May 08, 2004

Titled "Saturday Morning", or "Why Am I Not Sleeping?"

Ugggghhh... I have what appears to be a hang-over this morning, despite a glaring absense of alcohol last night. I 'spose it was the class I went to at the gym yesterday morning, and a late night, combined with a full week of work--- but my body is rebelling at the idea of sudden movement. And daylight.

I am driving up to my mom's this morning, after a quick stop for some live crawfish at a fishmarket down here. My company for the drive will hopefully not stink or die along the way. And hopefully they won't scuttle too much either. That kind of freaks me out.

After the traditional Mother's Day Crawfish Boil (hey, doesn't everybody do that??), I am hitting the town with an old friend of mine, Catherine. If you live in Vicksburg and you plan on doing something tonight, scoot over, cause we'll be there too. It's one big happy party in old VB.

On a side note, we went to a little shindig last night... okay, I guess let's call it a kegger. Surprisingly, it was my first and only kegger. It was all the kids from P's classes celebrating the end of a huge project and the semester. It was fun to meet all the people I've heard so many stories about, and everybody was really nice and funny. I guess the downside was when one of the girls called me "MA'AM". Oh yeah. Talk about sucking the life right out of me. This chick was probably 21. Of course, I gave her a really hard time about it. I told her I was going to go home and cry about it. She felt pretty bad..... SCORE!! Now, if that's not mature, I don't know what is.

Well, I must be away. Things to do, people to see, crawfish to eat.

Happy Mother's Day! Especially to my own.

Posted by Shannon at May 8, 2004 09:19 AM | TrackBack
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Sounds like you had a fun time. Last night Lisa and I went to Das Booth's and Amy's and watched "piratas del Caribe" (that's Spanish for "Pirates of the Carribbean"). Amy made vegetable soup, and Lisa made "Snow Bears" for dessert. Snow Bears have ice cream, vodka, amaretto, ice, and other stuff. They were sooo good.

I hope you have fun eating crawfish.

Posted by: Courtney Huntington at May 8, 2004 10:13 AM

Don't feel bad - a 20 year old called me ma'am yesterday, too.

Posted by: Christin at May 8, 2004 01:35 PM

Actuallly... ma'am is kinda cool... no matter how young or old you are... and no matter how young or old the person saying it is... it's so.... respectful... and believe me... there seems to be a scarcity of respect going around these days...

lol..

I'm 51 and I say it... even to 20-somethings...

Posted by: Aunt Vickie at May 10, 2004 06:39 PM

Hey, I'm all about the respect thing. But there is an unwritten rule about keg parties. If you have to be "yes ma'am"ed, chances are you don't wanna be.

Posted by: Shannon at May 10, 2004 09:20 PM
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