The other day, I was in the kitchen, having a deep conversation with a Japanese kabocha pumpkin.
While wielding a butcher knife.
Thinking about how good the kabocha would taste roasted.
When all of a sudden.
My mama burst into the kitchen and said, "You scare me when you hold a knife. Let me do it."
And I was like, "Okay, if you want me to not do work, I'm okay with that."
"Also, why am I scary when I hold a knife?"
My mom didn't answer me.
But I have a sneaking suspicion it has to do with how big of a klutz I am.
Happy Halloween, everyone!
October 31, 2014
October 21, 2014
How I Exercise
Since I talked about working out really hard in my last post, I thought I'd write a little something about how I actually exercise. Anyone can do it! I promise.
Some days, I will feel the sudden, overwhelming urge to run and usually will oblige myself because it happens so very (very) rarely and I need to take advantage of the surprising need to be unlazy.
When one of those days happens, this is oftentimes, what goes down:
Stumble out of bed.
Feel full of energy.
Hatch a harebrained idea:
Head to the bathroom to wash up.
Look in the mirror.
Wonder how an extinct animal came to nest on my head.
Try to fix it.
It takes awhile. I need a haircut.
Wash up and change into sweats.
Eat breakfast.
And before I know it, I've indulged a little too much.
And, all I want to do is:
I don't think I can run anymore.
I really am my mother's daughter.
Some days, I will feel the sudden, overwhelming urge to run and usually will oblige myself because it happens so very (very) rarely and I need to take advantage of the surprising need to be unlazy.
When one of those days happens, this is oftentimes, what goes down:
Stumble out of bed.
Feel full of energy.
Hatch a harebrained idea:
Head to the bathroom to wash up.
Look in the mirror.
Wonder how an extinct animal came to nest on my head.
Try to fix it.
It takes awhile. I need a haircut.
Wash up and change into sweats.
Eat breakfast.
Which goes like this:
1. Hmmm, what shall I have?
2. Bacon and eggs!
3. Ohh, I made cupcakes last night.
4. This leftover pizza will go bad if I don't eat it right now. Like, RIGHT NOW.
And before I know it, I've indulged a little too much.
Look at that food belly. |
I don't think I can run anymore.
I really am my mother's daughter.
October 10, 2014
Bruises or How I Workout Really Hard (Not)
Last night, after getting home, I changed into my red basketball shorts and noticed all these bruises on my legs.
Especially around my right knee.
My first thought was, "How did I get so many bruises without realizing it? Ohmygod, I'm dying. Am I dying? How did I not feel myself getting these bruises? Ohmygod, is it my nerves? Did I damage my nerves? I'm gonna die, aren't I?"
Then I realized I was being a hypochondriac and forced myself to calm down, and think rationally.
So my second thought was, "Wow, I must be working out really hard! Look at all this evidence. I'm such a rockstar."
Then I proceeded to press my bruises to see how much they hurt because I'm a masochist.
And, guess what? They didn't hurt. At all.
I thought it was some kind of super power or something and was feeling pretty proud.
Then I noticed that my fingers were blue too.
Strange.
And I pondered that puzzle for half a second.
Until I remembered something.
I was wearing my newish jeans yesterday.
So.
It's not that I worked out really hard, it's that I'm too cheap to buy jeans that are more than $20 and this cheapness dyed my legs blue.
I guess you really do get what you pay for.
My cheap jeans made me think I was dying.
Also, I accidentally gave myself silver hooves for feet.
Oops.
I think that pretty much sums up my life.
Especially around my right knee.
My first thought was, "How did I get so many bruises without realizing it? Ohmygod, I'm dying. Am I dying? How did I not feel myself getting these bruises? Ohmygod, is it my nerves? Did I damage my nerves? I'm gonna die, aren't I?"
Then I realized I was being a hypochondriac and forced myself to calm down, and think rationally.
So my second thought was, "Wow, I must be working out really hard! Look at all this evidence. I'm such a rockstar."
Then I proceeded to press my bruises to see how much they hurt because I'm a masochist.
And, guess what? They didn't hurt. At all.
I thought it was some kind of super power or something and was feeling pretty proud.
Then I noticed that my fingers were blue too.
Strange.
And I pondered that puzzle for half a second.
Until I remembered something.
I was wearing my newish jeans yesterday.
So.
It's not that I worked out really hard, it's that I'm too cheap to buy jeans that are more than $20 and this cheapness dyed my legs blue.
I guess you really do get what you pay for.
My cheap jeans made me think I was dying.
Also, I accidentally gave myself silver hooves for feet.
Oops.
I think that pretty much sums up my life.
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