Now that I have a job, I'm hiring. I need someone to walk around with me everywhere I go. Their primary job would be to point a fan at me so that my hair floats seductively around my face and my clothes look like they are flowing. This person would also have ambient lighting so that I look angelic and dewy everywhere I go.
This is the only way I'll look nice in some of the clothes I tried on today. I almost never go into a store with a preconceived outfit in mind because it almost always leads to disappointment. The other day in the mail I received a flyer with a coupon and inside was an outfit I thought I had to have. It was sassy, it was pretty and it was unique. It also doesn't look good on unless I arch my back and jump into the air like the model in the flyer.
I understand that they need to make clothes look appealing-they did a fantastic job because I went into the store and picked out every piece of the advertised outfit. But can't they at least try to make it look realistic? No one really sits poised on the end of their seat or turns to look back at people over their shoulders, hair flying, lips pouted...
Needless to say, I did not buy the outfit.
****Changing Gears****
I will continue to cook for the family as long as my hours don't conflict. I'll be closer to them physically now and I'll leave the same time I do now so as long as I don't have tons of overtime I should be OK.
Remember the other day Melody ran up to me all excited? And The Mom told me that she always asks if I'm coming because she wants to see me? Well, today The Dad was home and the girls ran up to me, jumping up and down excited to see me. He said, "They like to eat." Insinuating that they were excited because I cook their dinner. Ass.
Then while I was cooking the older girl came over to ask what I was doing. I explained to her the process of dipping the meat in the flour, then egg and then the bread crumbs. She was just about to leave when The Dad came over and gave her a stool to stand on-out of the way, but still there. He proceeded to then stay with her explaining step by step what I was doing. Then he decided to give her a lesson on how to use the kitchen scale. He crossed my path and got out some butter then weighed it. Finally I had to ask him to move so I could get a cutting board out. He still didn't get the hint so I asked if he could shift over because I needed to multi task in order to get dinner ready.
The Mom had to come in to tell him to leave. Seriously? Is he that insecure that he has to one up me in teaching her lessons? Why does he feel the need to do that? And why does he think it's OK to stand in the kitchen (in my way) while I'm cooking? I swear, he's nicer than he was in the beginning, but he's still so annoying.
Last night he told me a story about how the older girl ordered a chocolate lava cake for dessert. He said he was "just waiting for the day" when she ordered something pretentious...like chicken with sage butter or something, he said. He used a "rich persons voice" when he said it. I felt like telling him that she is exactly like HIM.
Have I mentioned that I really like it when he's not home?