measures I wanted a mean ass dog that would chew the nuts off a sand camel in 3 seconds flat. I might as well have bought a basket of bunnies because they would be more vicious than this Austrailian Sheprador. I felt bad for the little guy because I got him at a backwoods flea market from a lady affectionately nick named "barefoot betty" and not only was he free because no one wanted him, he was dirty, had fleas and was puking up roundworms. Seeing as I'm a big pushover and kind of on the cheap side, I took the lil' guy home. So far he's cost me about 200 dollars, 2 pair of house shoes and the reassurance that my gag reflex does indeed work. He's freakin' precious though. I named him Luke after the 1967 American movie classic Cool Hand Luke, starring the one and only Mr. Paul Newman. I'm hoping his killer instincts will come through as he gets older. -As is- a goldfish could kick his ass with one pectoral flipper tied behind his dorsal fin region.
Anyway, my business is going well. We had a phenomenal open house and we've done pretty good for our first week in business so no complaints in that department. I do, however, miss being able to piss when I have to. I swear everytime I have to take a pee or am trying to eat my beloved midget weenie lunchable, some little old lady comes in and wants to talk about how chili makes her gout flare up. That was a tad dramatic, but that did happen the other day. Not only could I NOT eat my lunchable...I googled "gout" and have nothing left for which to live.