Best Presents December 21, 2005 ~ 9:47 am
Posted by Julie in : Craftiness Is Next To Godliness, In Da Hood, Technobabble , trackback
A bit of spring ~Meadville, PA
I’m feeling a little cop-out-y today. I’m suffering from advanced PMS and a sore ass from all the biking I’m doing. So, you get a list. A list in no particular order of the best Christmas presents I’ve received this year. Note that it is not yet Christmas, so more will probably make the list.
1.) My new computer. Okay, this one had to be number one, because it’s awesome. I can play Sims 2 on it. My male Sims are being impregnated by aliens. How is that not a winner? Thanks, Mom!
2.) My MTA Enforced Exercise Program. Seriously. Who needs a gym membership when you have to bike to and from work every day? I’m glad the MTA cares about my health. If they only cared about their employees health…of course, if they did, I wouldn’t be biking to and fro all over Brooklyn, would I?
3.) The Bad Cat book that came in the mail yesterday. A gift from a blogger who sends me random presents to cheer me up when I am down or stressed. The Piss Crusader should be featured in this book.
4.) Joy from a present well-gifted. Kim L. called me last night to express her joy in receiving Kermit for Christmas. She had no idea that she was getting that particular project, and when she pulled it out of the box, she exclaimed “It’s Kermit!” Words are not enough to express how happy this made me - a present that gave the receiver joy. This is what Christmas is about to me, kids. Added bonus: it’s the first Christmas present that I’ve given to Kim before Christmas since college. We normally give Christmas presents in May or June because we’re procrastination queens.
5.) A Christmas card from my high school band director. This came in the mail yesterday, and inside was the best present ever - he and his wife are coming to New York in March! This man was my favorite teacher ever (how many teachers will let you call them “Dadoo,” for dog’s sake?), and I love his wife to bits as well.
And now, to work. It doesn’t seem fair that I have to bike here and home and still work, somehow…
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