Wednesday, January 23, 2013

The Lighter Side of Life

     Not every day is for pondering deep thoughts, like 'deep thoughts by Jack Handy,' that silly ol' SNL skit.  Remember?
     No, today was a day for sunshine and frivolous joys and pleasures.  After reading about a woman in prison who's only wish was not to go to Hawaii or Paris, or even a health spa, but to Walgreen's, because they have lots of shades of lipstick.
     Well, that is exactly what I did.  I do not drive, but I live close enough to businesses, that I can get just about everywhere I really need to go.  One of these days, however, I am going to get somebody to go with me to World Market.  I love that store.
      I bought two tubes of maybeline lipstick, one fuchsia, and one plum.  They were buy one, get one half price.  They had a pink on clearance, but it just was not bright enough.  I wanted bright, bright, deep, intense, hot pink, which kind of equals fuchsia.  However, I think the fuchsia and the plum are both a bit too close to the deep red I have, but my eyes are bad, so maybe it is just my vision.  Once at home, I took a kleenex, and tried on the different shades, so I could wipe off one color, before applying another, without getting them all mixed together.  Ugh.
     I also bought a comparative brand to neutrogena, daytime face lotion with spf 15 sunscreen, which I always use in all seasons, on sale even cheaper.  I had a really hard time finding this product, although I knew it existed.
     Lastly, I went to the supermarket, where I purchased cream of mushroom soup and lean ground beef to make a casserole.  Usually, I only eat vegetarian health food, but decided to prepare winter comfort food for my son and myself as well.
      Then, in conclusion to my endeavors, I ruled out which talking books for the blind, were just not worth reading, such as Being Elizabeth by ...  Who cares.  I hate books about rich people having sex, lol, not because I am jealous, just that if you are going to write sex, please just write it well.  Ha ha.  
      I once almost got into a bar fight, (yes the real me, my shadow coming out) because a woman said I 'wasn't getting any,' listening in on my conversation with my bar friend Danny, a retired cop from New England, who had one lung, was a former AA attendee, but drank and smoked anyway.  I do not know if she was right or wrong, but at the time my ego was threatened by this, whereas today I would not care, and I would not be hanging out there, or at least it would be less likely.
     So, back to my serious books on Abraham Lincoln and hunting Bin Laden.  
     Have a beautiful day.  Today and every day.

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