If I were being totally honest I
would admit that today’s blog post is mostly about trying to ditch the last of
my summer outfit pictures…that, and getting this thing written so I can finally
binge watch the second season of, “Stranger Things,” on Netflix. Um…as a side note, is anyone else totally
impressed with what Netflix has been putting out lately? “Mindhunter,” owned me for three days! This being stated, I believe it’s probably
obvious I’ve been wasting a large portion of my time lately in front of the
tube. Basically, in my mind winter has already begun
and it’s time to hibernate.
Of course, even in the summer hibernation is not that foreign
of a concept for me.
I’m quite comfortable holing myself up with a good book at my favorite
Starbucks or the public library. However,
I'll state that venturing out to even these inconspicuous locations is becoming a bit of a
challenge. In fact, it was just yesterday
I found myself in my favorite comfy chair at the library. I had settled in to read about two hours of a
thriller I’ve been currently devouring.
This stop between errands was to be an early reward for my inevitable
biweekly grocery trip to…gasp!...Walmart. Keeping that horrid task in mind, I had
limited time for, “leisure,” and I wasn’t in the mood for distractions. Unfortunately, not everyone seems acquainted
with the concept that libraries are supposed to be a quiet place. As a result, the majority of my time there
was spent listening to some jerk’s cell phone conversation with his girlfriend. This is why bookworms are so antisocial. I don't care what time your girlfriend is demanding you get home!...I've got a killer to catch!
Of course, apart from this issue, it hasn’t been that challenging to
stay home lately. Unfortunately, I’ve already experienced two head colds this fall
that damn near killed me. I seriously
found myself worrying, “My God! Can I suffocate from phlegm?!”
Looking at the pictures above does make me
smile at the recollection of summer.
Yes, last summer…a time where I did find myself, “actually doing,” quite
a few things! For instance, on the days
these pictures were taken I had attended a rodeo and gone to a lake. I can’t help but laugh now at the realization
that I had theme dressed for both occasions.
I feel like maybe there's a group available for this kind of
problem. “Hi, My name is Rayna and I
theme dress.”
I guess I look forward to the idea of
actually, “doing things,” again.
However, it’s hard when there are so many kitschy, “Degrassi,” episodes
left to watch…or killers to be exposed in the next hundred pages…or Stevie
Nicks pictures to pin on my Pinterest board…or handbags to put on my ultimate wish list…or
‘S’mores to microwave and eat…or cats to cuddle and converse with…or Woody
Guthrie albums to spin on the turntable…or fashion houses to follow on Instagram...or Post Malone videos to watch on YouTube...or garbage pail kid punk rock jackets to be made…or… You know, maybe I
am doing stuff? Better yet, I think I can theme dress for all of these activities. A flannel shirt and sweat pants sounds good. Whew…perfect!
I’m right on track then.
-r.
What's the book?
ReplyDeleteThe title is, "Unsub". I don't know if I would label it quality literature, but it's a page turner and gave me the wiggins more than once. I will recommend it to you on Goodreads so you can check out the summary.
ReplyDeleteThe less quality the better right now, I just need some good ol fashioned mindless entertainment outside of Ash vs the Evil Dead, which is wonderful, bt dubs. Also theme outfits is all I believe in, so preach. How was halloween?
ReplyDeleteHalloween was a total bust. I was sick as hell and actually left work that day to pass out at home. I hope yours was better than mine! Also, thanks for reminding me of Ash vs. the Evil Dead. I have been wanting to check it out.
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