General feelings on Monday

Monday. How can one word be so painful? I don’t care who you are, or how much you love your job, Mondays suck. If you got to bed on Sunday and wake up the next morning thinking “Damn, I’m excited to start this long and arduous work week!” You should be committed. I’m sure somewhere in the world, something decent happens on a Monday. But generally, Monday is not worth the effort of getting up and stumbling to the coffee machine.

I vote to reverse the work week. Two days of working and five day weekend. I could probably get most of my work done in those two days (if I took uppers). This is why I should be president.

Initially, I thought to totally obliterate Monday from the week. Of course then Tuesday becomes the stand-in for Monday and would need to be removed. And on we go until we have a seven day weekend. While I’d love this, it’s probably not the most practical for an already struggling economy. As president, I have to think of these things too.

There really is no cure for a Monday.

(It was my full intention to have a cutesy photo accompanying this post, but after Google Image searching “monday” I just can’t in good faith include one. There are way too many sad kittens and sleeping puppies associated with a Monday. Also, cropped sweaters and olive stew.)


Never(skate)Nude

 And yes, he would have been ice skating nude.


Discounts on Rappers

Tupac

Tupac sold cheap.


Two cats, one week. New record.

I found TWO cats this week. I think I may own a lucky cat-finding shirt.


Saturday Night Fever

Lucy

My dog rocks. Literally.


Exam Spots

This is how girls feel during exams.


thats a lot of flags.


Bitchin’ in the kitchen

Do you like my sign?

What a weekend… charity is hard.
I baked over 150 cookies tonight. That’s a lot of cookies. I learned something very important – I hate baking.
I made this wicked awesome sign (see above) and was beaming with pride until my sister called it kitschy, and if you knew her, you would know this was an insult; so they’ll be printed professionally. No need to add insult to injury for my Japanese posse. They’ve been through enough and don’t need to be exposed to both radiation and my child writing.

You are cordially invited to bring bags of money and give it to me. We will be in the Concourse from about 9-4 on TUESDAY MARCH 29, 2011. Empty your cuss jars and tell your friends!


Change for Japan

I’m in the process of organizing a fundraiser for the folks in Japan. It’s called Change for Japan. It’s nothing big (yet), but a few of my friends are going to help me harass students for their beer money while they try to get to their next class. Sounds fun, right?

Everyone has been really interested in giving me free things (for the fundraiser, in my personal life its a harder sell). We have posters lined up, location, and some kind of coffee. The really impressive thing that will wow you is the theme… Japan. This is going to be huge!