And an hour later:D: I forgot you were going to part time today. That's exciting!
J: I know! As I was getting ready this morning I was really nervous.
D: You're weird.
J: I was kind of giddy about the whole thing then it seemed like I was starting a new job and I got butterflies.
D: That's weird. You're weird.
J: Okay, it could be just me but I'm sensing a vibe that you think I'm weird.
D: Oh, it's no vibe -- it's a power surge!
So, maybe I am weird rather than different. You?J: (calling Erica as I left the office) Woo hoo! I'm free!!! (picture me with my arm in the air as I drove). Tell grandma but be sure to hold your hands up when you do.
E: You're so weird. (In the background I heard my mom saying something but can't quite make out what it is).
E: I'm surrounded by weirdos. I'm in a very weird family.
J: The scary thing is this blood is in your veins too.
E: I know. It's frightening.
J: Even now your blood cells are saying (do this part in a high pitched small voice) "weirdo..weirdo...weirdo..."
4 comments:
Julie,
I just wanted to confirm. You are WEIRD, no question, I know.
Jeff from Texas
Jeffrey, my Texas brother who talks funny....you're right, you DO know! And you fit in so well - what does that say about you?
Julie,
Okay, fitting in is indefensible! But I am probably just different, while you on the other hand are weird!!
Also, I taaawwwwlllllkkkkk nooooorrrrmmmmaaaaallll!!!! (Typed phonetically for those with funny Montana accents.)
Jeff
You make me laugh Jeff! I can see a huge smirk on your face as you typed that last post.
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