Thursday, July 27, 2006
Can I tell you a secret?
Can I tell you a secret? I'm in the mood to divulge a few.
Number 1: I posted my poem "How Hard the Mighty Fall" NOT because I needed confirmation that I do have a budding career as a poetess (which I know I do not), but because I like it so much, that I wanted to put it somewhere where I'll never lose it. And I am NOT offended that only two, sweet, dear people cared to comment on my second-year-of-seminary poem...But I am a tiny bit surprised. I've been spoiled by all the double-digit commentary lately.
Number 2: I am not in my second year of seminary. I think you knew that. But I thought I should remind you, in case you were confused by a statement in the above paragraph.
Number 3: As you can tell from Number 1, I have a slight tendency of losing things. A tendency I happen to be ASHAMED of and DESPISE, but a tendency nonetheless. Recently, I bought a pair of cheapish-but-very-cool earrings, lost one, found it, lost both, found them, didn't put them back where they belong, and I lost one of them, again. Haven't found it yet, but I also haven't said the thing and gave tzedakah for it, either. For some reason, I feel as though due to my tendency, I should only use the "R' Meir/tzedakah" thing when I REALLY need it.
Number 4: Pause. I'm about to put two waffles in the (toaster) oven. Hold on.............Okay, I put them in. When they're ready, I'll eat them with my new "no-calorie pancake syrup". Yummy lunch.
Number 5: I try not to think what are actually the ingredients of my "no-calorie pancake syrup".
Number 6: I don't have a working oven-oven, only a toaster-oven. And no microwave. But I do have a (single) burner!
Number 7: Due to Number 6, until last week, I ate almost every meal out of a take-out box from a local kosher establishment. They got to know me a little too well, so I went grocery shopping and started cooking. Hence the (Eggo) waffles.
Number 8: I'm sure you can't tell, but I am SOOOOOO stressed out right now. Between family stuff (nothing major, just a little, but heyyy), school stuff (I sorta didn't yet graduate college, but I'm starting law school in less than a month), work stuff (nothing big, just lots and lots of little things), life stuff (aka miscellaneous, like how I'm planning on finding a new roommate and a new apartment and a new location in the next three weeks, and how I need a fax machine but I have none, and I need a car, but don't have one), and everything else written n lime-green post-it-notes all over my kitchen, I'm going nuts! I'm going nuts in my kitchen, my dirty kitchen, in my dirty apartment. Grrrrrr. (Ok, it's not actually dirty, but I should clean it more often than I do.)
Number 9: My nerves are getting so fried that last night when I was watching the last episode of season four of "ALIAS", the sudden-out-of-nowhere car crash made my jump-out-of-my-skin....and three seconds ago, a loud noise from outside came through the open window and made me jump-out-of-my-skin-for-the-second-time-in-twenty-four-hours.
Number 10: To resolve all of the above, I will....do nothing, procrastinate, and maybe hit Central Park tomorrow.
Number 11: The waffles are done. Bye, now!!
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Good luck with Torts, Contracts, Criminal Law, Civil Procedue, Constitutional Law, etc., etc. , etc. Law school's not as bad as everyone makes it out to be.
Wow, how nice to be privy to these secrets. Hope the waffles were okee!
waffles... yummmmmmm.
belgian waffles, even yummmmmmier
bon appetit, I think it's time to acquire a microwave, it's quite handy and on the long run , cheaper.
Sorry I didn't comment on the poem, I'm just one of those guys who don't enjoy poetry much.
That waffle pic looks delicious.
I know what you mean about misplacing stuff. Happens to me too.
That was great glad to learn more deep things about you lol.
jewboy--thanks for the info! I'm not so nervous about starting law school because of the academic difficulty (I happen to be an academic optimist -I tend to assume I will shine in any school, until proven otherwise!), although I am generally nervous about entering my first co-educational experience, and my first truly educational experience in a long time.
frumsingleguy--see, now you know where to go to get a girl's deepest, darkest secrets. Hee hee. And btw, the waffles were more than okee!
frumidealist-- yep! yummmmm.. (The best is toasted waffles with a little melted butter and maple syrup on top...so good, and soooo not on my diet!)
prag--I'm waiting until I move in a month or two before I get a microwave...aka procrastinating a month of two... And as to the poetry-I love writing it, but not such a fan of reading it, either. One of these days I plan to develop a taste for it.
lvnsm27-- misplacing stuff used to be the bane of my existence! But now, unfortunately, I just got used to it.
sw/fm--yeah!! I know, I'm sooo deep! Hey, I can't give away alll my secrets -a girl has to retain some mystery these days. :)
Another fantastic Okee post, although i have to admit a familial bias. Keep up the goood work!!!
Now I have to go read the poem.
Thanks! I appreciate the not-so-anonymous comment!
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