Toys.

My grandma is watching Home-Shopping.

As you all know, she's been complaining that she "just can't afford this and that" anymore.

She sees this stupid rolling light up toy, and says, "Oh, maybe I should get that for Arthur!"
Arthur is Armando (the shitty caretaker) 2 year old kid.

This really pissed me off. Why? Well, like I said, she's always complaining that she can't afford these things she needs, or money to fix things that are broken, but she has enough to buy shit off of Home-Shopping for a kid that isn't hers?

And to sound just a little bit greedy/selfish (take your pick), not enough to raise the budget on my future used car?

Armando and his wife are well off, they can afford nice cars and all the things their two kids need. I don't know why she has this urge to buy the kid, of a guy whom she hates and complains about all day everyday, toys. All the time. We'll be at Target or somewhere, and she'll find some kid thing and want to buy it for him.

You're already paying the man, so you're already technically buying them their dinner, cars, clothes, food, and other whatnots.

And she wonders why she "can't afford things" anymore.

FML.

P.S - It also took me hours, technically a day, to find a layout I liked.

APPRECIATE IT!!! :)

Spoiled?

"I have no riches but  my thoughts. Yet these are wealth enough for me." - Sara Teasdale


There once was this chick on my Facebook. We'll call her X.

X and I got into an argument. X was making a ton of status's complaining about her job. She has two.
Both jobs are at grocery stores. She was complaining that her second job, which is just "borrowing" her, won't fit to "her schedule". I told her that if they're just "borrowing" her, then that means they only call her when she is needed, not like a regular job. 

To save you from the idiocy that is X, the conversation led her to calling me ignorant because I haven't had a job, so of course I wouldn't know anything about working!

OK, I may have been a tad more mean than that. It really went like this:

Do Or Do Not.

"The greater the effort, the greater the glory." - Pierre Corneille

Want.

"I want you, I want you so bad it's driving me mad.." - The Beatles I Want You

Life.

"There's no moral to this story, it's just a bunch of stuff that happened!" - Homer Simpson

Beginning.

"Everything starts where it ends..." - Lovedrug Everything Starts Where It Ends

Senseless.

"I love you too," Eli says. "I just don't think that matters enough anymore." - Loose Girl, Kerry Cohen, p. 138

Smile.

"Smile like you mean it." - The Killers

Trick.

"One of the hardest things in life is having words in your heart that you can't utter." - James Earl Jones

Unnoticed.

This one is relatively old, but I really like it and feel like it deserves a spot on my blog.