Oh, hi. Guess what? I'm on a lot of cold medicine right now. My head might explode in gush of snot anyway, which should make the guy who comes in to clean the office happy; wiping snot off my computer screen and keyboard.
Dear Guy Who Comes in the Clean the Office:
I'm sorry about the snot-mess. You're going to deserve a raise for this.
Love, Dana the Biped.
I miss college. In college, I could go to the nurse anytime I wanted. We called her Codeine Carrol, because no matter what ailed you, codeine was her answer. It was awesome.
Anyway, today I planned to write about my face. There is something wrong with it. Not just today because it's all puffy and my nose is chapped and my right eye has a tick because the sinus pressure is setting off some muscle contractions in my eyelid. I mean, there's something wrong with my face all the time.
My face is a total drama queen. Everything I feel, it shows, but times twenty-four thousand. A few examples:
This last summer, I was hanging out with The Squeeze. We'd just been out for lunch, and instead of mints, we got Dum-Dum suckers. I got cherry, which is definitely the best Dum-Dum flavor. Root beer is gross, so The Squeeze got that one. Anyway, we were walking home, and I dropped my Dum-Dum.
How I felt: Aw, bummer.
How I looked:
The Squeeze bought me a whole bag of Dum-Dums.
Or, how about the time I won tickets to a special screening of Grimm before it aired on TV?
How I felt: Neato!
How I looked:
And that time I was watching Doctor Who, and Rose had just gotten herself stuck in a different dimension and now he was travelling with Donna, and Rose was in the crowd behind Donna, but then she disappeared?
How I felt: "What?"
How I looked:
Lord only knows what I would look like if something really, really excited happened to me, like if I won the lottery or something. Probably like this:
Except I'd be better-dressed.
(True: My office is really casual. When I was hired and asked about the dress code, the HR guy said as long as I was wearing clothes, I was good. But I have to dress a lot more professionally than everyone else, or people think I'm twelve.)
Mya looks really laid back, but she would be super-excited to find a new home.
What a great post Dana! Love the photographic depiction of your face ;)! And I think when I saw that episode of Doctor Who my own face was more like the first one. :(
ReplyDeleteSigh. I miss Rose. Oh, the other companions are great, but nobody compares to Rose. Billie Piper and David Tennant need to make about a thousand movies together, and then I might finally get over it.
DeleteThe first face (times 10) is what I looked like at the end of season four. Donna is my Doctor.
ReplyDeleteI do have a serious soft spot for Doctor Donna, but Ten is my guy. My feelings for the duplicate are complicated.
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