Happy National Flannel Day To All Who Celebrate Or Whatever
And honestly I feel like that's a lot of you?
Hello and Happy Weekend!
It’s National Flannel Day, so go ahead and get your Kurt Cobain on! I guess? I could be wrong but I kind of feel like Kurt Cobain is one of the few celebrities I can mention around here without someone getting all “Ew, and I should know about this person why?” So maybe this is a good time for everyone? I do own two flannels, but admittedly I might still be wearing the sparkly silver cocktail dress I wore to the opera last night.
This week, your present is honestly one of the most fabulous/bizarre things I have seen in a while. It is a “video podcast” made by a young fella “in hopes of getting on the news one day” in which he talks about … ovaries. It has some fabulously quotable lines like “Babies are what all humans become one day” and honestly this one is going to stick with me for a while.
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Did Kurt really wear all that much flannel? I remember him more in Bert and Ernie striped shirts with thrift store old man sweaters covered in stains and holes. Not positive as I wasn’t a fan. I think the flannel was more Pearl Jam, Seattle grunge. I buy my husband lightweight, slim fit flannel shirts. They are tapered, not the bulky boxy kind, though he has a few of those for working outside. He is in a bluegrass band, so he likes the lightweight ones, too hot otherwise.
The crocuses in my garden have ovaries. They are one of the best types of humans. That is all I have to say on the topic of ovaries.