It's funny, when I first started this entry, the opening line was going to be: "Man, I wish there was a Batman premiere every day!" but the I was quickly reminded by my brain of how inappropriate this would be considering what happened in Colorado, so I had to take a step back and rethink my intro.
Because, yes, despite outward appearances, sometimes there is a bit of thought that goes into these entries.
To clarify what I originally meant, my ill-timed and inappropriate phrase has not so much to do with the film (although it was AWESOME with a capital SAUCE, more on that later), but the mood of the Rottenator since then.
It's like he's a whole new person. A pleasant person in a good mood who is actually...helpful, and generous, dare I say.
Oh, believe me, I know that this is temporary insanity on his part, but damn, I have been enjoying the hell out of it. After the movie, we went to eat at PF Changs (again! I love that place, so this was fabulous, and we got great service and free food...again!), then hit the mall, where I got a new pair of kicks.
Reeboks; on clearance, 50% off, and cute to boot!
Then Sunday, it was laundry day, but we went out again(!) and I got three new shirts, and he didn't even bitch (that much) about the amount of $ I spent at the grocery store, AND he made dinner Sunday, AND he washed a sinkfull of dishes, AND he vacuumed the living room.
(Of course, he expected to be thanked profusely and worshipped for performing these three chores that I perform without anyone noticing on a daily basis with hardly any thanks whatsoever, but hey, it's cool, because his participation really was appreciated).
This change in personality can only be attributed to the release of this movie he's been waiting a year to see combined with our recent two-income household (relative) wealth, so on the whole, it was a good weekend.
That being said, I have come to recently realize that if I don't get at least one chill day on my days away from work, I am freakin' exhausted come Monday. I mean, seriously, yesterday, I fell asleep at around 9:30pm and was a zombie at work. All because Saturday, we had an activity filled day, and then Sunday, it was chore day.
I don't know whether to attribute this to my advanced age, my lack of in-shapeness, or my mental instability, but it is not cool. I'm still a little wiped out today, quite frankly, and I find this unacceptable. How to change it, I don't know. This weekend will be better, because the Rottenator has to work, so I will have at least Sunday to chill. Maybe this just means that my relationship to God is getting closer, because even He needed a break on the 7th day, right?
So, I mentioned PF Chang's and the free food, right? Okay, check it: again, yesterday, me, exhausted, I knew the Rottenator was covered food-wise with his leftover stew, and we had a whole meal of Wok-Seared Beef with my name on it waiting for me in our fridge last night. I was practically salivating, because I didn't have to cook dinner, I didn't have the energy to cook dinner, and all I wanted was to go home and nuke my delicious PF Chang's and enjoy a delicious meal. I had been thinking about it since, oh, noon, when I had a very unsatisfying Lean Cuisine that did more to piss me off than it did to fill me up.
So, I get home. I ask the Rottenator: "So, you're having stew for dinner, right?"
Rottenator: "Yeah."
Me: "Oh good, then I'm going to change into fancy pants and heat up that PF Chang's."
R: "Uh..."
M: "What, did you eat it? You said you were having stew!"
R: "It smelled funny...I threw it out".
Again, I would like to direct your attention to this clip of Ross from Friends:
Um...so...yeah. The Rottenator has a thing about food. And it's totally fucked up when you think about it. He doesn't like leftovers, it's like he was poisoned in a former life or something, and he won't eat anything that's a day old, or has been sitting out for more than 30 seconds, or that has an expiration date less than 30 days away. What doesn't make sense is that this boy will also happily stuff his face at any buffet with the words Golden, Ryan's, Duke's or Eastern in front of it and not think twice about how long it's been sitting there festering on a hotplate under lukewarm lights, or how many booger filled hands have played with the cookies and dove face forward into the chocolate fountain.
OH, and the boy doesn't throw ANYTHING away. We have collections of empty deodorant bottles, body spray, baby powder (yes, he uses baby powder; he has delicate skin and "chafes easily") and crockpots sitting in the fridge with two tablespoons of beefstew broth sitting in it.
Yet he throws away my Chinese food. Mine. Despite that I have tried to explain to him on numerous occasions that I am a fat girl with deep-seeded food possession issues (translation: all the food on the planet is mine, whether it's yours or not, whether I want to eat it or not, it's mine. You may borrow or ask for it and I will give it to you, as long as I am promised a replacement ASAP. I know, it's a problem. I'm working on it). It would be okay if I could make sense of his mindset at all, but I can't. Other than to explain it away as:
Back to Batman: the film is amazing. Absolutely brilliant, and I love Christopher Nolan, not only for his eloquent and heartfelt statement about the tragedies in Colorado but also because in this film, which could have easily been a testosterone fueled joy-ride, he let the heroines shine.
Anne Hathaway as Catwoman is so bad ass Buffy-level fierce, I adore her. And highly recommend seeing this movie if for nothing else, to take some power away from the truly insane and evil events that transpired in our country.
And now for the unnecessary pictures of the Nooge, who is driving me batshit crazy as usual.
Attached to the curtain (note that I am taking pictures, yet offering no assistance):
Watching Maru, because everyone loves Maru:
Because, yes, despite outward appearances, sometimes there is a bit of thought that goes into these entries.
To clarify what I originally meant, my ill-timed and inappropriate phrase has not so much to do with the film (although it was AWESOME with a capital SAUCE, more on that later), but the mood of the Rottenator since then.
It's like he's a whole new person. A pleasant person in a good mood who is actually...helpful, and generous, dare I say.
Oh, believe me, I know that this is temporary insanity on his part, but damn, I have been enjoying the hell out of it. After the movie, we went to eat at PF Changs (again! I love that place, so this was fabulous, and we got great service and free food...again!), then hit the mall, where I got a new pair of kicks.
Reeboks; on clearance, 50% off, and cute to boot!
Then Sunday, it was laundry day, but we went out again(!) and I got three new shirts, and he didn't even bitch (that much) about the amount of $ I spent at the grocery store, AND he made dinner Sunday, AND he washed a sinkfull of dishes, AND he vacuumed the living room.
(Of course, he expected to be thanked profusely and worshipped for performing these three chores that I perform without anyone noticing on a daily basis with hardly any thanks whatsoever, but hey, it's cool, because his participation really was appreciated).
This change in personality can only be attributed to the release of this movie he's been waiting a year to see combined with our recent two-income household (relative) wealth, so on the whole, it was a good weekend.
That being said, I have come to recently realize that if I don't get at least one chill day on my days away from work, I am freakin' exhausted come Monday. I mean, seriously, yesterday, I fell asleep at around 9:30pm and was a zombie at work. All because Saturday, we had an activity filled day, and then Sunday, it was chore day.
I don't know whether to attribute this to my advanced age, my lack of in-shapeness, or my mental instability, but it is not cool. I'm still a little wiped out today, quite frankly, and I find this unacceptable. How to change it, I don't know. This weekend will be better, because the Rottenator has to work, so I will have at least Sunday to chill. Maybe this just means that my relationship to God is getting closer, because even He needed a break on the 7th day, right?
So, I mentioned PF Chang's and the free food, right? Okay, check it: again, yesterday, me, exhausted, I knew the Rottenator was covered food-wise with his leftover stew, and we had a whole meal of Wok-Seared Beef with my name on it waiting for me in our fridge last night. I was practically salivating, because I didn't have to cook dinner, I didn't have the energy to cook dinner, and all I wanted was to go home and nuke my delicious PF Chang's and enjoy a delicious meal. I had been thinking about it since, oh, noon, when I had a very unsatisfying Lean Cuisine that did more to piss me off than it did to fill me up.
So, I get home. I ask the Rottenator: "So, you're having stew for dinner, right?"
Rottenator: "Yeah."
Me: "Oh good, then I'm going to change into fancy pants and heat up that PF Chang's."
R: "Uh..."
M: "What, did you eat it? You said you were having stew!"
R: "It smelled funny...I threw it out".
Again, I would like to direct your attention to this clip of Ross from Friends:
Um...so...yeah. The Rottenator has a thing about food. And it's totally fucked up when you think about it. He doesn't like leftovers, it's like he was poisoned in a former life or something, and he won't eat anything that's a day old, or has been sitting out for more than 30 seconds, or that has an expiration date less than 30 days away. What doesn't make sense is that this boy will also happily stuff his face at any buffet with the words Golden, Ryan's, Duke's or Eastern in front of it and not think twice about how long it's been sitting there festering on a hotplate under lukewarm lights, or how many booger filled hands have played with the cookies and dove face forward into the chocolate fountain.
OH, and the boy doesn't throw ANYTHING away. We have collections of empty deodorant bottles, body spray, baby powder (yes, he uses baby powder; he has delicate skin and "chafes easily") and crockpots sitting in the fridge with two tablespoons of beef
Yet he throws away my Chinese food. Mine. Despite that I have tried to explain to him on numerous occasions that I am a fat girl with deep-seeded food possession issues (translation: all the food on the planet is mine, whether it's yours or not, whether I want to eat it or not, it's mine. You may borrow or ask for it and I will give it to you, as long as I am promised a replacement ASAP. I know, it's a problem. I'm working on it). It would be okay if I could make sense of his mindset at all, but I can't. Other than to explain it away as:
- He doesn't care because it doesn't directly concern him so fuck it, chuck it.
- He is lazy and does not like to clean, and that far outweighs his need to throw away things that offend him.
Back to Batman: the film is amazing. Absolutely brilliant, and I love Christopher Nolan, not only for his eloquent and heartfelt statement about the tragedies in Colorado but also because in this film, which could have easily been a testosterone fueled joy-ride, he let the heroines shine.
Anne Hathaway as Catwoman is so bad ass Buffy-level fierce, I adore her. And highly recommend seeing this movie if for nothing else, to take some power away from the truly insane and evil events that transpired in our country.
And now for the unnecessary pictures of the Nooge, who is driving me batshit crazy as usual.
Attached to the curtain (note that I am taking pictures, yet offering no assistance):
Watching Maru, because everyone loves Maru:
My Mood Ring(tone) Of The Day:
My fiancé has food issues too. If something is sitting on the counter for more than 15 seconds after dinner he is in a panic that we are going to get food poisoning. My mom used to be like that so when my fiancé gets his underwear in a knot I call him by my mom's name.
ReplyDeleteI would have gone ape shit if someone threw my Chinese food out. I would end up on the 6:00 news standing on a ledge. You don't just through someone's Chinese food out. That is so wrong. People go to work and wait all damn day for those Chinese food leftovers. If you come home and they are gone it can lead someone to kill. Waiting all day at a fucked up job that you hate but you persevere because you know there is Chinese food at home. Then you come home and it is GONE? I mean FUCK!
(I am starting to think I have an unhealthy obsession with food.)
*throw not through
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