Update, update
Because it's about time I updated.
10 year high school reunion. What can I say? It was great fun seeing all my friends. They rock. I'm so proud of them all, simply because of the kind of kind, funny, smart, insanely clever, indpendent-minded people they are. Everyone else? Well, it was sorely dissapointing.
NOBODY CHANGED. The snobs were still snobby. The shy people were still shy. The nice people were still nice. Nobody bitchy got ugly. Everyone stuck with their high school cliques. Everyone pretty much looked like they used to. Except for all of us, who got hotter. But, honestly, I thought we'd be even hotter in comparison, because I thought they all would have turned old and frumpy. Or at least nice. Shouldn't they have turned nice by now?
But anyway, it was good times seeing the gang again. And drinking with some of you for the first time. (Yes, we didn't drink in high school. We were a bunch of squares. And we still had more fun than you did). You must all come over so I can demonstrate what GOOD fondue tastes like. I hope the K recovered well enough to put on a stellar audition for those crazy execs. And Tom, too. How'd it go? I LOVED seeing Salem! Good times. The last time I had contact with her was a drunk dial several years ago, and I hadn't had the guts to contact her since.
What else.
I'm eating Top Ramen. Not because I'm poor (which I debatably am), but because I have nothing left in the office fridge. I buy Top Ramen to crumble up the noodles to make my salad crunchy. But I'm out of lettuce. The only things in my bad were 1/4 cup of black beans, some shredded cheese, a few slices of bread and some cream cheese. So I microwaved the ramen. Maybe if I'm still hungry, I'll make some fake microwave refried beans with cheese on top. What I really want is some Korean style rice with a fried egg on top. And with BBQ eel. Craving craving.
10 year high school reunion. What can I say? It was great fun seeing all my friends. They rock. I'm so proud of them all, simply because of the kind of kind, funny, smart, insanely clever, indpendent-minded people they are. Everyone else? Well, it was sorely dissapointing.
NOBODY CHANGED. The snobs were still snobby. The shy people were still shy. The nice people were still nice. Nobody bitchy got ugly. Everyone stuck with their high school cliques. Everyone pretty much looked like they used to. Except for all of us, who got hotter. But, honestly, I thought we'd be even hotter in comparison, because I thought they all would have turned old and frumpy. Or at least nice. Shouldn't they have turned nice by now?
But anyway, it was good times seeing the gang again. And drinking with some of you for the first time. (Yes, we didn't drink in high school. We were a bunch of squares. And we still had more fun than you did). You must all come over so I can demonstrate what GOOD fondue tastes like. I hope the K recovered well enough to put on a stellar audition for those crazy execs. And Tom, too. How'd it go? I LOVED seeing Salem! Good times. The last time I had contact with her was a drunk dial several years ago, and I hadn't had the guts to contact her since.
What else.
I'm eating Top Ramen. Not because I'm poor (which I debatably am), but because I have nothing left in the office fridge. I buy Top Ramen to crumble up the noodles to make my salad crunchy. But I'm out of lettuce. The only things in my bad were 1/4 cup of black beans, some shredded cheese, a few slices of bread and some cream cheese. So I microwaved the ramen. Maybe if I'm still hungry, I'll make some fake microwave refried beans with cheese on top. What I really want is some Korean style rice with a fried egg on top. And with BBQ eel. Craving craving.