spoiledness
so Rasputin gives Precious $20 for Chipolte and drinks for him and her and I give Precious $20 for Chipolte and drinks for me and she is surprised I expected change back... last time I was at Chipolte it wasn't much more than $7 and two 32 ounce Code Reds cost less than $4, so what am I missing?... ah yes, the spoiled factor... and there I was all set to suggest she keep the change and bring me home Jeremiah's later... heck, there should have been change for their two meals from Rasputin's $20 even... what can we do, the appreciation is lean, but attitude for asking for change (seems to me it is reasonable from $40 when three eat Chipolte) sets my foot toward my brake pedal in the giving-mobile...
of course I might just be a bit off color with myself because if I lived alone I'd have more money and have not eaten Chipolte tonight, but rather have eaten veggie burgers (repeat night after night substituting other fast foods and restaurant foods for less expensive healthier foods and guess who would be at a more comfortable weight and more energetic and maybe even develop a social life and romance and live happily ever after and win the lottery and find a time machine and space ship and travel to a planet where people don't kill each other and themselves all the time and... hello, are you still here?)...
I really should not be laughing...
but I will continue this in behind the candoor because it is time to babble and babble we must (hey, some people have to dig, ya know?... and I bet few outside of old New Yorkers would find that reference ringing any bells) so this shall be continues at the one and only place where life in black and white pours out like some great metaphor for pouring out does, behind the candoor (or btc for those in the know)... I'll link the entry here when it's finally uploaded and until then, I'll just cruise along back to the brevity and offline report that this RealTime™ blog is supposed to be, ok?...
before I do, though, it might be more informative and better perspective to know that the btc entry will be called spoiledness too and further expound on the profound depths and wonders (or at least true confessions and bare bones naked truths) within the word... and now that you're all excited to see the bare bones nakedness, I'll get right on finding time to write that entry and upload it and put the link right here...
I am relaxing at home tonight and unfortunately did not continue the healthy eating I was doing for the past few days so I feel a bit bloated again (up and down, my bipolar appetites and will power could really drive me crazy if I wasn't there already)... Mila Kunis is inspiring some romantic memories to surface (she so reminds me of, oh, see the babble for more)... I think it's time to listen to some Meg and Dia...
meanwhile, using others as an excuse for indulging my less than healthy or self-defeating impulses is a cop out I obviously won't tolerate for long (cuz here I am reprimanding myself in the same entry, so no wonder I was laughing at myself before I even got to this reprimand... sheesh, do I have to take responsibility for my every action and decision?)...
for whatever this next thought is worth, I am so uncomfortable with a couch potato life, but heck, I could even get into watching regularly scheduled television programs with the right person...
I must be desperate...
ok, there's nothing much happening in RealTime™ so I'm just wasting time babbling here when I am in this weirdly ecstatic self-mocking mood cuz I could be babbling on where babbling belongs and getting dozens more entries uploaded for one or two people (and posterity) to see and ultimately, the record will show, that I bit it off and spit it out and I did it my way too... hopefully the one gets here before posterity (no offense, posterity) and we'll share the laughter that sometimes only I hear (and we will dance our great romance in a straight jacket built for two)...
I'm definitely in too much of a babbling mood to stay here, so I bid you a fond farewell and hope you are having as much fun in your head as I am having in mine (my next T-shirt shall read: as irresponsible as any teenager instead of I wanna be a spoiled teenager cuz I am what I am and what I want to be is cool with me, or something like that)... until next time, love!
6 Comments:
lol.. well i found your babbling quite refreshing :)
Thank you for your comment.. i was certain of sounding quite.. well, crazy. lol.
Reflection is a funny thing.
you call that babbling? (and a devlish voice in my head mocks the Crocodile Hunter)... no, but seriously, I actually try to keep the these entries brief and to the point in this blog (ummm, believe it or not :)
reflection is a fun thing too :)
thank you for visiting and commenting... I like being refreshing :)
I see xmichra found her way here. So wonderful the circles that circle and the people who circle and cycle and babble and glow together.
Thank you for being such a vivid part of my rainbow :)
I set the bait in her comments and she bit... YAY! :)
There's something to be said for Robin Williams' rendition of Peter Pan ...
As we grow older we take on responsibility, but we all like to stay young at heart, even Yussuf Islam.
But some people doconfuse being young opr feeling young with acting dumb - that is the anti-thesis of being young, that is senility
I love Robin's mind... and Hook is one of my all time favorite movies... and Peter Pan is one of my all-time favorite stories... you may have mentioned that because you found this info somewhere, but I mention it here cuz your mentioning the connection has me smiling ear to ear...
I often wonder where do the children play ahayhayhay a... and when I do, I wonder what happened to that cat Yusuf (I mean inside his head cuz the news can tell us about his body... is seems, like many in this world, he is going in circles...
if I had more time I would have linked up my Robin thoughts too, but I was not as curious because I know about Robin more and have read most of what is out there about him...
maybe in an entry somewhere...
and yes yes yes, in fact, senility is often mistaken for the ignorance and innocence of youth... I've seen that in my work a lot as people seem to like to romanticize the failing mind of aging with a return to infancy, but except in surface observation, it's not really so similar... as you said, more like the antithesis...
someday, when the internet comes back, I will upload and link the entry mentioned in this entry... at the moment I'm still groggy from sleep and need to shower and get ready for a Death Cab for Cutie concert... I'm gonna have much fun when I wake up today :)
thanks for stopping by and giving me thoughts :)
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