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Carolina ([personal profile] fiarra) wrote2009-05-12 10:58 pm
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milkduds of pain!

So my sister gave me these boxes of Milk Duds this evening. I managed to injure myself somehow on the first post box. All I know is that I ate some and then the roof of my mouth was scraped and metallic tasting. *sigh* Leave it to me to be injured on caramel and chocolate.

Yesterday at the mall I walked by Abercrombie and Fitch. I noted that the large ad at the front of the store has now gone beyond "half-naked male torso". It is now "half-naked male torso with jean button un-done and hand halfway down the front of the pants". Dear Abercrombie... WHY? However I did get a delicious green tea lemonade, so I suppose it's okay.

Funniest thing happened today at work.
I was seating a single woman outside on the patio. Let's call her #1. She had a Border's bag and Angels and Demons by Dan Brown in her hand. On the patio, another woman (#2 in this case) was sitting alone, waiting for her husband to join her for lunch. When I walked out with #1... #2 asked if she had read the new Dan Brown book and what else she'd bought. I feel like they must have chatted in the bookstore prior to this. #2 then revealed that she was reading New Moon and that it was OMG SO GOOD. #1 stated that she had read all 4 and that YOU ARE GOING TO JUST DIE AND LOVE BOOK THREE!!! (Keep in mind. these are two women who are probably in their late 30s/early 40s) They talk for a couple minutes about how AMAZING the books are and how excited they are for the new one. Keep in mind, I am still standing there waiting to finish showing #1 to her table. They then ask me if I have read Twilight. I say that yes I have and leave it at that.. meanwhile trying to not laugh because if I think if I'd started laughing I might have just passed out. So.. still chatting, I manage to seat #1. At which point #2 (who is still waiting for husband), grabs her tea and goes to sit with the other woman, leaving her bread and menu at her original table. About 5 minutes later we see her moving EVERYTHING from her original table over to join #1. When husband shows up... they all end up sitting together.

It was the most amusing part of work today. Sparkly vampires made them BFFs!

Then I bought a piece of cheesecake and ate it. *drool*

Ahhh cosplay!!!!

[identity profile] kick-flaw.livejournal.com 2009-05-13 03:20 am (UTC)(link)
As much as I HATEHATEHATE Twilight, it's good to know strangers can still be brought together for the love of books.

[identity profile] fresica.livejournal.com 2009-05-13 03:46 am (UTC)(link)
It boggles my mind the way grown women bond over Twilight! That actually reminds me of an evening I was spending leeching WiFi at a downtown cafe before we got internet at my apartment. There was a group of women - might have even been a book club, idk - sitting on the couches near my table, and I could overhear their conversation perfectly. And since I have BOOK RADAR, I was kind of shamelessly eavesdropping while they discussed Twilight like it was the most profound series they'd EVER READ instead of being a trite, worryingly romanticist take on a wildly unhealthy teen romance. *AHEM* Anyhow, then one of the women asked another, "Well, have you read the last Harry Potter book?" And the second woman said, with a slightly disgusted look, "Oh, no. Those are just kids books." I almost sprayed breve ALL OVER MY LAPTOP. *facepalm*

Sorry for story time! Your two ladies reminded me of this. (I kind of feel sorry for Mr. Woman #2.)

[identity profile] celticfaerie23.livejournal.com 2009-05-13 11:35 pm (UTC)(link)
It's nice to see people coming together over literature, I agree...even if it is Twilight XD But at least you got some amusement outta watching them