Moves in Curves

I don’t get bothered by birthdays. I was pretty excited to turn 30 last year.

My son, Weapon X, didn’t want to wish me a happy birthday this morning, because there are no balloons and no people around. He said, “Maybe we can get in the car and drive somewhere. To a party with people.” I guess it doesn’t count until there’s a party. I tried to explain to him that Mama doesn’t do birthday parties, but he gave me the “you crazy broad” look and ran off to play with Legos.

Project Alpha gave me some hugs, but was more concerned with whether or not he had to go to school today (and the fact that he had to clean their room solo yesterday, while Weapon X was recovering from the head wound he’d received at his brother’s hands – apparently Alpha was still annoyed by that) than bothering to wish Mama a happy birthday.

Tonight we’re going out to dinner, Husband and the twins and me, to celebrate. Husband and I have been married long enough that he knows better than to make random restaurant workers sing to me (I freakin’ hate that). I haven’t decided where to go yet. Any suggestions on a good place?

I feel like I should have some deep insight into being a woman in my 30s or some crap like that, but really, another day older is another day older and I hardly even notice them. So no metaphysical birthday crap from me. Bottle o’Riesling?

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I’ve been thinking of what I could possibly blog about this week, and it’s been pretty slow.

I’ve done a lot of laundry and dishes. And vacuuming.

My kids have been playing DinoSquad and transforming into dinosaurs (Weapon X is a tyrannosaurus and Project Alpha is a triceratops) and patrolling the house for bad guys.

I’ve had a new rash of random friendings on facebook from people who got my email off a Mob Wars discussion post from about two years ago. I haven’t played any facebook games in over a year.

I saw Sherlock Holmes, finally, and it was strangely boring at times, but I still liked it and will buy it when it comes to DVD. And watch it again. Was it me or was it missing a key scene from the previews?

The Husband came home on Saturday. Thus my ability to go see Sherlock Holmes. He still hasn’t replaced the weather stripping on the front door that the kids mangled.

Trying to figure out how to go see Percy Jackson, go to Bardo’s, AND go to Nadira’s birthday party on Saturday. Might only make a cameo at the party, though I feel bad doing that. Babysitters are a rare commodity and I want to spend a night out with The Husband, though.

I feel like my kids have chained me to the Super Nintendo and are the puppetmasters forcing me to play Super Mario World for their entertainment. If I never hear “Now you got to beat it the secret way!” again, it will be too soon.

My only other activity is gearing up for the General Skills Intensive certification next week, so I’ve been dancing a lot. Need to redo the elastic on my favorite pair of zils. Will have a blog about that for my dance site, I think (the GSI, that is, not the zil elastic).

Lost this week was quite boring, since it was Kate-centric, so I don’t even have any interesting things to say about that (yay Claire, though!). At least tonight is full of good shows to keep me entertained: Bones, Grey’s Anatomy, and Burn Notice.

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