Dear Puppies,
If you just come to my house and act so desperate for a new home I won't be able to say no. I will figure out a way to keep you. Please come (but don't tell anyone I sent you).
I will love you so much,
Amanda
Dear BYU Student,
I know it's finals week, but PAJAMA PANTS ARE NOT OK IN PUBLIC. Either you slept in them and didn't bother changing (gross), or you woke up and put them on, thinking it was a good idea (also gross). If you're going to put pants on in the morning, why don't you put on real pants, like jeans. Even sweatpants would be better.
Don't try to tell me they're good luck,
Amanda
Dear December,
Great job on the weather. I'm really ok with these mild temperatures. Those occasional flurries that don't stick? Perfect. Keep up the good work. Maybe you should teach January some of your tricks before it's too late.
I don't need a white Christmas,
Amanda
2 comments :
you always make me laugh. Thank you. I miss you.
I feel like there's an inverse bell curve of appropriateness when it comes to things like pajama pants depending on age. Up to a certain point it's like, "Awww, he's 8. He can do anything." And then the appropriateness declines where the least appropriate would be in the range or 20-50. So yeah, for most of life, it's probably just very indicative on how much that person cares. Pajama pants during that age tend to denote to me, "Well, I just don't care. I'm moving back into my parents' basement."
Then after age 50, it starts being okay again because, let's be honest, older people can pretty much do whatever they want.
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