
Proof that heaven is even more badass, now.
(A text conversation…)
Me: I’m in the waiting room for the kid’s doctor… First, they were playing Michael Bolton, and now it’s Patrick Swayze’s She’s Like the Wind. Now, *I* need a friggin’ doctor.
Ryan: Patrick Swayze should never sing.
Me: Well, yeah…especially now that he’s dead.
Ryan: Oooooo….
Me: Too soon?
Ryan: No, too soon would be changing the words to, ‘He’s In the Wind”.
Me: My turn. Ooooooooooo..
He is simply a ghost looking for a pottery wheel.
As long as you don’t put Baby in a corner…
I wrote a post about Patrick Swayze. Some people emailed me with words of hate. The SNL skit was hilarious though.
Ruh roh….I guess I better check my email. 🙂
I actually had the nerve to talk to him though.
You know what I love about you, Meg? Every time one of your posts makes me gasp, I realize that I’ve got some semblance of sensibilities, after all. So… that’s got to go.
See, I serve to make people feel better about themselves. 🙂
Hahaha! We JUST watched some of the SNL retrospective documentary and got to see that ENTIRE clip! I always LOVED Swayze but THAT HAIR! RIP to Patrick & Chris… 🙂
Yeah, can we have him back, but retroactively kill the hair.
Just a quick FYI: WP dropped you and many others from my Follows, and many from my FollowERs. We all know WP likes to drop folks on occasion, just to stir the pot–perhaps their secret plot to get us to try out newer blogs 😉 –but this was a pre-holiday slaughter which I am learning occurred to many.
Had a heck of a time re-following you (“WHAT is the name of her site? Oh, shoot–what are her boys names? Her daughter? C’mon: You KNOW you know them!”). Scraped my senile synapses and finally arrived. Glad to be grinning again.
I am going to save off my Followed and Followers lists before the next pogrom. You may wish to.
Crap…I have to check when I get home. Thank you for letting me know! 🙂
It could be worse. The Highland pharmacy waiting room usually has Maury Povich.
OMG…clearly they’re trying to drive up the sale of condoms.
Good theory, but I don’t think they sell them there. It’s just a bunch of people in a room waiting for their prescriptions to be filled. What I find horrifying is that they can change the channel if they want, but they don’t. I usually wait outside.