This thing makes me laugh every time I watch it. No matter what mood I'm in.
What a wonderful summation of existence.
Not me. Not now, not never. Nope. ... Not my chair, not my problem. Lighthouses rule.
Sunday, April 25, 2010
Know What's Amazing?
Having your tech guy make reference to one of your favorite movies under his breath.
Experiencing adventures in travel without stress or anxiety and then walking into a conference room of people who don't shake your hand but give you a hug.
Being called to ask for your "expert" opinion on choosing a new bike.
Finding two cats curled up and asleep on your bed, being far too cute.
Discovering your roommate's son finally feels comfortable enough in front of you to dance.
Having wonderful friends who can talk to you about deep things and silly things, emotions and cosmic reality, anime conventions and th Dresden Files and still not think you're a nutjob.
Staying in your jammies and robe all day and rejoicing about it, all while knowing that tomorrow you will wear well-ironed professional attire, will make your bed and will eat meals at a regular hour.
Getting weepy and sad but knowing that your life won't end.
Feeling disappointed but still knowing you can look forward to fiddlehead season.
Enjoying the smell of garlic and onions sauteeing in a pan.
Thinking it important that you can appreciate NPR and raunchy radio all at the same time.
Wondering at making a toddler smile in an elevator because she has a Disney Princesss ball and you have a Sleeping Beauty keychain.
Knowing that that little girl's mother was thankful fo the distraction because baby was being a brat.
Regretting that someone gave up a lot of potentially enjoyable experiences because he was too afraid to face confrontation.
Seeing a double rainbow and knowing that it meant The Universe would help you as you began a new chapter in your life.
Remembering how much fun I had in Seattle, wandering on my own, talking to strangers, marvelling at the Japanese gardens and walking home in a gentle rain.
Believing that moving to London is a pipe dream and a possibility all at the same time.
Being confident that I deserve love and respect and trust and the space, time and confidence to be comfortable in who I am and do the things that make me happy.
Establishing and supporting the Lady McHerb project.
Finally realizing, heart and soul and mind, that the Lady McHerb project is the most important thing I will ever do.
Experiencing adventures in travel without stress or anxiety and then walking into a conference room of people who don't shake your hand but give you a hug.
Being called to ask for your "expert" opinion on choosing a new bike.
Finding two cats curled up and asleep on your bed, being far too cute.
Discovering your roommate's son finally feels comfortable enough in front of you to dance.
Having wonderful friends who can talk to you about deep things and silly things, emotions and cosmic reality, anime conventions and th Dresden Files and still not think you're a nutjob.
Staying in your jammies and robe all day and rejoicing about it, all while knowing that tomorrow you will wear well-ironed professional attire, will make your bed and will eat meals at a regular hour.
Getting weepy and sad but knowing that your life won't end.
Feeling disappointed but still knowing you can look forward to fiddlehead season.
Enjoying the smell of garlic and onions sauteeing in a pan.
Thinking it important that you can appreciate NPR and raunchy radio all at the same time.
Wondering at making a toddler smile in an elevator because she has a Disney Princesss ball and you have a Sleeping Beauty keychain.
Knowing that that little girl's mother was thankful fo the distraction because baby was being a brat.
Regretting that someone gave up a lot of potentially enjoyable experiences because he was too afraid to face confrontation.
Seeing a double rainbow and knowing that it meant The Universe would help you as you began a new chapter in your life.
Remembering how much fun I had in Seattle, wandering on my own, talking to strangers, marvelling at the Japanese gardens and walking home in a gentle rain.
Believing that moving to London is a pipe dream and a possibility all at the same time.
Being confident that I deserve love and respect and trust and the space, time and confidence to be comfortable in who I am and do the things that make me happy.
Establishing and supporting the Lady McHerb project.
Finally realizing, heart and soul and mind, that the Lady McHerb project is the most important thing I will ever do.
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