When Did I Become This Person...

Jan 25, 2008 08:43

Standing in the grocery in front of the soy milks checking my shopping list and email on my iphone while drinking a venti Starbucks caramel macchiatto (skinny, thank you).

How did I get here??

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luckygirl74 January 25 2008, 13:52:40 UTC
yuppie scum!!!!

maybe it happened about the same time I turned into an intown private school snob.

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archers_elegant January 25 2008, 15:01:52 UTC
How did you get there?

I imagine you followed the yellow brick road (road color and material approved by the neighborhood association, of course).

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efire360 January 25 2008, 21:17:50 UTC
I'm sorry. Are you implying that there is something wrong with iPhones, soy milk and caramel macchiatos? If so, I have no sympathy for you.

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gregorysgirl January 26 2008, 00:57:21 UTC
It was the combination of those things that bothered me a bit.

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opheliadickwell January 25 2008, 23:23:39 UTC
Be grateful. You could be standing in front of your trailer drinking a beer and listening to Skynyrd.

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gregorysgirl January 26 2008, 00:57:39 UTC
It's all a matter of perspective, huh?

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masterdarkstorm January 28 2008, 04:21:27 UTC
Hey,, whats wronr wif Skynyrd and a beer??
And I likes My Double Wide!!

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opheliadickwell January 29 2008, 00:29:50 UTC
Oh boy--how do I "moonwalk" my way out of THIS one! lol

I will only say that my comments were very "tongue in cheek" as I am originally from east TN and probably more of a redneck than most of the people on my friends list. lol

I was raised on a cattle farm, used to dehorn/castrate cattle, can drive an assortment of farm vehicles, and was once skilled in the art of lobbing an empty beer can out of the truck window into the truckbed behind me. I didn't grow up in a trailer, but I did have skunks living under my house and chickens running in the yard. Several close family members are bluegrass/country musicians which means I occasionally frequent classy places like the Elks or Eagles clubs. And yes, I have my very own Skynyrd collection.

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