My name is Angel and I would like to welcome you to my blog. The purpose of this blog is to publish a cross-section of my daily thoughts, regardless of how worthy or mundane they are. I will introduce myself more thoroughly in a later post, but there are some topics that I would first like to share:
1. Today I walked into my shared bathroom some minutes after my suite-mate took a shower. The way the air was laced with the aroma of Herbal Essences could have taken me to Narnia and back. I’m immune to the smell of my own shampoo, so I don’t experience this when I shower.
2. Today I took a bite of milk chocolate (and perhaps due to the silky texture of this Whole Foods godsend) – a sculpture appeared on top of my chocolate. And what should appear, but a bonsai tree?
1. Today I walked into my shared bathroom some minutes after my suite-mate took a shower. The way the air was laced with the aroma of Herbal Essences could have taken me to Narnia and back. I’m immune to the smell of my own shampoo, so I don’t experience this when I shower.
3. Now it’s time for a rant. Today I went to Hell on Earth, aka the post office. It’s like the beach at Red Tide – filled with washed-up decay. First I had to wait in line with all the other serfs (no beach pun intended). Then I had to deal with the sassy parcel-cashier who made a snide remark about the sogginess of my box (due to walking 15 minutes in the rain to get there); and excuse me, but I’d rather have a soggy box than a soggy brain like you, Ms. Post-Spinster . And there are other things I could complain about but I’ll stop there. I vaguely recall a scene in Men in Black II where the identities of the post office employees were revealed to be aliens—how true. As a whole, the post office is a parasite on our country, losing $7 billion each year. Post cereal better change their name or I’m going to boycott them out of bitterness.
... that bonsai tree is unbelievable. I hope you didn't finish eating the chocolate - it's probably worth millions.
ReplyDeleteHow can you have such a strong dislike for the post office? That's tragic.
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