I Touch Myself
February 22, 2012 60 Comments
laughing at the malfunction of the universe is better than crying about it
February 22, 2012 60 Comments
December 7, 2011 40 Comments
August 28, 2011 47 Comments
I often wonder when and where I’ll fall in love gain and with whom.
In retrospect, I’ve always fallen in love with smart men who made me laugh. Oh, they made me cry as well, (I wouldn’t be human if I’ve never cried over love) and I suspect that when I find my “true love,” the gamut of emotions I experience will include a few tears, but lots of laughter and joy.
He won’t be perfect, but he’ll be wonderful in my eyes. He won’t be a rocket scientist, but he’ll understand my complexities. He won’t be rich, but he’ll be full of sweetness and light. He won’t be famous, but I’ll know Read more of this post
July 21, 2011 18 Comments
I checked my bank account and saw how poor I am. I can save some money by not shopping … for food.. Good news is that I needed to go on a diet anyway.
I poured sour milk on my cereal. It’s a good thing I noticed the clumps before I started eating.
I ran out of shampoo and washed my hair with soap. My hair is now nice and Read more of this post
June 29, 2011 25 Comments
June 29, 2011 24 Comments
I live in the lala-land of my mind. Although I need to face the realities of a malfunctioning universe thinking about it just makes me crazy. Here’s why: As we get older and wiser we get wrinklier and forgetful.
The advancement of technology only means more tech FAILS.
The world keeps going round and round, which is why we’re all dazed and confused.
An over-populated world makes it hard to find my “one and only.”
There are too many ways to have sex Read more of this post
June 26, 2011 12 Comments
If you’ve read my latest short story “Man from Malutopia–A Story of Genital Proportions” then perhaps you’ve read some of the comments from my dear readers and what inspired this story–gender neutrality and gender bending. I’ve had a strange fascination about this subject for years and it started when I first saw “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” in my sophomore year of high school. Read more of this post
June 21, 2011 21 Comments
I emailed my sister a picture of these platform heels I’ve been eye-loving. She said that it was too high for me. So I said I know, but they’re so cute. Then she sent me this You Tube video of a model falling on the runway along with this message “if she can’t pull it off, neither can you.”
Damn she’s right … she’s always right.
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June 21, 2011 11 Comments
After two days of unbridled eating that started with the buffet brunch on Father’s day, I struggled to get into my GAP jeans this morning and just when I thought I’d be able to close it, the zipper broke. Then while in line at the dry cleaners, an old lady chastised me for using the F-word while talking on my cell phone. I wasn’t talking very loud and what in the heck was she doing snooping in on my conversation anyway? To top it off the cleaners couldn’t get the red stain out of my silk blouse. Guess where the red stain is? Yup, right where my nips would be. If I wore that blouse on a cold day, I’d be red beaming. Sometimes, life’s little nuisances give me the moody blues. So, I clicked on my list of bookmarked You Tube videos for a chuckle or two to brighten my mood:
June 19, 2011 26 Comments
My dad, in his humanity, is a flawed man. But he is the only man who has never let me down and he is the only man who I’ve ever truly trusted.
Now let’s get on with the show. In honor of Father’s Day here are clips of my favorite TV dads. Dear readers, I urge you not to miss the last video as it is one of the funniest scenes I’ve ever seen.
I watched “The Andy Griffith Show” every day as a kid and I especially loved the relationship between Andy and his son Opie. Watch and see if you can identify the little boy in this scene.
Watch this clip of “The Cosby Show” as Heathcliff Huxtable tries to get his daughter Rudy to eat her veggies. Read more of this post
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