Application and cover letter to Kinsey, check and check.
It went a-little sumthin’ like, like, a-like this:
Dear K.I.,
I need a job. I gots da qualifikashunz.
And I like sex.
Love,
Jenn XOXOXO
More than anything it would be fun to come home at Christmas time to say to my entire family, “Yeah, I live with my boyfriend — in sin! – and work for THE institute in sex research.”
This is “black sheep” for the typical Catholic family.
Shock me, shock me, shock me with that deviant behavior!
In other news, I went the Tom Petty concert last week…
(us. Verizon Wireless Music Center.)
Tom Petty is so old, guys. But he’s so good.
I had a good time, depite the fact that I felt I was by myself, because Damon was a Grumpy Gus, which I can say because this is MY forum and he cannot defend himself, so I am obviously right. Last year’s Tom Petty experience was pretty much untoppable. I had the Homecoming Mentality and this was not unlike the dreaded Matchbox 20 concert of ‘99, except that I didn’t get dumped two days later…
…The Theme Du Jour seems to be this:
Step One: Sad, sad, sad..I feel so sad. The man has got me down.
Two: FUCK THIS! Drink, drink, drink.
Three: Yay! Dance, dance, dance. Things are okay, at least for this moment.
Four: Why the fuck, fuck, fuck won’t you dance, dance, dance? Goddammit.
Five: Sad, sad, sad…I just want to have fun and escape this whole damn thing and no one gets it.
Lather, rinse, repeat.
In conclusion, I am
a) bi-polar
b) an alcoholic**
c) an excellent candidate for a comic strip character
** While I was waiting for Damon to finish up with an install at work last night, I mixed Captain Morgan into my Polar Pop and got delightfully toasted in the Best Buy parking lot while I read A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius. Tuesday night, people.
June 29th, 2006 at 3:44 am
Glad you had a good time at Tom Petty. He was pretty fantastic at Bonnaroo. Stevie Nicks even showed up.
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