Tuesday, June 30, 2009

Today's Prayer.

Dear God,

Hey there, how’s it going up there? Sorry to bother you while you’re governing the universe and all, but I felt it necessary to bring a few things to your attention. I know you know everything so I’ll get right down to it.

My list of “please forgive me for’s” include:

--calling all those drivers dumbasses while on my way to work.
--thinking ill thoughts towards the twenty or so people who called me with the assumption that I’d been the one to turn off their power instead of the poor unfortunate soul who had slammed his car into a power pole, causing it to tumble and cut all power to thousands of others in the area. Because apparently those who work in the leasing office of apartment complexes have access to convenient little on/off switches to every one of the 267 apartments in the community.
--lusting after the adorable little Air Force boy who came in to my office today, all suited up and with genuine blue-eyed innocence emanating from him. Sure he’s legally a man, but the fact that I’m 13 years older than him doesn’t help. Not to mention that I shudder at the idea that he probably thought of me as a “cougar.” [I’M NOT THAT OLD YET, DANGIT!]
--being annoyed at the woman who came in acting all crippled because she’d just had her baby five days ago after only “one hour of hard labor.” And for calling her a wimp, and whiner, and a faker (in my head). And for really REALLY disliking her after being informed that she had been the one I’d heard of who’d been riding around the parking lot on the hood of a car while 8 months pregnant.
--rolling my eyes at the lady who expected me to work when I had obviously closed and locked the office for the day.
--entertaining naughty thoughts while smiling cheerfully at the handsome military men who called me “ma’am” with that sly smile and their sweet southern drawls.
--calling all those drivers idiots while on my way home from work.

My list of “please help me to’s” include:

--be more like you.
--think before I speak and/or act.
--stop lusting after men so much when I know perfectly well that I will never ever date or marry again in my whole entire boring life.
--remember to check for strands of toilet paper hanging out of my pants before I leave the restroom.

My list of “I thank you for’s” include (but are not limited to):

--my job.
--my health.
--having more intelligence than a slug.
--reminding me that it’s ok to laugh at myself. OFTEN.
--getting that last minute commission when that gorgeous soldier came in 30 minutes before we closed. You know how much I need the money.

With all my love forever and ever,
PCB.

p.s. I managed to get almost all of that nasty bird’s yellow/orange chunky poop off my car so you can stop chuckling now.



10 comments:

  1. Awesomely entertaining, again. It took me awhile to figure out what PCB means. Duh. I'm sure it is interesting working in a leasing office. While visiting with the leasing manager at a condo complex, every neighbor was out as if there was a block party. And then a fight broke out amongst adults and teens, and the cops were called! Needless to say, we didn't move there. I'm sure you are entertained daily.

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  2. Every day is a new adventure. I'm not even kidding. But the only time we've had to call the cops (since I've been there) is when a man smacked his wife and a neighbor reported it.

    Good neighbor. I like that the people in that community actually CARE. :)

    OH, and thanks for the compliments!

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  3. I LOVE reading you thougts on life and the silly things that happen to you in an "normal" day. I can so relate to those young, blue eyed,very sweet and very hot looking Military men that come by the coffee shop to ues their food vouchers the USO gives them!! The USO office is directly above SBC on the uppwer level, so I see them all come and go!! So cute when they say "Yes, Maam!!!!I love that!!! As for workling in an apartment office, Lord Help you girl!! After seeing all the wierdos that used to be my neighbors years ago, I could never put up with it all, but I know your sence of humor, it also provides great "Blog-fodder"!

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  4. True dat, Renea. I can't help but be amused by MOST of the things I hear go on there. Oh deary me... but I don't want to talk much about my job on my blog. That's almost like dating someone you work with--it just shouldn't happen.

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  5. LOL, you must meet some very...(ahem)...'interesting' people in your job. And thank you for visiting my blog so I remember to visit yours. I'm adding you to my list of links.

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  6. Woo-hoo! I made the list! Thanks for that, Phil. And maybe one day you'll become a follower? One can only hope.

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  7. oh PCB...I heart you..and I would definitely poop on your car if I were a bird. I love the prayer, so perfect for a whole lot more of us than you think :)

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  8. Another bird tagged my car yesterday. Only it got the back of the car instead. Dirty Rotten Scoundrel.

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  9. C'mon PCB, a week since your last post? I can't follow if you give me nothing to follow!

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  10. Hey now, I've been the only one holding down the fort at work this week. Thankfully my co-worker gets back today!

    Never fear, young Phil, I shall blog again. And SOON! :)

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