Daily Archive for June 27th, 2008

Friday Night Dinner and Movie

Published on June 27, 2008 in For the Record and Humor. 4 Comments Tags: .

Antonio with Puss and Boots

It’s a grilled cheese and soup kinda night here with Evita on the tube. As many have said, Madonna was born to play the most expensive ho in all of Argentina. Beautiful, beautiful performance by her with the gorgeous, ever talented and yummy José Antonio Domínguez Banderrrrrrrrrrrras.

After looking up images of Antonio it’s going to be hard to avoid watching either Zoro or Shrek Three as an encore.

Gotta run, soup is on, Madonna is waiting and I’m sure Antonio wonders which one of his movies I’ll choose.

Aussie

PS. I hate you Melonie Griffith for marrying Antonio Banderrrrrrrrrras ………. I should send you hate mail.

War of Words

Published on June 27, 2008 in Borderline Personality Disorder, Morton's Pride, PTSD, Relationships and Soapbox. 1 Comment


You are Worf
You are trained in the art of combat and are usually intimidating.

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I think on my feet because I had to, not because the art of response was something I chose to study. I do not understand those that can’t think on their feet. I’m confused by it. I know I stayed alert, focused and was very “mission” oriented as a child because when it came to living with that woman every second counted, every word counted, every inflection or lack thereof counted so yes, I worded things just so and I was good at saying what needed to be said at the time it needed to be said.

Last night’s conversation came to a major blow out between me and Blossom who took me on a tailspin with pure emotion and manipulation as opposed to well thought out responses. Confusing is behavior based purely on emotion. I’m stumped. I’m annoyed by it. I’m shut down by it. Pure emotion with no factual information isn’t the way to live but neither is living on facts alone or being ready for a war of words that my or may not come. Both of us are fighting with old weapons. Continue reading ‘War of Words’