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The State of My Fat Ass
A journal of sorts, updated every once in a while.

Damn you, damn you all to hell!

May 15, 2007

-- Sunshine & Mumbles are gone. They left early this morning, and are now in transit to Eninen’s house, where they’ll trash me and Toney for the next week or so, as they did Nancy and the gang while they were here. Ahh… the circle of life.

The visit didn’t go very well. Something happened around Day Eight, and everything just kinda degenerated. We were tolerating each other until we reached that breaking point, then it became fairly tense here at Jeff & Toney’s Bed and Breakfast Inn and Old Country Saloon. 

It’s funny how there’s a limit to those kinds of things, and everyone seems to be in sync with it. One night you go to bed and there’s not a problem, then you get up the next morning and it’s officially Too Much. And the whispered obscenities start, and the sniping, and the fantasies about folks being shoved down flights of stairs. 

The visits with S&M always go past that invisible line, by at least two days. Always. And the staircase in my fantasy is very steep and leads down to a darkened cellar, in case you’re interested.

Early in the visit we went to the middle school for something called Family Fun Night. It was basically a fund-raising event for the PTA, I think, and they had various carnival-style games, food, etc. Toney’s involved in all that stuff, so we always have to go. And I usually end up leaning against a cinderblock wall while my wife has extended conversations with, what feels like, the entire Commonwealth of Pennsylvania .

This time, however, I had S&M to keep me company. And Sunny bitched the entire time. It was too hot, it was too crowded, the food was terrible and way too expensive, “rich bitches” kept looking at her, and the janitor was “clearly” a child molester.

At one point we were seated at a cafeteria table eating burnt pizza, and Sunshine flew into a rage because some bitch with a Pennsylvania haircut was laughing at her. I have no idea what a Pennsylvania haircut is, and didn’t see anyone laughing at anyone. But Mumbles had to talk her down, before the bitch was confronted. 

It never stops.

She also launched into a lengthy diatribe about the provocative way young girls dress nowadays. It’s always nowadays, as if teenagers ten years ago dressed like the Amish. 

That kind of crap irritates me, because it’s both lazy and dishonest. It’s like when people insist on adding the phrase “especially these days” at the end of sentences, insinuating we’re on the verge of another Great Depression. I’ve heard that phrase all my life, and it makes my skin crawl.

Anyway… Sunshine told the oldest Secret to be careful with those kinds of girls, because they’d get him into trouble. During this grandmotherly advice session I’m almost certain I heard her use the phrase “hoochie mama.” 

The oldest Secret turned eleven last month, and had no idea what she was talking about. He just blinked a few times, and asked me if he could have a dollar for cotton candy.

Shortly after her outburst about trampy teens, Toney was talking to a woman who’s a big shot with the swim team, and a group of girls sat down near us. They looked to be about twelve years old, and one had incredibly large breasts -- and a very tight shirt to accentuate her new arrivals.

I thought Sunshine was going to have a seizure. She dropped the pizza box lid she’d been using to fan herself, and started hollering about the girl’s “huge set.” 

She was basically yelling, and just wouldn’t drop it. Toney was clearly embarrassed, and the girls had to hear her. At one point my mother-in-law said, “I didn’t have tits that big even when I was pregnant! Those babies are Ds!!”

I decided it was a good time to go check on the Secrets, and got the hell out of there. Even a hint of decorum would’ve been appreciated. 

As we were walking to our cars a young girl came running past us and yelled, “Mom! I’m about to punch some fifth-graders in the face! If they call me ‘lesbo’ one more time, they’re going to have a black & blue eye!!” 

Heh, black & blue eye. Why does that make me laugh?

Needless to say, the lesbo part touched off yet another high-horse session from Sunny, about how fast kids grow up nowadays. This coming only minutes after she’d screamed the word “tits” in the cafeteria of a middle school…. 

I’m not a religious man, but I thanked the Lord we’d come in separate cars. It was only a ten-minute drive home, but it was the most beautiful ten minutes I can remember.

I’ve got more, lots more, but I’d better pace myself here.

I’ll leave you now with a question the Secrets asked me last night: What would you do if you could be invisible for a day? I answered in a kid-friendly manner, but there’s no reason you have to do the same, if you don’t want. Use the comments link below.

And I’ll see ya tomorrow.
 

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