Last Year's Journal Entries

My resolution last year was to keep a journal -- and I did it! I kept it up the whole year. I thought you'd like to see the entries.

January: Had to take my Christmas scarf back to store -- it was way too tight!

February: Fired from pharmacy job for failing to print labels. I really tried, but those bottles wouldn't fit in the typewriter!

March: Exciting success! I finished the jigsaw puzzle I got for Christmas after only three-and-a-half months -- even the box said "2-4 years"!

April: Missed the deadline for filing income tax due to being trapped on escalator for several hours on my way to the post office (the power went out!)

May: Tried to make Kool-Aid, but the instructions were wrong -- 8 cups of water simply does not fit into those little packets!

June: Tried to go water skiing, but I couldn't find a lake with a slope.

July: Lost breast-stroke swimming competition. Learned later the other swimmers cheated: they used their arms!

August: Got locked out of my car in huge rain storm. Car interior ruined because convertible top was down.

September: Missed getting on "Jeopardy" because I missed the first test question. I was sure the capital of California is "C"!

October: Realized I hate M&M's -- they are too hard to peel.

November: Thanksgiving turkey ruined, even though I followed the directions perfectly (instructions said 1 hour per pound, and I weigh 118. I know you have to prepare big dinners in advance, but 5 days is ridiculous!)

December: Fell off step stool while decorating Christmas tree, but couldn't call 911 -- there's no "eleven" button on the stupid phone!

All in all, 2008 was a terrible year. I sure hope 2009 is better.

Posted January 1, 2009 8:00 AM

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