1. Own and Drive a minivan. This is important, as it is not so much the fact that I NEED a minivan, what with all the extra crap/kids/lumber for home improvement projects that I must haul around, but that I must maintain my image of being a cool Mom and not Carol Brady. And cool moms don't drive wood paneled minivans. Please feel free to forget the fact that I drive a beige station wagon, and not a red mustang. Mkay...
2. Be famous. Seriously, all that pressure of having to look good all the time AND behave myself? Who needs it. Besides, there would be nothing but scandalous pictures of my jiggly bits at the beach anyway.
3. Be rich. Again, no thanks. I'd like to be comfortably well off, but rich just brings problems, usually with baggage from your past that parks on your doorstep and says "Remember me? You promised to love me 4-eva in high school
4. Get Divorced again. Let's just file this one under once is TOTALLY enough.
5. Live in the rain forest along side nature. Yeah, gotta say, as adventurous as that would be, I am just not one that does well without a shower EVERY morning. And don't try and tell me that I could shower in a beautiful waterfall and be at peace with my inner self. My inner self does just fine with soap and HOT water, and can do without fish and whatever else is going on upstream falling all over my naked body. Thankyouverymuch.
6. Drive a car in Rome. Seriously. Have you seen the way they drive? Give me a scooter or a bicycle any day. Now, outside of Rome is a totally different story.
7. Run a marathon. Yes. This was once on my bucket list. It's now off the list, for the sheer fact that I am far too lazy to do this for real. I can be highly motivated to just about anything, but the thing about motivation is that you have to be motivated every day for it to work. So, 26.2 miles? Meh. Not unless someone's chasing me.
8. Wrestle a gator. Do I even need to explain this one?

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Re #3 on your list: Joe W. Lewis once said, "I've been rich & I've been poor. Beiieve me, RICH is better!" He was right.
ReplyDeleteI think splitting your pants when you ran out of underwear is pretty darn funny.
ReplyDeleteI agree with everything on your list. But because I got divorced, I'll never run out of underwear. After Dr. X announced his intentions, I used the credit card (he paid the bill) to stock up on Victoria's Secret undies. It's been 2 1/2 years and I still have about 20 pairs I've never worn. Goodie for me.
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Janie
I never want to do any of these things either. Especially drive a mini-van.
ReplyDeleteGreat post! But, I loved our minivan! Once the kids grew up we didn't need one anymore, but now that there's a grandchild, I think we could use one again! Those car seats are HUGE now and take up so much space!
ReplyDeleteI just got rid of my minivan for a lovely VW Jetta Wagon. Which I- without a doubt- just L-O-V-E. I'd take a wagon over anything, any day. (Unless I need 4 wheel drive for snow that is.)
ReplyDeleteHmmm... You know there are SOME cool moms (one in particular) who drive mini-vans. She may not look cool...frazzeled more like it...but cool none-the-less. Sigh....
ReplyDeleteyes there are a lot of cool moms that drive minivans. But I'm not THAT cool. :)
Deletedivorce...once is more then enough!
ReplyDeleteI love your list and can relate to the majority of things on it, very well executed post.
ReplyDeleteI'm totally with you on living as one with nature. I want my central AC, my coffee maker and a hot bath! Great list :)
ReplyDeleteThis was a lovely fun post. I wouldn't want to be famous either. A little richer though I could handle
ReplyDeleteI'm with you on all of these! And once upon a time I did drive a red Mustang but parted with it once I found out I was pregnant with number one. Sigh...
ReplyDeleteI'm pretty much with you on all of those things. Just say no to minivans! It's SUV Central in Dallas. I am so not a soccer mom...and I never will be.
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