garfield's snarky, which is how i tend to be on mondays. i did not adjust well to the time change - i know, i know - it's not like i traveled to britain or something and now i have jet lag, but man, it felt like turbo, i-flew-around-the-globe jet lag this morning - fo' sho.
i've come to realize that mondays are so difficult because sundays are big writing days for me. that means on monday i'm coming back to reality after having been immersed in an emotional abyss called christie's imagination. and, writing third person, i have spent an entire day pretending i am at least two different characters. chase that with saying au revoir to my biscuit, and i'm snarkalicious to the tenth power.
but being snarky isn't a bad thing, IMO. in fact, i enjoy reading and writing about snarky characters. and, when i'm around other real-life snarky people, i laugh and laugh and laugh - and totally relate.
can i see some jazz hands for all the snarky people lovin' some spankster blogs? no, don't do that. only people who wear petticoats with leather deck shoes do jazz hands.
snarky, out.
3 comments:
what about some spirt fingers? or snaps? i can break it down with some snaps.
Hate, HATE, hate the time change! I like the Fall Back one where we gain an hour. We should always GAIN an hour not lose one.
I couldn't agree more. After spending the weekend with my hero and heroine in an alternate universe, Monday is a shock to the system.
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