
Like everyone else, we like to pretend we are rockstars so the event included chest-thumping base, a handful of photographers, live comedians, and my favorite part--leggy Eastern European blondes tending bar all night. I was multi-tasking throughout the night--sipping cranberry juice on the rocks and schmoozing inebriated partners all while giving the bartender with fishnets and a rear-end shaped like a backwards "P" a little something I call "the eye."
As an aside, nothing stops a conversation about why I don't drink cold in its tracks like the phrase: "I have been sober 8 months." It's almost as good as Bonny's explanation of why she was not immediately pregnant after marriage: "Why, that would mean we would have to have sex."
Lastly, I think I have cancer. I must. Work is going well--managers & partners all seem to appreciate my inherent genius. Bonuses and promotions are coming up--(shake 8-ball) and all signs look good. I am on the way down from 200 lbs. Hawaiian sunsets are beautiful. Life is good.
But I have felt like this before and heartache must be just around the corner. Last year it was employment-related. The year before, it was the fairer sex. This year it has to be health. I am willing to take bets to defray chemo costs.
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don't take bets - just save your bonuses and raises.
ReplyDeleteand i doubt your health is in danger
ReplyDeletebut it sounds like a great party - our company parties are very similar
ReplyDeletekarl i'm so disappointed.
ReplyDeletehere i sit feeling rather cranky, thinking that nothing in particular is going my way at the moment (although i'm sure it really is.)
so i think, i'll check karl's blog, he'll certainly have the dose of negativity i crave, and you go on and on about how great your life is.
just when i thought i knew you.
Bruce, when you cut, you cut deep. I wrote a post just for you.
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