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Every Christmas season I have a new favorite song. Mostly because I wear out the song from the year before because I put it on repeat for an entire month.
Last year it was “All I Want For Christmas” from Love Actually. This year it’s “Baby, It’s Cold Outside” from Elf. Zooey Deschanel has an amazing voice and I just can’t get enough (she’s my girl crush).
So enjoy!
I haven’t been a blogger for very long, just a couple of months. So it’s still a little weird when people I don’t see very often, or ever, say something to me about my blog.
Take this past week for example. People I haven’t talked to in awhile have been coming out of the wood work then asking me if I’m going to post this to my blog.
My answer: “Um duh. When I have time.”
One even suggested a title: “That might be creepy, plus i talked about your boobs and said f***.” I decided against that title, but I figured I would mention it anyway. (Thanks, Ryan).
Then, on Thursday, while at the Frozen Tundra, also known as Browns Stadium. Being a Steelers fan, obviously the outcome wasn’t what I had expected, but the my favorite part of the night was yelling at the person sitting next to me because he gave me attitude about getting up to go to the bathroom.
I’m not a confrontational person, but I had finally had it with the attitude. So I called him an asshole and told him to stop talking to me (in all fairness he did try to apologize, after my friends brother yelled at him, but it was laced with sarcasm so it doesn’t count).
On the Trail of Frozen Tears walk back to the car (yes, it was that long, my feet were frozen), my friends brother asked, “so are you going to blog about this?”
Ha! Twice in one week, so yes to answer your question, I am going to blog about it.
Men, I mean.
I guess they could say the same thing about women, but I would consider that I good thing.
During the holiday season, one of my favorite movies to watch is It’s a Wonderful Life. Ever since the first time I saw it I’ve been in love with George Bailey.
He’s not perfect, far from it actually. But he’s a good man, a
kind, honest, handsome man. And let me tell you that isn’t easy to find these days, especially the good part.
I have this theory that there are three different types of men in the world. Bad ones, nice ones and good ones.
The bad ones, obviously have a certain appeal, and you can spot them pretty easily. But they’re not the kind you want to spend the rest of your life with because they just aren’t good for you. Which you know when you meet them, but you just don’t care until they break your heart.
The nice ones are a little trickier. When you first meet them, they’re sweet and kind and you think you’ve hit the jackpot. Nice guys seem perfect at first, no flaws and treat you like a princess. Until you to get to know them. Then all of a sudden they’re not so nice anymore, and you think to yourself, “what the heck happened to the guy I met, he was so nice and sweet and now he’s a jerk.” Nice guys are really just bad guys in disguise, but they hurt you in a “nice” way. I think you know what I mean.
Finally, there are the good ones. The ones who you can fight with til you’re blue in the face, but deep down you know they love you. I would put George Bailey in this category. They’re not perfect and they don’t pretend to be. That’s what differentiates them from the nice guys. Everyone has flaws and they come out eventually, some people just are more open about it. But they have good hearts and know how to treat a girl, which is what differentiates them from the bad ones.
Good men are what women want.
Unfortunately, it seems like the world is overrun with bad guys or nice guys and good men are extremely hard to find.
I mean is it really that hard to be a good, kind, honest, decent, handsome man? Apparently.
They just don’t make ‘em like they used to.
I am the worst gift giver ever. Unfortunately, it’s that time of year where gift giving is most prominent, and I am in total agony.
I always want to be the one to give personal, creative, meaningful gifts. But it usually ends up that I give them something stupid or they just don’t get it and I get the fake, “no I really like it” smile.
Don’t get me wrong, I love giving gifts. Nothing brings me more joy. Too bad I completely suck at it. Occasionally, I’ll have a miraculous moment and find the most perfect gift. Of course then I can’t wait to give it to the person and I don’t wrap it and hand it to them in the bag it came in, completely ruining the whole gift giving process.
I can’t really remember all the bad gifts I’ve given. I remember getting an ex a blanket one year for Christmas because he was always complaining that it was cold in his apartment. He didn’t appreciate it as much as I thought he would. Maybe I should’ve just paid his heating bill.
Now that I’m getting older and have realized my complete lack of creative gift giving, I just admit it and tell everyone if they want a good gift they need to just tell me what they want or they’ll be getting nothing because I’m not wasting my money on something they’ll hate.
Ha, well I’m not that mean but it’s pretty effective.

