I am honest.
Okay, I
actually lie like a dog in the summer because what fun is being late to work
when you can be late to work because a polar bear tried to eat your real left
tire?
But I’m also
honest when it is important. Unfortunately this has gotten me in trouble
several times in my life because honesty is not always the best policy and it
is certainly not always appreciated. By this I mean that when I have a customer
in front of me who wants the moon when all I have is double fudge brownie, it
probably isn’t best for me to tell them that the world doesn’t revolve around
them and that they better take the damn double fudge brownie or go fudge themselves.
I want a
reality tv show where I follow people around and give them a bitch slap every
time they think they can get whatever they want just by complaining. I want to
be able to tell high school students the truth about college and about boys and
sex and drugs and all that crap. I want to whole world to realize that nothing
is the way it is on television and it certainly isn’t an episode of “yes
please may I kiss your ass some more.”
But I’m not really allowed to do that.
So I’m honest in my own life. If that dress looks stupid on you, you will know
it. If those jeans make you look fat, I will take you to the gym. If I think
you’re behaving batshit looney over some boy/girl and not behaving
appropriately, you will damn well find out pretty fast.
Nobody ever
said I was nice. (Except, you know, two
blogs ago.)
Challenge to
my Readers:
Somewhere
inside you is something you have honestly wanted to tell someone. If you can’t
tell them yet, for whatever reason, write it down somewhere so that it becomes
real. If you can tell them, tell them.


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