Pod Person or Christmas Miracle...You Decide!

[colliemommie]

We are back home from Pittsburgh. I only got about half of what I wanted to accomplished, which is not really that surprising since my mother only watched the kids for half the time she promised she would. Dad was amazed by the amount that was actually in the house, but isn't everyone always? And I forgot one of the cardinal rules of house clearing, which is to always order the bigger dumpster. 6 cubic yards wasn't cutting it.

I had a surprising conversation with Bruce on my way home. We were trying to synch up our schedules for the next few days, and I said that I would find a Red Cross BLS course online and get him signed up (blah bah work stuff blah). He said not to bother, I was plenty busy with the kids, and the house, and Christmas, and the car repairs, and I should concentrate on those things and he would take care of his things.

Dear reader, I nearly swallowed my tongue. I've gotten so used to being Bruce's secretary, scheduling department, and life coach...I don't remember the last time he didn't ask or expect me to take care of something like this for him.

THEN he said I should get the cleaners in sometime before Christmas. Apparently there was a dog-related incident when I was gone that needs some considerable scrubbing even after Bruce's attempts at cleanup, and I am instructed not to waste my time on it when I have more important things to do (!!!!).

So, flist, what do you think? Pod person or Christmas miracle? And, if pod person, should I care?

In completely unrelated news, I love watching Cloris Leachman. She is an amazing comedian.

Comments

[dreamweaver523.livejournal.com]

either way, just roll with it :)

[noodledays.livejournal.com]

yep, this is what I'm thinking too. :D

[agameofthree.livejournal.com]

I dunno, miracle vs. pod person -- end result is the same, apparently, so go with it. :)

[thexphial.livejournal.com]

I vote Christmas miracle.

[colliemommie.livejournal.com]

This is why I need you as a friend...so much faith in humanity. Everyone is going with the pragmatic "who cares as long as the outcome is good", and I'm still leaning toward alien involvement.

(I'm only half joking, too. I love that you treat everyone as though they are as kind as you.)

[thexphial.livejournal.com]

Ha! I don't usually think of myself as an optimist. I think I just WANT people to be good, even though I know they often (usually even) aren't.

[colliemommie.livejournal.com]

But you treat people as though they *are* good, despite knowing they often aren't. That says a lot about you, and it's amazing.

[filkferengi]

See "Cordelia and the Results Beyond Hope."

:)

Merry Christmas!

[mmegaera.livejournal.com]

The only way to find out for sure is to see if it lasts past Christmas [g].

[northernwalker]

Christmas miracle, and let's hope it lasts!

[pinkminx.livejournal.com]

Stepford husband!