Glorious, glorious day
The sun is out, not a cloud to be found. 72 glorious degrees (22 for the non-Americans). People make scrapbook pages about days like today. The birds are singing. The weeds in my lawn are wilting. The ladies are outside in bikinis working on their tans, the fellas are showing off their winter work in the gym while throwing their non-Frisbee brand flying discs around to each other. Everybody has a smile on their face. Not like creepy Joker smiles, more like "happy to be alive today" smiles. Everyone is outside frolicking, virtually naked and happy. The neighborhood kiddies are running off the school bus to go play in the backyard (the kids are wearing clothes though. what kind of a blog do you think this is, sicko?). That happy old couple is walking around the block. In fact, on days like today, nobody walks. They all just seem to float. The happy old couple is floating around the block. Even the dog that always craps in my backyard floated right on by and crapped in the neighbor's lawn instead. Wonderful sunshine, birds singing, people smiling, people naked, kids playing, old people and dogs floating, and a crap-free lawn. What a wonderful day outside. Of course, this is all hearsay. My office doesn't have windows.

6 Comments:
Sheesh. I had stripped down to my barely there bikini BEFORE I realized you were making it all up. Thanks for a really awkward situation...
what other brand of flying disc IS there? it's awfully unfair for a brand name to turn into everyday language only to be inched out by competitors.
good thing kleenex still has a pretty good hold on our noses.
I saw the sun today from the inside of the cafe. It was winter weak, and when I got home I had to turn on the lights because of how dark it was inside. Thankyou for allowing me to imagine sunshine. How I could go some sunshine right now.
1GC - That happens all the time. Me causing awkward situations, that is. Not me causing people to strip.
cadiz - In trying to find another brand (since I don't know of any), I came across the World Flying Disc Federation's website. They actually have antidoping rules. Who takes drugs to be better at throwing a flying disc?
sarah - No problem! Back to reality today though. Rain expected.
Sun shine rocks.
Hey, Omar, this is so cool. I got a webtracker yesterday and I had a hit by way of you, from Oslo, Norway.
That's so cool how that works. Fun, fun!
And I'm waiting for that sun to come back. We had weather like that all through April, but May's been dodgy.
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antidoping rules in the WFCF? well you know, they probably don't want their best competitors tearing muscle or dislocating shoulders when they're battling it out on the 'roid juice.
i wonder if that applies to dogs who catch flying discs in competition, too...
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