Did
I remember to put on deodorant this morning? I suddenly cannot remember. Will I have time to re-watch all my DVDs of “Arrested
Development” before the new season comes out at the end of the month? If I
don’t, will I feel left out when everybody I know has binge-watched it except
me? Are my summer clothes going to fit when I finally get to pull them out of
storage in June? Will any of the seniors’ feelings be hurt if I don’t go to
Graduation? Or worse: what if nobody at all notices if I don’t go? What was
that crazy noise my work computer made yesterday? Are ants going to infest my
office? I’m pretty sure I drop a few crumbs of my breakfast Lärabar every now
and then and we do have an ant problem in the building. How long is it going to
take me tonight to figure out what to wear tomorrow so I can pack my bag for
the gym before bed? What books should I
pick out to take on our July road trip so The Boy’s not bored when I read out
loud to keep us both awake? Are we too old for the Matched trilogy? Are we too wimpy for the Millennium trilogy? If I
have a piece of chocolate at 9:30P, will it keep me from being able to fall
asleep at 10:15P? Or worse: what if I forget to have a piece of chocolate at
all today? Are we ruining the carpet in the home office by not having a plastic
mat thingie under the rolling desk chair? When am I ever going to find brown
knee-high boots that are both cute and affordable? Are my legs simply too pale
to wear shorts in public? Did I wait so long to make a haircut appointment that
my stylist will be on vacation and I’ll have terrible hair when I visit Wicked
M next month? If the orange juice smelled
and looked fine, was it still OK
to use in a recipe even though the “best by” date on the bottle was last week?
What if nobody is reading this Wonder? Or worse: what if everybody is and they
think I’m not funny?
Tuesday, May 14, 2013
Worried Silly
I
worry about really laughable things.
Don’t get me wrong: I worry about serious things, too, but it’s too frightening
to type any of those worries out—I don’t want to actually face them. I’ll just lay
out my innumerable inane worrisome thoughts in a grand gesture of denial and
frivolity instead. Here they are, in no particular order.
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