I’m such a chameleon. I never get bored.
Natalie Imbruglia
As much as I personally identify with Ms. Imbruglia — I too am a chameleon … and there is that uncanny resemblance, no? But I must admit that I do indeed get bored. Often very bored. Tonight for example:
- I can’t find website that I want to look at.
- I have no books I am looking forward to starting.
And about three on the go that I can’t be bothered to finish. - I have read all my magazines this month.
- There is nothing on TV.
- I could take a bath but the plug-y thing is broken.
- I still have this terrible damn cold, so I could not do my evening cross-training tonight.
When I was a kid, being bored meant getting sent outside to play. Or worse, getting sent to clean my room. But since I am the spiritual sister of Ms. Imbruglia, I think I might just sit here in my music room and compose some new songs for my upcoming album. I have a few new interesting things I want to bang out.
X-train? — Christine: sometimes sarcasm doesn’t translate well over the internet. Your three dedicated readers know that you’ve never stepped foot into a gym, but if someone were to accidentally stumble onto your site, they would have a very incorrect impression of you.
Okaaaay. So how do you explain my Natalie Imbrugliaesque figure then? Huh? How? So there. Excuse me, I am off to do a quick 5k before dinner.
evening cross training .. ..HAHAHA
oh wait, we do that together – don’t we???
Indeed, alee. We did often do our 10K runs together. But you are slower than I am, so that’s why I have not been calling you lately for our jogs around the big pond. I find I enjoy running more with those who can keep up with my super fast pace. Sorry pal. Maybe we can do some bowling. But since I pulled my pidoquadial muscle, I must slow down anyway … so how about a nice easy 3K this Tuesday? I
well … i bet your ASS in spinning class and don’t you forget it!!
BEAT … beat your ass … i’m not that much of a gambler.
Toupee!
Oh, I meant touché!
Oh, those “cranky? friends that don’t believe you could do a little “run” before supper!
David