All of my current activities (except for constantly complaining about health insurance and eating all of the cinnamon bread in the house) are TOP SECRET Christmas activities, so I have nothing to report.
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At our place, "eating all of the cinnamon bread in the house" is also a top secret activity and must never be blogged about.
I need to find some top secret Christmas activities. I have nothing. Nothing! I am going to be the person at the mall at 10pm on Christmas Eve if I don't somehow get my act together.
At most times in my life, eating all the bread would be a top secret activity, but being a visiting adult child at home has its perks. The grocery shopping largely revolves around my tastes, for example, and I can eat up anything I want and they still beg me to stay.
Eliana--I know. I lost my two best sources of blog fodder: marmots and library patrons.
Moo--Yes! I'm a big fan. They make Christmas so exciting, although my main secret project is going very, very badly at the moment. It may not turn out to be the fantastic surprise I was hoping for.
Yankee Girl-Ooh, yeah, you don't want to be THAT Christmas shopper.
Amy--I feel full of rage about health insurance. Why do I pay them the pretty money every month if the insurance company will not cover most services until I've had the insurance for 12 continuous months? And why will they not pay for specific procedures required by my doctor simply because I'm slightly younger than most people who require it? And so on. Tell Jaren to tell everyone he works with in healthcare to stop being mean to me. I'm unemployed!
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At our place, "eating all of the cinnamon bread in the house" is also a top secret activity and must never be blogged about.
YOu need to start being a librarian again for the humorous Idiot Anecdotes.
I love top secret Christmas activities! I have a few going myself.
I need to find some top secret Christmas activities. I have nothing. Nothing! I am going to be the person at the mall at 10pm on Christmas Eve if I don't somehow get my act together.
And how do you feel about health insurance?
At most times in my life, eating all the bread would be a top secret activity, but being a visiting adult child at home has its perks. The grocery shopping largely revolves around my tastes, for example, and I can eat up anything I want and they still beg me to stay.
Eliana--I know. I lost my two best sources of blog fodder: marmots and library patrons.
Moo--Yes! I'm a big fan. They make Christmas so exciting, although my main secret project is going very, very badly at the moment. It may not turn out to be the fantastic surprise I was hoping for.
Yankee Girl-Ooh, yeah, you don't want to be THAT Christmas shopper.
Amy--I feel full of rage about health insurance. Why do I pay them the pretty money every month if the insurance company will not cover most services until I've had the insurance for 12 continuous months? And why will they not pay for specific procedures required by my doctor simply because I'm slightly younger than most people who require it? And so on. Tell Jaren to tell everyone he works with in healthcare to stop being mean to me. I'm unemployed!
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