Apparently I am It!
Behold, the Caesar’s Bath meme! List five things that people in your circle of friends or peer group are wild about, but you can’t really understand the fuss over. To use the words of Caesar (from History of the World Part I), "Nice. Nice. Not thrilling . . . but nice."
Tagged by Laura. And how can I resist anything that quotes Mel Brooks?
1. Exercise: Really, I try to get with the program, but the idea of getting up early to sweat makes me want to cry. Then I roll over and go back to sleep. And the idea of mustering up more energy after I get home from a day wrangling groups of 12-13 years old makes me somewhat snarly. Oh, I admire your Firm Asses immensely, but at the end of the day? Exercise...meh.
2. Lobster: Okay, it's not a New Fun Thing, but I just don't get all the whoop. It's nice, I guess, but nothing special. I had one when we visited P.E.I. because I felt like it was required, but every other meal out, I had mussels. Mmmmmm, mussels.
3. Desperate Housewives: It's occasionally cute and sometimes amusing, but is it worth giving up a regular hour of my life? I think not. If my husband didn't love it, I wouldn't bother watching at all.
4. Orlando Bloom: Granted, many of the "women" around me who swoon over him are 12 years old, but still, I like to think that even at 12 I would have had the good taste to prefer Johnny Depp or Sean Bean. Not only do I not find him sexy, his acting is immensely uninteresting to me.
5. Religion: It is fascinating to study, but that kind of faith in a higher being simply holds no power for me. I am particularly astonished by the dogmatic, dictatorial types who want to tell everyone else how they should live their lives. Okay, I don't actually have any friends who fall into this category, but it still effects my life regularly. And I don't get it.
I'm not tagging anyone, but go ahead and use this if you want!
Tagged by Laura. And how can I resist anything that quotes Mel Brooks?
1. Exercise: Really, I try to get with the program, but the idea of getting up early to sweat makes me want to cry. Then I roll over and go back to sleep. And the idea of mustering up more energy after I get home from a day wrangling groups of 12-13 years old makes me somewhat snarly. Oh, I admire your Firm Asses immensely, but at the end of the day? Exercise...meh.
2. Lobster: Okay, it's not a New Fun Thing, but I just don't get all the whoop. It's nice, I guess, but nothing special. I had one when we visited P.E.I. because I felt like it was required, but every other meal out, I had mussels. Mmmmmm, mussels.
3. Desperate Housewives: It's occasionally cute and sometimes amusing, but is it worth giving up a regular hour of my life? I think not. If my husband didn't love it, I wouldn't bother watching at all.
4. Orlando Bloom: Granted, many of the "women" around me who swoon over him are 12 years old, but still, I like to think that even at 12 I would have had the good taste to prefer Johnny Depp or Sean Bean. Not only do I not find him sexy, his acting is immensely uninteresting to me.
5. Religion: It is fascinating to study, but that kind of faith in a higher being simply holds no power for me. I am particularly astonished by the dogmatic, dictatorial types who want to tell everyone else how they should live their lives. Okay, I don't actually have any friends who fall into this category, but it still effects my life regularly. And I don't get it.
I'm not tagging anyone, but go ahead and use this if you want!
posted by allison | 10:14 PM
2 Comments:
We agree with you about exercise. Why do yumoos want to get all sweaty?
But we do like watching Jenn do her yoga.
OK Bye
Stompy
I've been losing interest recently in exercise.
But I'm with you on Orlando Bloom. Teenage girls, honestly!
Sorry I've been a lax stalker!
Callie
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