Time is on My Side

Time is on my side, yes it is. I just don’t have enough of it lately.

I need time to get used to my life as it is. Pos­tings will be weak, like the tea your grand­mother used to make for you, tea loa­ded with cream & sugar and not quite strong enough — even for a ten year old.

I need time to learn I can’t out­dis­tance a thun­ders­torm, nor can you so don’t argue with me on this I tried it a cou­ple of nights ago and it is not possible.

I need time to find a place to shop for under­wear as Victoria’s Sec­ret is now full of nasty push up bras in unsightly colors. I dis­co­ve­red as well they have dele­ga­ted my cot­ton pan­ties to the back under some flimsy black and gold see through tee shirt, not to men­tion the place has tur­ned into a pink hell. Not the pale fuzzy pink of a baby’s butt, a garish Tammy Faye pink.

I need time to read books, run, and to tend my zucchinis.

I need time.

Time may even make Mitt Rom­ney go away.

My find for the day ( well not actually my find I stole the find from a blog called diony­sus sto­ned under a post tit­led The Blog­gers Mani­festo ) was a spec­ta­cu­lar blog called A Beau­ti­ful Revo­lu­tion . Art­work and words, words which are art­work. You must go there, but go quietly into the revo­lu­tion so as not to dis­turb the piece within the turmoil.

The piece below the cut belongs to the artist there.

This will take you to the exact site of the pic­ture. The link above will take you to the blog.

You will thank me.

You’ll come run­ning back (said you would, baby)
You’ll come run­ning back (I always said you would)
You’ll come run­ning back, to me

Right?

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18 Comments

  • Your choice of sensible/comfortable under­wear somehow rea­su­res me.

    I have too much time, par­ti­cu­larly in my head. You may take as much of it as you need.

    Stand in the storm.

  • I don’t have time either. I think it’s an epidemic.

    By the way, you for­got my anni­ver­sary. 500 posts and I can’t even get a kind word from one of my most favo­rite readers/writers? Sheesh. LOL

  • Never try to take on a thunderstorm.

    Take time to smell the roses, or the zucchini. Does Zucchini smell?

    You might want to con­si­der giving golf a shot again. :)

    I know what you mean about books, I have a lot of catching up to do too.

    Great picture/words.

  • Hey, I liked A Beau­ti­ful Revo­lu­tion. A real poet. Maybe even a goofy one.

    Zucchini makes bet­ter bread and tas­tes bet­ter gri­lled than a blog. Just don’t go away entirely.

  • Your weak is most people’s strong.

    I like that you don’t link to every crap blog out there and that you post links to things I’ve never read and pro­bably would never have found on my own, and they are always good.

    I feel bad that I agreed with the “hot artsy fartsy inte­llec­tual girl” thing oh so long ago, because you are much more.

    Go plant some Zucchini.
    You should go to a base­ball game.

    That is a cool blog btw. I may have to link to that one, and I’m not usually inte­res­ted in poetry or art.

  • I hate Victoria’s Sec­ret too. Really, I do :-)

  • I never shop VS any­more. I used to like their cot­ton under­wear but now the sto­res are simply gross, for the most part anyway.

    I should take some down time for rea­ding too.

    Tres cool, A beau­ti­ful Revolution

  • Gulp! Not evin a ten year old? Im glad im elevin!

  • I am so glad you are not taken with all that silly pink which pas­ses for vickie’s sec­ret these days. All those gor­geous models on the run­way but that’s the best they can do commercially?

    Besi­des, you look so much bet­ter in commando.

    Never stand outside in a t-storm. Just two days ago, some unfor­tu­nate kid across the way from TMI was barely done hel­ping a neigh­bor whose front-yard tree had been hit by ligh­te­ning when… gads… he was hit by ligh­te­ning as he wal­ked up his drive side-by-side with his father. His father sur­vi­ves. He did not.

    He recei­ved his diploma and teaching cer­ti­fi­cate from Millers­vi­lle U just a month ago.

  • coyote: I like to be reas­su­ring.
    I hate to take tings out of your head mikey.

    Stand against the storm is more like it.

    mojo: I am sorry, I will run right over and harass you.

    500 — lord we are a sick bunch.

    jacob: no it does not smell, at least not that I am aware of. Got me thin­king though.

    Doug: I thought it was a nice place. I may have to add it to my blog roll. Maybe I already did, I can’t remem­ber anything these days.
    Naw, you couldn’t stone me hard enough to get me to stop.

    casey: You should feel bad.

    I’m done plan­ting and wai­ting for the har­vest.
    No base­ball games for me, I don’t eat hot dogs.

    Zydeco: I heard you got all your under­wear there.

    Kait: Tres cool is right. Yeah it’s back to the depart­ment sto­res for me.

    Indie: You sca­red me for a minute.

    sauer­kraut: Don not pre­tend you have seen me com­mando but your right I am spec­ta­cu­lar that way.
    No I do fear storms and at the first sound of thun­der I am out. I used to play soc­cer and I think I was the only girl out there who would leave the field at the sound of thun­der. They usually wai­ted until they saw the first bolt of ligh­te­ning before making us get off the field.

  • Ever­yone needs time to enjoy what’s out there.

    I’ve never been in a VS store. I just read the paper version.

  • I am “land­loc­ked” here hol­ding down two jobs, I know what you man about no time.

    For you “no time” means pos­ting only twice a week, for me it means monthly.

    Nice link.

    I hope you plan­ted some peppers.

  • You could make some more time by not slee­ping. 4 hours a night was all most really pro­duc­tive sorts — Edi­son, for example — needed.

    Really? Vic­to­ria Sec­rets and their quest to put pushups on every woman.
    Are they that uncom­for­ta­ble? I thought it was the pri­ces you pay. $50 min for a supporter.

    Any­ways, have a good weekend!

  • Your blog just keeps loo­king bet­ter and bet­ter, Coo­per. I’ll try not to be jea­lous, but I’ll be lying. Vic­to­ria Sec­ret? I left them in my spen­ding dust when a girl with a butt big­ger than mine told me they don’t sell size 8 undies about 7 years ago. Fine. Macy’s works. At least then you have a choice.

    Thanks for the link to A Beau­ti­ful Revo­lu­tion. The poetry is sim­ple, the art very dif­fe­rent. The whole site is very unu­sual and appea­ling to my clo­set text/font/graphics self. Nice.

  • You kid with the “light post” stuff.

    Thanks for that link, always fin­ding the more arcane.

    “Time may even make Mitt Rom­ney go away.”

    If only.

  • I’m always remin­ded of the line from Star Trek Gene­ra­tions (yes i know but i’m a geek what else am I going to do!):

    Time is the fire in which we burn…

    oh and i do thank you for that link!

  • John: You’re not mis­sing a thing, keep rea­ding the book but remem­ber those girls don’t look like that either.

    G: Land loc­ked is a nice way of put­ting it.
    pep­pers, green beans tomato, and zucchini.

    Jason: I used to rarely sleep, at least in college I nap­ped in the late after­noon and early eve­ning and then sta­yed up very late. That habit is hard to break but after a few rough mor­nings it gets much easier to break that habit.

    Kelly: I thought the beau­ti­ful revo­lu­tion was a great find. I’m glad you enjo­yed it.

    I was just stun­ned really as how they have pin­ked it up and how their stuff seems to be more cheaply made than a cou­ple years ago. I couldn’t find the “what most peo­ple wear” sec­tion amongst all the pink and perfume.

    Joe: I never kid.

    Lee: Wel­come for the link. I don’t watch STG but that is a fine line.

  • “Pos­tings will be weak, like the tea your grand­mother used to make for you.”

    I wish I could write like that. Wow.