Some random thoughts:
Remember stirrup pants? I'm not going to comment on them as a fashion trend, but I wish they made stirrup pants for pajamas. Whenever it gets bitingly cold enough for me to switch to pajamas from a nightshirt, I regret it in minutes because the legs of the pajamas get bunched up around my upper thighs like flannel Michelins.
Why do I never have any clean black socks? It doesn't matter how many pairs I buy, or how often we do laundry - when I go looking for clean black socks I can never find any. This has gone way beyond the dryer eating one of each sock pair; there is a sock-troll in my house and he likes only licorice.
On the subject of my footwear, I have this one pair of boots that makes my feet smell, but they don't smell like nasty, stinky feet - they smell like cake frosting. When I take off those boots at the end of a long day, a definite scent of sweet cake frosting wafts through the air. On the one hand, I'm glad that I don't have horribly noisome feet, but on the other, I find it rather disconcerting.
Listening to the classic rock station, I have decided that this song lyric from Thin Lizzy gets on my nerves: "Tonight there's gonna be a jailbreak, somewhere in this town." I'm willing to bet rather a lot that if there's a jailbreak, it's not gonna be somewhere, it's gonna be at the jail.
Remember stirrup pants? I'm not going to comment on them as a fashion trend, but I wish they made stirrup pants for pajamas. Whenever it gets bitingly cold enough for me to switch to pajamas from a nightshirt, I regret it in minutes because the legs of the pajamas get bunched up around my upper thighs like flannel Michelins.
Why do I never have any clean black socks? It doesn't matter how many pairs I buy, or how often we do laundry - when I go looking for clean black socks I can never find any. This has gone way beyond the dryer eating one of each sock pair; there is a sock-troll in my house and he likes only licorice.
On the subject of my footwear, I have this one pair of boots that makes my feet smell, but they don't smell like nasty, stinky feet - they smell like cake frosting. When I take off those boots at the end of a long day, a definite scent of sweet cake frosting wafts through the air. On the one hand, I'm glad that I don't have horribly noisome feet, but on the other, I find it rather disconcerting.
Listening to the classic rock station, I have decided that this song lyric from Thin Lizzy gets on my nerves: "Tonight there's gonna be a jailbreak, somewhere in this town." I'm willing to bet rather a lot that if there's a jailbreak, it's not gonna be somewhere, it's gonna be at the jail.
2 Comments:
I would like to have frosting feet. How can I get them?
By Anonymous Me, at 11:55 AM
Well, first you need a pair of White Mountain brand leather ankle boots. Mine are black, but I suppose any color would work.
By Helly, at 8:54 AM
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