Dear Peanut Butter-
It's not you, it's me.
I'm not sure what happened to us. We used to enjoy eachother's company. I've never been a "I can't get enough peanut butter" kind of person, but we've always gotten along just fine.
Something happened. Over the years, you've just lost something. Slowly, you and I have just drifted apart. Remember when I used to put a normal amount of you on my PBJ's? And then that amount got thinner and thinner as the years passed, when finally the bread would just show right through you as I spread you on with my favorite freezer jam. I would almost gag if I watched my husband make a PBJ. He lays you on so thick, I'm amazed he coul speak the rest of the day after he ate those sandwiches.
At first it was just the thinning of the "PB" in my PBJ. Next was the Reese's Peanut Butter cups. And somewhere between the Reese's and last night's Peanut Butter Bar order that I had to fill, we've become nothing short of enemies. You assault all my senses... smell, sight, taste... even touch. So far, you've stayed away from hearing, but I know you'll find a way to ruin that too.
I want to be friends with you! Can't we still be friends? It would be so much easier to be around you!
Can't you just make yourself smell good to me again? Or, make it so that when I find little remnants of you in the jelly or the butter (because my kids don't understand the strength of my aversion toward you!) I don't go ballistic?
I'm so sorry that it's come to this. Perhaps, when my hormones level off in a few months, we can find some sort of happy medium. Perhaps.
No longer yours,
Clancy
Showing posts with label quirks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label quirks. Show all posts
Thursday, December 17, 2009
Thursday, December 10, 2009
Nerd Alert
I've spent the last two hours of my evening studying HTML code. I'm obsessed! I can't tell you how insane I get looking at those codes and not knowing what they mean!!! I'm taking an HTML "class" that I found on the internet. I basically have to read through it and figure it out, and I love it.
LOVE IT, I tell you.
I wish I could stay up all night and study. But, understanding all those tags does take some brain power and my brain, apparently, shuts down at midnight because at 12:02 I realized I could no longer focus on what I was reading. :-(
As my brother, Zandy, used to always say to me when we were young, "Nerds die twice."
I guess I'm gonna die twice then, because I am a nerd for sure.
LOVE IT, I tell you.
I wish I could stay up all night and study. But, understanding all those tags does take some brain power and my brain, apparently, shuts down at midnight because at 12:02 I realized I could no longer focus on what I was reading. :-(
As my brother, Zandy, used to always say to me when we were young, "Nerds die twice."
I guess I'm gonna die twice then, because I am a nerd for sure.
Monday, March 2, 2009
Manic Monday: Waffle
I was reading a fellow Manic Monday participant's post (Travis) and he said, "I love panCAKEs. But sometimes it's tough to know how much syrup is enough syrup. Sometimes I don't get enough syrup and the panCAKE is too dry. And sometimes I get too much syrup and the panCAKE is soggy.
Now waffles...it's always easy to tell when you have just the right amount of syrup. Just fill up all the little waffle dents!"
Travis' comment box was flooded with comments about his genius waffle/syrup ratio. And, while I thought it was an excellent post, full of wafflish insight, it was a problem I have never considered.
Upon further waffle reflection, I realized that my lack of consideration on this dilemma has to do with the fact that I don't put syrup ON my pancakes/waffles but, rather, to the side and then I dunk. That way, a pancake doesn't fall apart because it's all soaked through with syrup and I have some measure of control over the waffle-pancake/syrup ratio.
I do love to fill the waffle "dents" with butter though... a guilty indulgence!
Any waffle quirks you'd like to share?
Now waffles...it's always easy to tell when you have just the right amount of syrup. Just fill up all the little waffle dents!"
Travis' comment box was flooded with comments about his genius waffle/syrup ratio. And, while I thought it was an excellent post, full of wafflish insight, it was a problem I have never considered.
Upon further waffle reflection, I realized that my lack of consideration on this dilemma has to do with the fact that I don't put syrup ON my pancakes/waffles but, rather, to the side and then I dunk. That way, a pancake doesn't fall apart because it's all soaked through with syrup and I have some measure of control over the waffle-pancake/syrup ratio.
I do love to fill the waffle "dents" with butter though... a guilty indulgence!
Any waffle quirks you'd like to share?
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