Mom: That's exactly what I mean, I don't like that.
Me: What do you mean sign up for anything? You can comment under anonymous and leave your name.
Mom: But what if I want to remain anonymous?
Me: Do you know the denfinition of anonymous? Then don't write your name.
Mom: Fine. I will leave a comment but with my name that says I want to remain anonymous.
Me: Okay, but I think you might be missing the point. So do you really think it's funny?
Mom: Uh-huh. Except all that stuff that should be private, try to tone it down. Just write about the funny stuff. Keep it breezy.
Me: Funny as in Ha-Ha, funny you should mention that, or funny as in Ross's face?
Mom: Stop it. You know what I mean. Just listen to me, I am your Mother, for the love of Pete.
Speaking of funnies, here are a couple stories that I heard this week:
1.) A few days ago, my friends Kelly and Jenn took their kids to the Natural Science Center here in town. They just opened a new petting zoo and it's all the rage amongst parents in these parts. During their adventure, Kelly's son Nathan got nipped in the bum by a peacock as he was passing through one of the exhibits (please read full details in her blog). Not to worry, he is just a toddler so there was no damage done thanks to his diaper running interference. However, since then Nathan keeps saying "I not LIKE that cock! I not LIKE that cock!" in random public places. Now that's racy....
2.) Today is Jason's birthday. We just got home from a nice meal with the Beale Clan. They have been the subject of previous blog entries, so you know how hilarious I find them. We went back to their house for some cake and ice cream after dinner. While chit-chatting, they started talking about their neighbor. You know, the one who has kept a cat on a chain in their backyard for years. For real. Apparently, sometimes the neighbor even walks said cat on a leash. But here's the kicker: They have a dog inside the house. True Story. I think I might actually be speechless. And that like never happens to me. Ever.
1 comment:
Dear Jenny,
The conversation with your mother didn't go EXACTLY as you quoted, but I believe she did go on, at length, about how clever she thought your articles were. You also failed to mention she thinks that you have a great gift for writing and a highly creative imagination. Keep up the good work, take her advice and don't write about the racy or private stuff. I love you, Anonymous
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