17 November 2009

Sarcastic Love.

First (& foremost): 
I just-freaking love that President Obama has been chastised in the media for his very formal and totally acceptable (!!) bow to the Emperor and Empress of Japan. I took a poll with  my students tonight and they all thought it was very respectful. It is not a sign of insubordination, it is a sign of cultural knowledge and personal choice. Protocol!? Goodness people (cough, cough-Fox News) - the man is considerate. 
[Plain & Simple.] 



I love that I can feel so accomplished during the day and get SO much done, but still (and probably always will) have more things to do. 


I love that my crappy lovely classmates neglect their school work until the very last seconds of the week. Thanks a bunch


I love that 4 people on my floor are moving and that the smell of cleaning supplies, paint, and new carpet is leaking into my apartment. 
Headaches: 3 Kate: 0 


I love that my Hubby got the new Call of Duty video game in the mail today. My living room is a war zone. I have a bit of shell shock. 


I love that I started a new diet (changing my eating habits) and I've never felt more starved. Oh and I love that because I'm on a diet - I'm craving sweets more-than-ever. 


I love how I live ((seriously)) a 5-minute-walk-away from the gym and I still don't get off my butt. That has-to-change


I love how there will always be people that rain on your parade


I love when I am ignored and avoided. 


Okay - Just had to get those little things out. 
I've ranted. I'm done. 
I promise I'll have happy-Kate back for ya' tomorrow!


-K

4 comments:

  1. Hang in there, the sweets cravings will diminish. Sugar is like an addiction, the more you eat, the more you crave. So, just give it time! And then, I say indulge in something once a week or a small piece of something once a day. But, that's coming from the ultimate sweet tooth! :)

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  2. Wow people seriously dogged on Obama for bowing??? Ugh some people must always find something to twist around.

    I hear you on the warzone part. My husband likes to play "Left for Dead" and so I hear zombie noises and gun fire for HOURS.

    I'm sorry that people are ignoring and avoiding you and that people are raining on your parade.

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  3. Ah, MW2 hits. So glad I'm not having to live through that (yet).

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