A Few Random Thoughts....

[crystalcazzie]

You know how in TV shows (and that McDonald's advert) they show that someone is up ridiculously early by having them do stupid things like putting their shoe in the fridge or twelve spoonfuls of sugar in their coffee? Well that was me earlier, except it was at midday and I was cashing up the tills and managing to mess up the simplest of tasks.

Personally, I blame the Pope. And I see that he'll be in London on Saturday, which should make my trip rather... interesting. I don't think we'll be in the same area though, which is good, cos if I was anywhere near him I don't think I'd be able to resist the urge to start singing the Pope Song.

Also, my dentist approves of my wine drinking. I had a check up on Monday and he noticed my tongue was discoloured. I said it was probably due to the wine I'd had the night before and he said "Good, that's good for you." So yay for dentist-approved drinking!

And finally, I once again got to shock someone by telling them my age. One of the people I work with thought I was 20. Hee.

Comments

[anarchist-nomad.livejournal.com]

One of the people I work with thought I was 20.

You mean you're not?? ;-D

P.S. Why should you even try to resist singing the Pope Song? For that matter, why not follow it up with Tom Lehrer's Vatican Rag!

(What? Me, a troublemaker? No!)

[crystalcazzie.livejournal.com]

Heh, I hadn't heard that one before. Thanks for sharing!

[anarchist-nomad.livejournal.com]

*grin* Glad you liked!

Hope your trip to London went well. Hmmmm... did you manage to pick up any of the lovely outfits that you had been threatening to talking about earlier? ;-D

[crystalcazzie.livejournal.com]

Alas, I did not. But I did go to the Vivien of Holloway shop and saw lots of tempting things that I plan to go back and buy when I have more time and money. :)

[anarchist-nomad.livejournal.com]

Alas, indeed! *hand to forehead in mock gesture of dismay*

Still, the promise of tempting things to come sounds lovely. If you might fancy some company -- and an external eye whilst shopping -- when next you are venturing into London, do let me know! I would be quite happy to meet you there... even without a Pope in town! :-D

[tyasante.livejournal.com]

[giggles] Awesome. Dentist Approved. :D I entertained my nephew today by pointing at pictures of the pope in the newspaper. "And this is the Pope, in his Pope-hat, he's raised his arms like that because he's going to shoot lightning. And here is the Pope, about to eat a baby. If you ever meet the Pope, you must run away because he's likely to eat you. And this is the Pope in his pope-mobile. It has rockets."

My mother - mostly Catholic - took the baby away at that point.

[crystalcazzie.livejournal.com]

Hee, that's brilliant! I'm very glad your nephew can benefit from your knowledge and wisdom. It might save his life one day! Who knows where that sneaky Pope might turn up next...

[zero-bug.livejournal.com]

How dare the Pope mess up your day. Why I oughta... *shakes fist*

Everyone at work thinks I'm about 22 years old. Yay for us staying young! :D

[crystalcazzie.livejournal.com]

I know, it's appalling. I should write to the Vatican demanding an apology for the inconvenience.

Aw, look at us and our baby faces. Maybe this is why we felt so old at 21. We knew it would be our age for years!