Hell hath no fury like a blogger scorned.
This morning at work I was checking my personal email and saw that I had a comment on here. Funny, I haven’t written anything in forever… who would comment now? What would they say even?
Exhibit A:
I read your blog. I was bored. Not me personally at the moment before I began reading, but while I was reading it. I was bored.
WHAT? I was taken aback at first. Surely, everybody will have their critics, but who would write this? Why now?
The Culprit: Marsha Pearce, the wife of my boss. [Side Note: I'm on thin ice here... I have the right to defend myself... but she sleeps with the guy who signs my paychecks. Nonetheless, my rebuttal follows.]
I quickly sent an email asking her to further explain her comment.
Exhibit B (Her Response):
Yes, reading your blog was boring. I was BORED reading your blog. I thought to myself “I will open Murrell’s blog and see what he has to say,” and I was bored after reading a few entries. I find your blog boring. Do you want to know which part specifically bored me?”
(In addition to ragging my blog, she poked fun at the signature at the bottom of my emails, by ending her email with this…)
Marsha Pearce
President/CEO
Pearce Homestead and Child Mgmt.
Well, a few more emails exchanged about what specifically she found boring: The Office (US) Countdowns, TV recaps, etc. Apparently she only read my last 3 entries.
Well, it’s time to fight fire with fire. If my posts cause boredom, her’s cause comas. I would much rather read about your kids, your house, or your Family Vacation than my silly work anecdotes.
“NOT!”
Here’s a few riveting excerpts:
[Name Withheld] participated in the Olympic Day at school they have each year. All the classes participate and [Name Withheld] decided to run hurdles, obstacle course and long jump as his events. It was so much fun watching him in these. I didn’t get very many pictures without his tongue hanging out!!! That is his trademark when he concentrates! He got ribbons for all three events and placed third in the long jump! He was very proud of his ribbons and rightfully so! He worked extra hard for this! Way to go, [Name Withheld]!!! Keep up the good work!
Yippee!!!! Yahoo(TM) for [Name Withheld]! Golly that was a good time! Thanks for sharing that with EVERYBODY ON THE INTERNET. My son is in a wheelchair and he can’t participate in these games. Thanks for rubbing his disability and my failures as a parent in my face!!!
So we finally did a small remodel to our living/dining room. For those of you who remember, we have that really LONG room with no separation of the two rooms. We had always said we wanted to somehow divide the room without it being awkward or making the rooms feel too small. Well, we found a carpenter and described to him our idea and this is what he came up with! Two half-walls with a column that ties in to the ceiling!…
Oh No! You must secretly think your husband is as incompetent as Tim Allen!!!! Talk about “Home Improvement”s!! Get it?! Thank you so much for reminding me that I LIVE IN A CRAPPY APARTMENT AND EVEN AFFORD A NEW AIR FILTER, MUCH LESS A RENOVATION!!!1
Let me start with I’m not complaining. I got up to find Scott had made lunches. I was out of sandwich bags and had not made it to the store. So when I went into the kitchen and saw this on the counter, I couldn’t help but ask him, [Note: this post included pictures of trick-or-treat style wrapped sandwiches in cling wrap.] “Do you want some ribbon to go with those?” I can’t tell you what he said to me
But he had carefully wrapped their sandwiches and chips and then twisted them up and used scotch tape to keep them closed. I mean, really. Look at them! All they needed was some ribbon and a few of those curly-q ribbons to finish them off, don’t you agree??!!! Actually, we both got a big laugh out of it and I ran out that morning to get sandwich bags ….. no need to give him any ideas for the next morning, huh???!!!!!! Honey, you can pack those lunches any way you want … I appreciate you doing it!!!!
My husband is a homo. This is the most interesting thing I could find to write about.
Wow, I’m sorry Marsha. Your blog is so much more interesting than mine. In fact, I’m so emotionally hopped-up, I need to take a few shots of whiskey and a bottle of Vicodin just to calm down. You should put some sort of warning label on your page!
[As a total side-note, my lovely wife thinks Marsha and I are both lame for even blogging in the first place. I agree with that.]
And if you happen to see a sudden rise in how many times I post, its because I was recently fired.
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