coffee and cakes, roger? why yes, gertrude, i don't mind if i do.
I think my deterrent (and he will hate this and demand we move it right now if it keeps me from writing), is that my dear soul is sleeping in the room where my computer now resides. Last night, instead of doing the bills as I should have, I decided to let joelio sleep instead – and used his laptop to dink around until much too late. I supposed I could have blogged then, but his computer just isn’t my home.
- I sited another “comfortable wardrobe” moment this morning in the elevator. Excusing the fashion faux-paux of the moment, this kind gentleman adorned slacks, polo, and comfy sneakers. Because I tend to hate just about everything in the morning, I hated him for his comfortable feet. Now, with some coffee giving me a bit of perspective, I realize I love his feet. He made me realize that I was not miserable in my boots, but was actually enjoying the comfy cushion of joel’s new socks (shhh. i am gonna be in soo much trouble). So even if my only requirement for a new job is to wear some soul-giving raiment, I can find small elements of comfort in my current situation. And let’s face the music, dearies…we all needs these tidbits of comfort to have the courage to face our existential dilemmas.
- It was free coffee Wednesday at the Sbucks in my building. I have three to choose from, so the one closest to my office was granted my business. Yes, for some reason I received a free coffee card to try their new roast every Wednesday. I feel this roast to be inferior to any African or Ethiopian bean, but I will drink just about anything if it’s free. And free is what I am all about these days.
- I am looking forward to my co-workers birthday. I get just the smallest, cutest sliver of coconut cake from mecrina bakery. This bakery is just the bee’s knees, my confidants. You really must love it so. do make a point to visit in on your next trip to god's city.
- I am overwhelmed of late with my dear friends and their struggle with moneys. I don’t know if you realize, but I have seriously the kind of friends that people write home about. These people are healthy, whole (or on their way), and live their lives with gustos of courage. But I see them making sacrifices and hurting because this society has no tolerance for soulfull careers. This angers me, my comrades. Some must be destitute and some must not attend to their futures, and I hate it friends. I just want to spit. What can be done…I wish to provide a new world; yes, a brave new world where we can soma.
EEEKKKS. Put everything sad on hold. A man JUST walked in with a pink bakery box! I do believe that a coconut cake resides inside. My coworker just said the most poignant thing I will hear all day.
“Pink bakery boxes always make me happy.”
I am going to sneak a picture of it.
I am so covert in my cajolery. I sneaked my camera into my pocket and then went to the kitchen.
I was also very naughty and took the sticker off to get a picture of the insides. And I am once again reminded of why i always carry my camera in my purse. which is why i need a big purse!
Happy Pink Box Wednesday; your eyes are sugary sweet to me.
6 comments:
I miss you today. And I want a pink box too.
On another note, your home IS coming along beautifully (if frustrating at times). The bookcase (and I just wrote "cake" rather than "case" - analyze that) by the bedroom made my visually stimulated heart give a little leap of joy.
Umber...my heart leaps also BUT for those plump and dapper raspberries upon yonder cake. Oh for a bakery.
Miss Candace, have I told you yet of the instance in which I pledged to never eat Safeway bakery products ever again -- which is INDEED a great sacrifice since Safeway is my only bakery in a 150 mile radius.
The situation at Safeway involved a young chubby boy molesting the long johns (every single one), licking his finger tips and poking the honey glazed donuts, breathing on the croissants and finally snatching up two tasty pieces of baking which were eventually dropped on the produce section floor before being retrieved and briefly fondled some more.
The little boy begged his mother for these unfortunate little donuts and she said no.
So he put them back on the shelf with the others.
How I wish I had a bakery supreme where delicate and tasty things are kept behind glass and removed only for the perfect buyer.
I want the pink box.
I want the cake too.
I want a bigger purse.
I want a coffee.
I want a bakery of my own.
j~
mistreatment of pastries is indeed one of the biggest tragedies. i am sorry you had to suffer such molestation!
i am sorry to give you fodder for your greivances against arizona, but perhaps to even the score:
i want nature
i want to homestead
i want a dog
i want an art
i want to sew
i want a pink kitchen
What a beautiful cake... mmm. You are so sneaky!
I have sworn never to eat Safeway baked goods as well.
Seeing the look on Jillian's face while she told the story of the molested pastries was enough for anybody to swear never to eat from Safeway again (unless of course the food you are buying is properly sealed and safe).
(and she does have a great pink kitchen doesn't she?!)
Correction:
The kitchen is mustard and deep plum...
...but pink is in it's heart.
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