I was somewhat weirded out when my mom announced her retirement. I suppose that she earned it after a long career, but I kept trying to talk her into continuing to work. My father probably thanked me ( Read more... )

I apologize for that embarrassing post. Yes, I mean the last post, but it should also apply to pretty much every post that I've made. And now, I prove that I am not paranoid or obsessive by using an obsessively, paranoid technique ( Read more... )

I didn't don't want to do this.

For the first time in over a decade, I didn't make a birthday phone call to a friendFor reasons unknown to me (really), a friend of mine informed me that she (and how could it be a male?) no longer wanted to remain friends. With no explanation. Ever. I've got a theory, but I think that she would realize how ( Read more... )

I've found a man ( Read more... )

Yesterday, as my friend, Megan, was giving birth to Maddox Jolie, I underwent a "sympathy" epidural. This is to be my 3rd and final one (as one can only have 3 in a year), so hopefully, it gets rid of the pain for a little while while I await surgery.

Congrats Megan and husBen.

That I made an unusually bizarre post on LJ about being up for days. Although, it would have been true, I am sure glad that I never made that post.

I think that this is pretty damn near a pyschological break. No, it hadn't occurred years before. Honest ( Read more... )

I probably shouldn't fancy myself a super hero (although the title character that is the subject of the lyric is a slum lord and not an actual super hero), but I am a sinner ( Read more... )

YOU have no idea how thrilled I am that former Triton (UCSD) alumni, Mike Judge has agreed to NEW episodes of Beavis and Butthead.

Although, I am a mature, professional, attorney, it was not too long ago that a friend, Megan and I sat through way too many hours of the show on dvd.

I've grown up a lifelong Dodger fan although If I am being honest, I find baseball (like most Americans) really boring. When baseball was at it's peak of popularity in the early 1900's, people were delighted to escape from their hard working life by going out to a beautiful ballpark with lots of greenery and NO TIME clcock. That very same ( Read more... )