There is so much work to do and I have no idea how to do any of it. I now have time to do it, but I'm so tired that reading about the Bible or Theology or Psychology or any of the other things I have to read just seems exhausting as well. I am only writing here to keep myself awake until the beginnings of this second pot of coffee kicks in.
One thing I've been contemplating lately is crust. Yes, crust. What do I mean by crus? I mean the crust on bread, the crust on pop-tarts, the crust on any food of any sort. I'll admit it: I'm a little chubby. Ok, maybe a lot chubby (Give me a break! It's sympathy weight from the pregnancy!). Needless to say, I cannot remember being a picky eater and I'm certainly not one now. But the oldest kid... First of all, what is wrong with crust? It doesn't taste any different. And I don't buy the texture argument either! There isn't enough of it on the bread to have texture. And Pop-tart Crust? What the Hell? She leaves half the Pop-tart to be disregarded!
If the bread is a little burnt: no deal
If there is a speckle of crust left on the sandwich: no deal
If it looks like it may have crust on it: no deal
God forbid one of the last pieces of bread is the heal: Hell will freeze and warm over again before a single bite will be taken
IT'S CRUST! IT HAS NO CHARACTERISTICS! Granted, I can understand the Pop-tart crust. MAYBE. But bread crust? I know she isn't a freak... at least not because of this. I know other kids don't like crust either. But, I still just don't understand the phenomena. I wonder at 8 if it is something she'll outgrow. I just get this image of her on a date in her 20s, nay 40s, and her demanding that the waiter take the order back and cut the crust off....
*sigh*
At least she likes cats....
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I have moments when I realize just how much I love you, yet don't have a clue exactly how much that is at the same time.
I'm glad I caught up on my reading. I miss you....love you....and I need a nap!
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