The Secret of Happiness

Good stuff that happened just today:

  • Pretty weather.
  • Manbitch was in the area for a conference and dropped off a gooey butter danish before I came in.
  • Free bagels.
  • Free coffeecake.
  • Then, after lunch, free ice cream bars.
  • Jeans Day at work.
  • Pay day.
  • Guster is coming to town (but I can’t see where to buy tickets – I’ve never bought tickets through anything but Ticketmaster. A new adventure!)
  • Puddle of Mudd, Bowling for Soup are coming to the …
  • Taste of Saint Louis event.
  • Best Week Ever is back.
  • Best Week Ever says Britney WAS lip-synching. (I wasn’t sure.)
  • I can now sing and play the guitar at the same time, if it’s a nice four-chord Liz Phair song.
  • I somehow managed to have money in my account when I got this paycheck today.

In general: I have the tastes of a teenager and the income of a grownup.


12 responses to “The Secret of Happiness”

  1. Becs – Free food and cheap music. That’s all I need.Kathy – Well, you have the ultimate playlist, so that’s okay.Friend #3 – Um, I discovered today that I can sing, but I sing worse than usual. And for some reason, I don’t know, there’s a lot more spit.~~Silk – It’s a good lifestyle for me.Sue – Well.. as it turns out, the Guster concert is the SLU homecoming, and I don’t know if I’d be able to crush a college homecoming.

  2. Best Week Ever was the first thing that went on my iPod when I bought it. It’s still pretty much the only podcast I actually follow. (I’d watch it on TV if I had [1] a less retarded schedule or [2] TiVo.) I had something else to say, too, but my brain just went *dink!* or *ping!* and tossed my train of thought out the window. Because trains go through windows in my world, apparently. I’m going to shut up now.

  3. Rachelskirts – What’s Better than Best Week Ever? BEST YEAR EVER. It combines my love of yearly retrospectives with narkicity (thanks to jamon) and pop culture.

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