Guess who's back
Back again
Laddy's back
Tell a friend
Guess who's back, guess who's back, guess who's back, guess who's back
guess who's back, guess who's back, guess who's back..
Thank you to Eminem for the fabulous reintroduction.
Some of you (who I am kidding no one reads this garbage) may have realized that I disappeared for a while. I was a little unnerved because a student found my blog and was reading it. It is one thing for me to rant, rave and be a crazy person on a blog for everyone to read, but it is quite another to have an audience that you know. I can't handle the idea of anyone that I actually know reading this, so if you know me and you are reading this let's pretend that your not.
Okay, now that we got that out of the way I can actually start with the ranting and raving part of this post. I know that everyone has a life, stress, stupid things that happen, etc., but for some reason I feel the need to talk about them here, because it stops my friends and family from thinking about how much I complain.
Here's my latest and greatest:
I went to a furniture auction a few weeks ago (the store was going out of business and I am all about taking advantage of the situation). I was armed with a credit card, an auction card, and an 'I'm meaner than you' look on my face. I ended up bidding on some pub chairs, that just happened to go with a table that another lady just purchased, and I won them. The other lady was pretty upset, as I am sure you could imagine, and gave me dirty looks for quite some time. I kept bidding on things and ignoring her, but she went over to MY pub chairs and started messing with them.
Normally I am pretty even tempered, but she pulled on the plastic that protected the fabric and seemed to be sabotaging my merchandise. I walked over to her and calmly explained that if she didn't leave my chairs alone I would have to take drastic actions. She looked at me like I was crazy and I told her that I was going to "kick her butt". On the inside I was shaking like a leaf. I couldn't stop thinking about where the exits were and what the quickest route was. Thankfully she turned and walked away. I was quite impressed with myself, but I don't think I will try that one again.
Later in the day I went to pay for my merchandise and found out that my auction card had been mistaken for another auction card and vise versa. My number was 63 and the other number was 53. The person writing the winning number down had misheard the caller several times. Can you guess who number 53 was? Yep, it was her, the blonde 'can't afford a pub chair for my table' lady. She was a little apprehensive at first in the division of goods, but was honest about what items belonged to her, so I was happy. Did I mention I also bought a cherry sleigh bed?