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There are some things, that, in my experience, are just NEVER a good idea. Such as: cutting your own bangs. (Big mistake. Huge!) Answering honestly, and without thought, in the affirmative when someone asks you "Do these make me look fat?" (There's got to be a way to sidestep it. Got to be!) The Electric Slide. (I'm sorry, but nobody looks good doing that dance.) And buying pistachios at Whole Foods. I have learned about the others but this last one, I do. In fact, just a couple of days ago, I fell again for that crafty Whole Foods trick, where they put the pistachios out in their sunny netted bag, on sale, and you think, "Oh, those look tasty and healthy," and toss them into your cart. Then, if you're me, you bring them home, open the bag, and it's on. I CANNOT stop eating these pistachios. They are like the crack of nuts. Every time I'm anywhere near the kitchen, I grab a handful, then work my way through them, faster than a squirrel, tossing the shells aside. Then I grab another handful. There's just something about them: their pretty plain shells (as a kid, I loved the red ones, but think of all those chemicals in that dye!) the snap as you open them, the clack as you toss the shells away. Plus, the taste, all sweet and salty and quick. Good God. You see how I am? It's horrible. Or, maybe not. I could be cutting my own bangs, offending various people AND doing the electric slide. That would be worse. Doing all three with pistachios, though...perfection. Or pretty close. See? See how they are? |
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On January 11th, 2006 04:52 pm (UTC), (Anonymous) commented: this is kind of random but I was excited yesterday when this happend so I thought I share : I was reading This Lullaby for the 4th time and all the other times I was reading it I wasnt really looking for the character that was in one of Sarah Dessens other books but when I picked This Lullaby up again I said to myself that finally I can look for that character! So when Scarlett comes into the book I was SOOOO HAPPY!! and excited and proud that I found it! ...yay me! On January 11th, 2006 08:42 pm (UTC), (Anonymous) replied: scarlett! i must have read that book 6 times and never caught that. thank youuu. On January 11th, 2006 09:26 pm (UTC), (Anonymous) replied: ha i got that before. isn't it cool though? On January 11th, 2006 11:27 pm (UTC), (Anonymous) replied: What in the world? I'm kinda on restriction with books (I read way too much) and TL isn't to be read until after the twentieth. PLLLLLEEEEEEEEEAAAAAASE don't tell me that that was ne thing important. I'd be so po'd. Ok, no I won't be. I'd get over it. but still... On January 12th, 2006 01:26 am (UTC), (Anonymous) replied: DON'T FREAK OUT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Don't freak out! The plot isn't like all about Scarlett, she has one or two scenes, nothing major or important!!!!!! On January 12th, 2006 05:23 pm (UTC), (Anonymous) replied: Re: What in the world? She only shows up for a second! dont worry!!! |
On January 11th, 2006 07:34 pm (UTC), (Anonymous) commented: Big Problem At the Whole Foods near me, they sell these Green Chile pistachios... WITHOUT THE SHELL. Imagine how many pistachios one consumes when not having to deal with the shells... it is a terrible thing. I buy them, telling myself that they will only be eaten on salads (which is crazy delicious, by the way), and then I end up downing the whole bag before dinner is even nigh. Complete non sequitur: Have you seen the video short Lazy Sunday? If not, it is a free download on iTunes. Look for the flashing Saturday Night Live picture at the music store page. It is easily the funniest thing I've watched since... I can't even remember. |
On January 11th, 2006 08:28 pm (UTC), (Anonymous) commented: "They are like the crack of nuts." Hahahahahahahaha...I read that about fifteen minutes ago, and I'm just now calming my insane snorty giggles. Thank you for that. |
On January 11th, 2006 11:37 pm (UTC), (Anonymous) commented: Pistachios. Yummy. PMS. Yucky. Great entry, |
On January 12th, 2006 12:03 am (UTC), (Anonymous) commented: Haha I always cut my bangs and have never had a problem. Funny story though, one night my best friend was really angry, and gave herself bangs, "just to do something drastic" I literally jumped 10 feet when I saw her the next day and I was like "wow! what did you do?" (they did however look good) and she replied "I don't know...I did it during a rage black out!" Lesson: don't cut your bangs when you're angry. I have a craving for pistachios now! |
On January 12th, 2006 02:57 am (UTC), (Anonymous) commented: I Love your dogs and I've very sorry about your aunt. Hang in there and God bless you. |
On January 12th, 2006 04:27 am (UTC), (Anonymous) commented: The Electric Slide On behalf of African-Americans everywhere, who will be sliding until eternity at all weddings, family reunions or any party where a soul train line is performed, I must say that it does not matter if you look good, it's all about having a good time and looking stupid together. On January 12th, 2006 06:54 am (UTC), (Anonymous) replied: Re: The Electric Slide amen. i love the electric slide; it's just sooo much fun. and honestly, i think people look more stupid grinding up against each other. what is up with that? whatever happened to the macarena? |