I Will Be the First to Admit
My degree affords me little knowledge about
the basic 21st century survival skills
that I need to know in this part of the world;
for example:
*** I have either lost or misplaced one of my credit cards.
I'm not sure how to report it, seeing that I don't have any account
information written down or last month's statement even.
@@@ How do elementary caffeteria cooks mess up the menu? The food
is designed to be yummy; why must it be either undercooked
or burnt? Why is there no pride in being a chef of that caliber?
^^^ How can I move my PSL line from here to there? How do I splice
these wires effectively? How can I hack into my sister's computer
and find out what her credit card information is--w/o her finding
me out?
### I desperately want my identity stolen. Why is it that no one
wants to be me?
%%% How can I remember that Monday's are trash pick up? [Picture:
fisting my own forhead, 'Stupid. Stupid. Stupid.'] More importantly,
how do I get rid of this old microwave I mentioned back in January? (If
you are concerned, it is back in my basement--out of city sight and
stuck in my mind.)
&&& How can I paint my bathroom a nice, claming blue w/o making it
look like a rabid child attacked it with a blue crayon? With fangs.
[For instance, I know that last bit is a fragment AND a dangling modifier
(quirky fun dangling modifier), but that knowledge does not make me
see blue when I pee.]
and the big one is . . .
$$$ How do I make enough money
to buy healthy groceries??? AND clothing, ect.?
plus, I must travel. Soon. Or die.
3 Comments:
You have so many questions and I have so few answers.
Hope that helps..
I read one blogger's post about how someone stole her identity and actually improved her credit -- the person opened up a credit card in her name and actually made the payments on time every month (whereas she hadn't).
Oooh...I was so excited to open the comments and see some answers to your excellent questions...sadly, I see none.
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