all the blonde came out today.

[tinkerlion]

i seriously had one of those days where i just kept doing stupid things. maybe it all started because i went to wal-mart this morning. (i did manage to finish buying everything for eric's stocking.) i hate having to go to wal-mart. i can go almost all year without stepping foot in there, but i always get sucked back in at christmas.

but the blondness really started when i was getting ready to leave for work. i couldn't find the key for my rental car (car is being fixed.) after about 20 minutes i find the damn thing in my purse. :rolleyes: i have good excuses, but the thing was still in my purse.

the blonde just continued to pop up all day. i could barely string together an intelligent sentence (good thing i sell lotion, anything more complex would have been impossible.) i broke about 4 different things and topped it off my knocking over two stacks of boxes. at different times. i did the same stupid thing twice.

ended it by dropping the leash when i was walking bacon. good thing she was distracted by eric taking the trash out.

i think i'll go to sleep before i cause myself bodily damage.

[the duke]

it's not the blonde coming out, you're having a crunchie moment (or in the US, a violet crumble maybe?!?!?!) They're chocolate bars with honeycomb on the inside...therefore blonde on the inside...


THOUGH


Forgive me if you have absolutely no idea what I'm talking about...it's late, and i'm australian :)

[tinkerlion]

Forgive me if you have absolutely no idea what I'm talking about...it's late, and i'm australian :)

:D i can let it slide this time.

[LipstickVogue]

oh my god, crunchie moment... that is beautiful! i LOVE those things. in detroit i lived just a short walk away from an Irish goods store and they had bags of mini crunchie bars. then, when i went to Ireland i bought a bunch of them cause they are so damn yummy...

now that im done gushing about the the actual bars, the symbolism was not lost on me. very clever, duke.

and tink, we all have days like that. i dont even want to get into how many times ive done stupid/goofy things.

[Amy_Luvs_G]

Hey LipstickVogue,
I'm heading to Ireland in April, any ideas of the best/worst places to go?
Never been out of the country, I know sheltered little life, heehee...

[the duke]

nah mate, not sheltered life, you're just an everyday ordinary american :eek:

hehe, kidding :D

[lietuvaite]

aw, tink, it sounds like a good day to curl up in bed and read a good book

[tinkerlion]

i got a good laugh or two out of it today. i totally forgot about running into a tree limb last night and the many times i kept falling and tripping over nothing. :rolleyes: i'm just happy i didn't pull something, i'm prone to overextending myself and screwing something up...

[LipstickVogue]

Amy, if you like diversity dublin is awesome. but really the best is the west coast. Galway is SO beautiful. and make sure to take a tour of the Burren while youre there. they have bus tours that leave from Galway and take you to beautiful sites and the like. i also visited Limerick which they call "stab city", but it didnt seem to be too dangerous and the castle there is lots of fun too.

some of the friendliest people i have ever met in my life in that country. Good food and lots of it too.

[Amy_Luvs_G]

I will be there for alittle over a week, and we really haven't planned anything to do yet, except for a few things, I really want to see the Cliffs of Moher and my friend has a list of couple things she wants to see. We were thinking about taking a train on a day trip. I am so excited to go, I have heard nothing but awesome things about it.

I was wondering about the food, it was the best huh?