Social Diseases
A teacher has invited me to a shindig at her house. Shindigs, parties, and other such gatherings generally send me into nervous fits. I am terrible at making small talk or conversing with non-bloodrelatives in general. I realize that I tend to come off as an idiot no matter what evasive action I may take. I tend to say things that only make sense to me, talk too fast, and/or hide in corners. (My blood relatives would probably say I do the same things with them, now that I think about it.)
Therefore, I rarely take people up on such invitations. But I don't want my kid to be a hermit like me, so I am trying to force myself to participate in such things. I told Mike about it and he agreed we should go. "Might be fun," he said.
"But what if she is some sort of pyschomanickillertypeperson?" I said, half-jokingly. "And this is a ruse to trap and murder me?"
"That's OK," he said. "Cause then I'll have a Jamee-skin lamp."
And I have anxieties about other people?
Therefore, I rarely take people up on such invitations. But I don't want my kid to be a hermit like me, so I am trying to force myself to participate in such things. I told Mike about it and he agreed we should go. "Might be fun," he said.
"But what if she is some sort of pyschomanickillertypeperson?" I said, half-jokingly. "And this is a ruse to trap and murder me?"
"That's OK," he said. "Cause then I'll have a Jamee-skin lamp."
And I have anxieties about other people?
1 Comments:
At 8:37 PM, CHEEEEEEEEEESY said…
I was bored so i was going through random blogs reading...
listen to The Fine Art of Small Talk by Debra Fine. Don't know were u live put i think that they sell them at Kinkos..
tata
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