Na Na Na Na Na Na Na
Na Na Na Na Na Na
Na Na Na Na Na Na Na
Na Na Na Na Na Na
I guess i just lost my husband
I don't know where he went
So i'm gonna drink my money
I'm not gonna pay his rent (Nope)
I got a brand new attitude
And i'm gonna wear it tonight
I wanna get in trouble
I wanna start a fight
Na Na Na Na Na Na Na
I wanna start a fight
Na Na Na Na Na Na Na
I wanna start a fight
So so what?
I'm still a rock star
I got my rock moves
And i don't need you
And guess what
I'm having more fun
And now that we're done
I'm gonna show you tonight
I'm alright, I'm just fine
And you're a tool
So so what?
I am a rockstar
I got my rock moves
And i don't want you tonight
Uh, check my flow, uh
The waiter just took my table
And gave to Jessica Simp- Shit!
I guess i'll go sit with drum boy
At least he'll know how to hit
What if this song's on the radio
Then somebody's gonna die
I'm gonna get in trouble
My ex will start a fight
Na Na Na Na Na Na Na
He's gonna start a fight
Na Na Na Na Na Na Na
We're all gonna get in a fight!
So so what?
I'm still a rock star
I got my rock moves
And i don't need you
And guess what
I'm having more fun
And now that we're done
I'm gonna show you tonight
I'm alright, I'm just fine
And you're a tool
So so what?
I am a rock star
I got my rock moves
And i don't want you tonight
You weren't there
You never were
You want it all
But thats not fair
I gave you life
I gave my all
You weren't there
You let me fall
So so what?
I'm still a rock star
I got my rock moves
And i don't need you
And guess what
I'm having more fun
And now that we're done (we're done)
I'm gonna show you tonight
I'm alright(I'm alright),I'm just fine (I'm just fine)
And you're a tool
So so what?
I am a rock star
I got my rock moves
And i don't want you tonight
No No, No No
I Don't want you tonight
You weren't fair
I'm gonna show you tonight
I'm alright, I'm just fine
And you're a tool
So so what?
I am a rock star
I got my rock moves
And i don't want you tonight
(wooooooooooohoooooooo!)
Ba da da da da da (*tongue spits*)
Pink
Thursday, September 18, 2008
Is it almost "Someday" yet?
This morning I heard on the radio that after the Cubs played their make-up game in Milwaukee, some of the players wouldn't mind tearing down Wrigley Field and having a new stadium built. Oh, Zambrano, we love you, you made our hearts fill with joy and tears run down our cheeks...but replace Wrigley???
One of the things I've always loved, even when I was rebelling and pretending to be a Sox fan, was Wrigley Field. I remember when I was a little girl and my Mom took my brother and me to my first game. Thank you, Mommy, for letting me share the experience again with you this past Mother's Day..some 20+ years later! Oh Damon Berryhill , you started this love affair I have with baseball, the Cubs, and Wrigley. To tear it down would be, well, blasphemous. It would mark the end of the the world as we know it. Please please please....keep our ivy covered walls...the ambiance...the sense of being among family that we ALL feel every time we walk through those gates.
I leave you now, fellow Cubs fans, with lovely words from the famous Eddie Vedder:
Yeah, don’t let them say that it’s just a game.
Well, I’ve seen other teams and it is never the same.
When you go to Chicago, you’re blessed and you’re healed, The first time you walk into Wrigley Field.
Heroes with pinstripes and heroes in blue, Give us the chance to feel like heroes do.
Whether we’ll win and if we should lose, we know Someday we’ll go all the way.
Yeah, someday we’ll go all the way.
We are one with the Cubs, with the Cubs we’re in love.
Hold our heads tall as the underdogs.
We are not fairweather, but farweather fans.
Like brothers in arms, in the suites and the stands.
There’s magic in the Ivy and the old score board.
The same one I stared at as a kid keeping score.
In a world full of greed, we could never want more.
Someday we’ll go all the way.
Yeah, someday we’ll go all the way.
Here’s to the men and the legends we’ve known.
Giving us faith and giving us hope.
United we stand and united we’ll fall
Down to our knees the day we win it all.
Yeah Ernie Banks said, “oh, let’s play two”.
I think he meant two hundred years.
Playing at Wrigley, our diamond, our jewel.
The home of our joy and our fears.
Keeping traditions, and wishes anew,
The place where our grandfathers’ fathers they grew.
The spiritual feeling if I ever knew.
And when the day comes for that last winning run, and I’m crying and covered with beer.
I look to the sky and know I was right today.
Someday we’ll go all the way.
Yeah, someday we’ll go all the way.
One of the things I've always loved, even when I was rebelling and pretending to be a Sox fan, was Wrigley Field. I remember when I was a little girl and my Mom took my brother and me to my first game. Thank you, Mommy, for letting me share the experience again with you this past Mother's Day..some 20+ years later! Oh Damon Berryhill , you started this love affair I have with baseball, the Cubs, and Wrigley. To tear it down would be, well, blasphemous. It would mark the end of the the world as we know it. Please please please....keep our ivy covered walls...the ambiance...the sense of being among family that we ALL feel every time we walk through those gates.
I leave you now, fellow Cubs fans, with lovely words from the famous Eddie Vedder:
Yeah, don’t let them say that it’s just a game.
Well, I’ve seen other teams and it is never the same.
When you go to Chicago, you’re blessed and you’re healed, The first time you walk into Wrigley Field.
Heroes with pinstripes and heroes in blue, Give us the chance to feel like heroes do.
Whether we’ll win and if we should lose, we know Someday we’ll go all the way.
Yeah, someday we’ll go all the way.
We are one with the Cubs, with the Cubs we’re in love.
Hold our heads tall as the underdogs.
We are not fairweather, but farweather fans.
Like brothers in arms, in the suites and the stands.
There’s magic in the Ivy and the old score board.
The same one I stared at as a kid keeping score.
In a world full of greed, we could never want more.
Someday we’ll go all the way.
Yeah, someday we’ll go all the way.
Here’s to the men and the legends we’ve known.
Giving us faith and giving us hope.
United we stand and united we’ll fall
Down to our knees the day we win it all.
Yeah Ernie Banks said, “oh, let’s play two”.
I think he meant two hundred years.
Playing at Wrigley, our diamond, our jewel.
The home of our joy and our fears.
Keeping traditions, and wishes anew,
The place where our grandfathers’ fathers they grew.
The spiritual feeling if I ever knew.
And when the day comes for that last winning run, and I’m crying and covered with beer.
I look to the sky and know I was right today.
Someday we’ll go all the way.
Yeah, someday we’ll go all the way.
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
Never Make Someone a Priority When You Are Only Their Option....Part II
About a year ago, when life started to get really shitty, I came across this little saying and wrote about it. I still find that saying to be true, however, my perspective has changed.
My life has changed very quickly lately, and while it's all for the good, I can't help but feel a little overwhelmed. I told a friend today that I believe the Universe put her into my life for a reason. I told another friend today that everything happens for a reason.
A year ago I was making someone a priority and I was nothing more than his option. As much as I talked about it, I just couldn't grasp it. As unhappy as I was with him, I was too scared to leave him. I knew that he didn't care about me. I knew that I was always an afterthought for him. I knew that I hadn't been a priority for him for a very long time, yet still I stayed.
He set me free a while ago. It took a little while to sink in, but once it did, I felt, strangely....liberated!!!
So anyway, I've been learning a lot of things lately. Things about life, things about myself, things about other people. I'm finally becoming receptive to the lessons that the Universe is trying to teach me.
0ne of the lessons that I've learned is that life doesn't always give you a second chance. Sometimes people come into your life for a reason, and while you may not know why the timing is what it is, you have to seize the moment when you can.
Make sure that the people in your life know how important they are to you. Don't give them a chance to question where they stand in your life.
Make time to have fun. Play with your kids. Act like a kid. Age is only a state of mind. Take care of your body. Have a lot of sex. Lots of it;-)
Follow your dreams. Embrace your passions. Make new friends. Try something new.
I remember how sad and unworthy I used to feel when the person that I made my priority only considered me his option. I never want to make anyone feel that way. So, to all the people that I'm lucky enough to have in my life, old friends, new friends, sushi guides, family....you're not only my option.
You only get one life. Live it to the fullest.
My life has changed very quickly lately, and while it's all for the good, I can't help but feel a little overwhelmed. I told a friend today that I believe the Universe put her into my life for a reason. I told another friend today that everything happens for a reason.
A year ago I was making someone a priority and I was nothing more than his option. As much as I talked about it, I just couldn't grasp it. As unhappy as I was with him, I was too scared to leave him. I knew that he didn't care about me. I knew that I was always an afterthought for him. I knew that I hadn't been a priority for him for a very long time, yet still I stayed.
He set me free a while ago. It took a little while to sink in, but once it did, I felt, strangely....liberated!!!
So anyway, I've been learning a lot of things lately. Things about life, things about myself, things about other people. I'm finally becoming receptive to the lessons that the Universe is trying to teach me.
0ne of the lessons that I've learned is that life doesn't always give you a second chance. Sometimes people come into your life for a reason, and while you may not know why the timing is what it is, you have to seize the moment when you can.
Make sure that the people in your life know how important they are to you. Don't give them a chance to question where they stand in your life.
Make time to have fun. Play with your kids. Act like a kid. Age is only a state of mind. Take care of your body. Have a lot of sex. Lots of it;-)
Follow your dreams. Embrace your passions. Make new friends. Try something new.
I remember how sad and unworthy I used to feel when the person that I made my priority only considered me his option. I never want to make anyone feel that way. So, to all the people that I'm lucky enough to have in my life, old friends, new friends, sushi guides, family....you're not only my option.
You only get one life. Live it to the fullest.
Friday, September 12, 2008
Ok, yes, I finally did it ;-)
While I prefer to write on this blog, there are some things that I read or hear that are just so great I want to share them. I finally created a Tumblr blog that makes that so simple!!!
I'm having so much fun with it, it may become my new addiction!!!
Happy Friday to me.
I'm having so much fun with it, it may become my new addiction!!!
Happy Friday to me.
Thursday, September 11, 2008
In need of some comfort...
It's been a rough 24 hours. My emotions are in an uproar. I'm caught with one foot in the past and one foot in the present. I can't stop the tears but I won't let them fall. Days like this (although, to be honest, I’ve never had a 24 hours quite like the 24 hours I’m going through now), I turn to comfort food. Unfortunately, I’m at work and unable to get to the Mexican restaurant whose steak flautas and fried ice cream bring me great comfort. However, because this is such a painful time for me, I turned to the ultimate in comfort food….Irish food. Bangers and mashed to be exact.
Did it help? For the moment. I was so lost in the experience of the soft, lightly fried, mild flavored bangers and the mashed potatoes made as only the Irish can, that the pain I was feeling was numbed, if only for a brief hour.
I’m so very sad. I’m so very broken. And I’m in desperate need of some comfort.
Maybe it’ll be Mexican food for dinner after all.
Did it help? For the moment. I was so lost in the experience of the soft, lightly fried, mild flavored bangers and the mashed potatoes made as only the Irish can, that the pain I was feeling was numbed, if only for a brief hour.
I’m so very sad. I’m so very broken. And I’m in desperate need of some comfort.
Maybe it’ll be Mexican food for dinner after all.
Wednesday, September 10, 2008
Love, Memories and Opening my Heart Again
Last year I had to put my cat of 18 years to sleep. It was probably one of the saddest days of my life. I know it was the right thing to do because she was so sick and keeping her alive would have been inhumane, but she was my baby. I loved her.
Since then, the kids have wanted me to get another pet. I wasn’t too hip on the idea for several reasons. What kind of pet would I get? I love dogs and I love cats. Do I want a baby or an adult? My workdays are very long, so my pet would be home alone for most of the day. Also, in two years I’m going to be traveling quite frequently. Who would take care of the pet while I was gone? I don’t have a fenced yard. If I got a dog, he or she would have to be walked and wouldn’t really be able to roam free. Anyway, my point is that there were so many reasons why I didn’t want to get another pet that I just didn’t.
I’ve been going through some changes in my life lately. I don’t want a boyfriend and it can get incredibly lonely when the kids are with their dad. I’ve been thinking a lot during the past month of getting a pet. Today an email went through the office of two 12-year-old cats to be given away to a good home. I sat here and thought about it and then I texted my Angel Girl asking her opinion. She said yes, but to be honest I had already decided to do it.
Hopefully, if everything goes right, this weekend the kids and I will be the new owners of two cats. Whiskers will always have a place in my heart, but I don’t think she’d mind me making some room for these boys.
Since then, the kids have wanted me to get another pet. I wasn’t too hip on the idea for several reasons. What kind of pet would I get? I love dogs and I love cats. Do I want a baby or an adult? My workdays are very long, so my pet would be home alone for most of the day. Also, in two years I’m going to be traveling quite frequently. Who would take care of the pet while I was gone? I don’t have a fenced yard. If I got a dog, he or she would have to be walked and wouldn’t really be able to roam free. Anyway, my point is that there were so many reasons why I didn’t want to get another pet that I just didn’t.
I’ve been going through some changes in my life lately. I don’t want a boyfriend and it can get incredibly lonely when the kids are with their dad. I’ve been thinking a lot during the past month of getting a pet. Today an email went through the office of two 12-year-old cats to be given away to a good home. I sat here and thought about it and then I texted my Angel Girl asking her opinion. She said yes, but to be honest I had already decided to do it.
Hopefully, if everything goes right, this weekend the kids and I will be the new owners of two cats. Whiskers will always have a place in my heart, but I don’t think she’d mind me making some room for these boys.
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