The “Real” World

Me, whining: ughhhh bills and bill books? what – why do i need those? this is so stupid – why is the government putting taxes on money it didn’t even work for. mom, dad what is this all about – i hate it

My parents, sipping coffee, staring blankly into space, offering me the only words of condolence anyone can give their child at this age: Welcome to the “real” world.

 

Headphones

Me: *listening to music*

Bluetooth Headphones: im tired, plug me in

Me: im busy

Headphones: oh rly? k then

Headphones: *begins beeping incessantly in my ears*

Headphones: plug me in

Me: I’m literally in the middle of something, please wait

Headphones: ok boss

Headphones: *beeping gets louder*

Headphones: plug me in

Me: why are you like this

Pros and Cons

Pros and Cons of Fall…

PROS:
– butterflies are packing their bags and getting ready to leave for Mexico
– I get to wear sweatshirts again
– I can fully enjoy my feather comforter and make myself into a burrito with it
– Daylight Savings Time is almost here

CONS:
– brisk air that hurts my nose and lungs
– spiders step up web-making skills
– we get both lots of water rain and lots of leaf rain
– too many pumpkins
– turtle-neck shirts are in season
– I can’t wear shorts anymore

Really, Vernie?

I may be a bad writer, but at least I’m not like Jules Verne over there – taking up the first four pages of his opening chapter in “Michael Strogoff” to describe in detail the simple act of a Russian ruler being informed by one of his officers that rebels are being rebellious.

Spinning Chair

My sister just figured out that my office chair goes up and down when you spin it and this discovery makes me so incredibly happy that I might cry. So many height levels to try. So much spinning.