Snippy Out!
November 30, 2006
First of all, Peter, will you marry me?
Second of all, remaining men of the world, you’ll have to start working really hard at your flattery skills if you’re going to bypass this guy. For reals.
Third of all, what does it say about a person when the nicest things anyone has ever said about them come from someone she’s never met, who knows her only via this blog? I think it means I’m one kick ass writer. Don’t try to take that away from me, haters.
You’ve read some of his raves about me before, because I always make sure to direct you to them so you can recognize how lucky you are to be privy to the existence of my blog. Dude, this guy has read thousands of blogs this month. . . if I’m one of his favorites? That means I’m kicking the ass of thousands of other bloggers (who I’m sure are all very, very good, but I’m too self absorbed to spend the time reading their blogs when I could be writing mine!).
Here’s his latest:
“Flying.” Flying is the only Beatles-penned instrumental, and the only Beatles song with a writing credit to each member of the group. And it falls on Snippy, not only my favorite S blog, but one of my favorite blogs of the whole damn month. I can’t really explain it in a way i’m sure you would understand. She fills mundane disappointments with humor, mostly owing to her deep recesses of sarcasm.
I guess i just like being able to write a mostly personal blogger without feeling like i need a 12-page primer on their entire life’s history.
I feel like I should just quit blogging now, while I’m receiving accolades, while I’m still ahead.
I like that he picked the Aerosmith entry to reference. That’s one of my personal favorites. Not because YOU ALL SUCK ENORMOUS AMOUNTS OF SUPER HUGE MASSIVE SUCKINESS and didn’t take me to the Aerosmith concert. . . but because I was having a pretty funny day despite the world crashing all around me.
I was just thinking. . .
November 27, 2006
I have this list of things I think about during any given day and want to blog about later. Sometimes, when I’m at a loss for anything interesting or humiliting to share with you, I grab that list and give you some crap about something I thought about a month ago.
Every once in awhile, the topic seems to pertain to current situations and people think they know what I’m blogging about, but they really don’t.
I usually just let them go on thinking whatever they want because it’s just too much trouble to set everyone straight. Besides, sometimes it’s none of your business who or what I’m blogging about!
Today, I’m at a loss for anything to write. I pulled out that list and tried to write about a couple of those topics, but I got nothin’. I’m in a bit of turmoil with some things right now, and usually, I’m pretty good about taking the most remarkably painful or uncomfortable situations and turning them into funny stories. Right now, I’m at a loss with that skill.
I bet it’s because I haven’t had any eggnog lattes lately.
Unfair
November 25, 2006
So. I was kidding about the busting out in song while running. I didn’t really think I’d actually do it. But, you know me. *sigh*
Here’s what’s unfair about it. The song that got me wasn’t on the list of songs I told you I’d be running to. Which is actually a relief because I didn’t want to send anyone audio of me singing. Whew.
You’re going to need to go ahead and visualize this because I was actually embarrassed, which doesn’t happen easily, so I’m going to need you to fully appreciate the scenario, please.
Without further ado, I present you the song I could not refrain from shouting:
War – Edwinn Starr
You know, the “huh” part.
War, HUH, good God y’all
What is it good for?
Which, for some reason, seems entirely rational to shout out during a run. Right, so I run Town Lake almost every afternoon now. . . feel free to come out and enjoy the show.



