Like my title, it didn’t take me much to think it up.
Inside, we want people to fail don’t we. I want Al Gore to be so wrong in his calculations, I want Angelina to have a small, public tantrum Britney style, and dammit, could you people in my blogosphere please not be so perfect either?
I’ve never had any innate desire to be perfect, it’s not something I strive for. I have shortcomings and failings like crazy, and the world knows it. But sometimes I just want other people to be as much of a failure as I am.
Nah, this blog doesn’t stem from something I did, I just keep reading about the accomplishments of others and feeling left behind I guess.
November 5, 2009 at 10:38 am
*Grins from ear to ear*
Look no further, I am the god of imperfection. Gods sake I lost half of my blog files by just moving them from one folder to the folder next to them. I cant decorate, am colour blind and have to ask my kids to take the tops off jars for me. When it comes to getting things wrong I rokc
November 5, 2009 at 12:33 pm
Oh good, I was hoping you’d have a lisp or something, but the list makes me feel much better.
Now if I can get MTAE (aka Mr. Perfect) to admit he has a wart on his nose or something, I’d feel great.
November 15, 2009 at 6:55 pm
Are you kidding me? I have so many imperfections I created a weekly carnival for them.
Had to crack up about your above comment, cuz I DO have a bit of a lisp when I’m tired (and absolutely – you better laugh about it because if I can’t laugh about it myself, what’s the point?
And I just got done with your moose post… YOWZA! Waaay cool, my hubs would be in heaven!
November 16, 2009 at 11:30 am
Rachel, it’s so nice of you to admit you aren’t perfect. And the lisp thing is truly funny … sort of
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