i found it all, twenty-one, twenty-one, twenty-one
so before i do this: 1. What's the first word that comes to mind when you think of me?
2. Go to http://images.google.com and search for that word.
3. Reply to this post with one of the pictures on the first page of results (DON'T TELL ME THE WORD).
4. Put this in your own blog, so that I can do the same, i would just like to mention that my sister was in boston this week for her 21st birthday, and there were like 9 of us out at a wonderful dinner, and 1 person asked how apart we were in age, and i answered, "3 years and 2 dead brothers." there were a 4 quickly hushed guffaws, and then 32 darting eyes, and 1 person said, "we'll just pretend we didn't hear that" or something. later, my sister said to me, "and 0 more jokes about our dead brothers." later, ian (not the 1 in amstam) said to me he wanted to laugh but was afraid to in the presence of my sister.
ashley and i have a cousin who is getting married in 10/05. the cousin is 2 years younger than me. my mom is very excited. my mom is so frustrated that she doesn't have grandkids yet, even though she is 43 years old and has 1 10 year old son. so, apparently there will be 700 people at this wedding because the groom has so many relatives, partly because his family doesn't believe in birth control, according to my sister (who, bless her sweet heart, will be the maid of honor. i am not in the wedding party of 11.) not to my surprise, there will be 0 alcoholic drinks at the reception. to my surprise, there will be 0 people allowed to dance at the reception. apparently, my relatives, who i've always thought were nice and fun, do not believe in dancing. it has been 3 days since i heard this, and i am still floored. it's like i've been believing a big lie for 23 years thinking that people who didn't approve of dancing were called puritans and that i was not related to them.
so my sister and my aunt and i plan to go out drinking or something afterwards.
no dancing?
in the name of andrew.
1. What's the first word that comes to mind when you think of me?
2. Go to http://images.google.com and search for that word.
3. Reply to this post with one of the pictures on the first page of results (DON'T TELL ME THE WORD).
4. Put this in your own blog, so that I can do the same.
2. Go to http://images.google.com and search for that word.
3. Reply to this post with one of the pictures on the first page of results (DON'T TELL ME THE WORD).
4. Put this in your own blog, so that I can do the same, i would just like to mention that my sister was in boston this week for her 21st birthday, and there were like 9 of us out at a wonderful dinner, and 1 person asked how apart we were in age, and i answered, "3 years and 2 dead brothers." there were a 4 quickly hushed guffaws, and then 32 darting eyes, and 1 person said, "we'll just pretend we didn't hear that" or something. later, my sister said to me, "and 0 more jokes about our dead brothers." later, ian (not the 1 in amstam) said to me he wanted to laugh but was afraid to in the presence of my sister.
ashley and i have a cousin who is getting married in 10/05. the cousin is 2 years younger than me. my mom is very excited. my mom is so frustrated that she doesn't have grandkids yet, even though she is 43 years old and has 1 10 year old son. so, apparently there will be 700 people at this wedding because the groom has so many relatives, partly because his family doesn't believe in birth control, according to my sister (who, bless her sweet heart, will be the maid of honor. i am not in the wedding party of 11.) not to my surprise, there will be 0 alcoholic drinks at the reception. to my surprise, there will be 0 people allowed to dance at the reception. apparently, my relatives, who i've always thought were nice and fun, do not believe in dancing. it has been 3 days since i heard this, and i am still floored. it's like i've been believing a big lie for 23 years thinking that people who didn't approve of dancing were called puritans and that i was not related to them.
so my sister and my aunt and i plan to go out drinking or something afterwards.
no dancing?
in the name of andrew.
1. What's the first word that comes to mind when you think of me?
2. Go to http://images.google.com and search for that word.
3. Reply to this post with one of the pictures on the first page of results (DON'T TELL ME THE WORD).
4. Put this in your own blog, so that I can do the same.