This page seems to be the most practical and simple. It also seems to reflect some of my personality, primarily the lazy, messy, and unkempt side. I also have a sense that this has already been done, but I could be wrong. This page isn't done yet either, with some slight work needing to be done with the second ring. I have also been noticing how my sense of the English language has been demoted to that of a fourth grader, but one that should be a fifth grader. This fourth grader also has a bigger sister who is in junior college, and she started liberally applying all of these big words that she has learned from her english class to her vocabulary. This big sister now uses these big words to insult her fourth grade brother, who is at the same time perplexed at the phonetic beat boxing, intrigued at the verbal fireworks exploding before him, and hurt because of her intent. He then attempts to use these big words on the playground, and finds that his new wordage is like macaroni and cheese served at a five star restaurant, confusing and cheesy.
4 comments:
While macaroni and cheese served at a five star restaurant may confusing and cheesy, that post was not. It was like hot coco on a cold day, warm and soothing. When are you going to post again!!!!! It’s been a while!
I like this one. The previous one - not really sure that I understand it, but it seems pretty hilarious.
Hope you are enjoying the holidays. You should come visit us soon so Clint has a real musician to record with (I've taken up the melodica again - you can listen to my first recording with Clint on my blog. Don't worry, it was a joke).
Dont' sell yourself short. You are functioning at at least the level an eighth grader who wins every district writing contest.
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