Seems Like A Good Time

Well, the weather prognosticators were accurately far-sighted this time.  It’s raining.  A lot.  Sandy has arrived, and like any unwelcome visitor  didn’t even bring a bottle of wine, a babka (always a lovely dessert offering), flowers – nothing.  It appears that she intends to stay for a few days too (my mother-in-law used to say that house guests were a lot like fish – both start to stink after three days).  Given that Madame Sandra appeared uninvited and clearly in a snarky mood, I for one have no intention of making the guest room look extra lovely.  Nope – as far as I’m concerned she need not unpack – I’ll even pay for her ticket back out to sea.

Sigh…I’m rarely so hostile to visitors.  And such negativity so early in the morning!  I must have some coffee, revert to my happier aspect.  In the interim, hope this makes you smile.  Fellow East Coast friends – wishing you warmth and safety and no lapses in power..

 

43 comments to Seems Like A Good Time

  1. OneHotMess says:

    Stay safe, Mimi!

  2. Jo says:

    Don’t you just hate uninvited guests? Stay safe. Hope your power doesn’t go. Thinking about you. Xoxoxo

    • mimijk says:

      You know me – typically the door is always open. But this guest? She can go back from whence she came..:-) No worries Jo – don’t worry…xoxoxo

      • jheit says:

        You can guess my mental state by the fact I’m up before the sun. Thank you for starting the day with a smile. To the moon and back…

      • mimijk says:

        I know your anxiety level babe…it’s going to be a long couple of days, so best to relax now. And if Ben and Jenna are ok and you are ok – then everything else is potential inconvenience. Go back to bed. To the moon…:-)

  3. Good luck and stay safe. Hope this visitor doesn’t leave you with any nasty house gifts.

  4. Be careful. Don’t let Sandy guilt you into showing too much hospitality.

    • mimijk says:

      Good point – I do respond to guilt-inducing ploys. In this instance though fear not – I will remain intractable and inhospitable. I may go really far out on a limb and not even put out clean towels.

  5. Simon Marsh says:

    A word from your pal in the UK runs the risk of appearing trite this morning, so I’ll keep it brief. Thinking of you and of your fellow countrywomen and men xx

    • mimijk says:

      Your comments could never be trite Simon – it’s not your style. :-) Nonetheless, your good thoughts are always appreciated – as are you – always. xx

  6. warmth and safety to you too — I may not be in the brunt of the storm, but we will get some of the effects — so hope your electricity stays on –

  7. Cathy Ulrich says:

    Sending wishes for your safety, Mimi. And stay dry, too!

  8. But, Mimi, do you know what a cunit is to build the ark? Take care and be safe.

  9. I’m here with you Mimi…right in the middle of the Frankenstorm…stay dry, stay safe and keep the wine glass filled! :) xo

  10. Love Bill Cosby and this clip. Have never seen this one…Thanks. Stay safe Mimi.

  11. Have *always* loved this Bill Cosby sketch….”Right…..” Thanks for the morning giggle, sweetie, on a day when there’s not a lot *outside* to laugh about. I’m totally with you on this “uninvited guest.” Buhhh-bye, that’s what I’m waiting to say. Sending all sorts of protective ‘juju’ towards you and Andy and the Sirs….xoxo

    • mimijk says:

      Love and all good vibes to you, David, Beau and Lola..I’m with you sweetheart – ‘Buhhhh-bye and see you later’…Be safe, be snuggled, be dry..xoxo

  12. Sandy is that party guest that just wont LEAVE. We’ve clean-up, yawned, got the PJ’s on….she’s still here blowing wind. Be well!

    Bill Cosby looks like a baby in that clip!

    • mimijk says:

      Isn’t that the truth!! It’s still blowin’ here too – and my understanding is that we haven’t felt the worst of her visit just yet. Keep those jammies on and stay snug! And yes – he was a baby in that clip. :-) Be safe..

  13. Alex Jones says:

    There will be many who will share your feelings about this unwelcome guest.

  14. I am worrying about you and all of my family in Baltimore lots. The media doesn’t help. I lived through Ike in Houston a few years ago and it was really surreal – I told people it was like being in God’s washing machine and hoping not to hear anything break. I hope you have lots of peanut butter. Hang in there. This too shall pass – literally!

    • mimijk says:

      What a great analogy!! I guess we’re still in the ‘wash’ cycle..things are supposed to settle down a bit after sun up tomorrow. Have peanut butter – two jars! Hoping against hope that all stays calm here and with your family in Baltimore.

  15. Hi Mims…you know I am thinking about you, battening down your hatches virtually, wanting nothing but safefy for you and your family. xoxo

  16. Candy S says:

    Same to you and yours… Be Safe!

  17. reneeboomer says:

    Super Storm Sandy was wicked to say the least! So very sad to see and hear of such tragedy. I pray for their safety. Oh ‘Tiwnky’ I laughed at your thoughts on ‘bad company’. We have said that for years too, “Bad company is like stale fish, after a few days they both stink”. ha ha I hope you are welll. Have a good day. hugs. Renee :)

    • mimijk says:

      We need to laugh sometimes, and I’m glad I brought a giggle to you today!! have a wonderful day! Hugs, m

      • reneeboomer says:

        Oh for sure! Laughter is so good for us and especially when we are hurting or even in pain sometimes. Your blog looks awesome my blogging buddy. I am still learning and so much more I want to do with mine. Life gets busy and don’t get to spend enough time on the computer. Oh well, maybe as winter approaches. :)

  18. russtowne says:

    I love Bill Cosby’s humor. Thank you for the hilarious clip.

    Russ

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