Tuesday, December 21, 2004

 

Home for Christmas

Well it's been a crazy month so I have not blogged in awhile...yes I know I have let down all the people who read this...all two of you... Anywho, I am now in Texas, enjoying fun and hilarity and thought it was time to share what I've been doing.

Finally finished up with teaching preschool. I have determined that everyday closer to Christmas excites children exponentially. It can be best described with this formula: Excitement= 1/(days till Christmas) x 8,000,000. It suffices to say that I almost killed any number of these children as their ability to listen decreased in direct proportion to their building excitement. (NOTE: After all these e-mails, none of you will ever trust me with your children will you? No...then I have been successful...Our future my butt... I did however get some neat gifts, a bunch of hugs, and the most tresured thing of all...the look on the parents faces when they knew they had their children 24/7 for the next 4 weeks! It's a beautiful thing!

On Sunday we drove to Texas. I, being the strongest, most alert, and, arguably, sexiest person named Christopher in the car, got the coveted shift of 12:30-6:30 in the morning. Don't tell my family, but I was only awake for half of it. The beauty of Texas and Oklahoma is that you can set your cruise, go to sleep, wake up an hour later, and you're still on the road. Sure you may have hit a cow, sheep, or die-hard Republican...but no real loss. We finally got in safe and sound and are now doing all the family stuff you love to do every year and are glad happens only once a year!

So, needless to say, update your blogs with fun and hilarity or e-mail me. Cause if you don't...let's just say the noose is braided!

Comments:
Chris...I just want you to know that I read your blog and will never ask you to watch any children. Merry Christmas.

Graham
 
Here's a little story about me in the West Town Mall yesterday, Christopher:

Zhubin: "Man, good old Knoxville. Why did I ever want to leave? Maybe I can still get a job here if I -"

Mall Customer Talking to Someone Else: "All I know is, whether our troops support him or not, we have to support the President anyway."

Zhubin: "If I hurry, I bet I can get a flight out of town right now."
 
How about this one...

I was in Hastings here in Texas (kind of like a Borders) and I saw a shirt that said:

I support America
I support Our Troops
I support President Bush
I AM AN AMERICAN

Since I don't support him...guess I'm not AN AMERICAN...oh geez...what am I...WHAT AM I?!
 
Maybe you're an Americanite? Perhaps Americaniard?
 
Boo! Update immediately!
 
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