Family Night Madness

Here at Job #2 it is "Family Night", complete with games, free ice cream, movies, etc. etc. Soon I will get some ice cream, like I really need it. Seriously, on Monday while getting dressed I had to try 2 pairs of jeans before the 3rd pair would close. A little depressing! But I always slim down in the summertime. It's just that I've been eating a lot of sweets lately b/c I've been down about life and stuff. It all needs to stop!

It looks like I'm going to have to cancel my Pampered Chef party I was going to throw tomorrow night b/c the girl won't come do it if I have less than 8 people and I only have 6 rsvp's. After I totally cleaned my kitchen last night, too! Oh well, I wanted to go to the Law Enforcement Barbeque tomorrow night anyway, and Mudflap got me and S free tickets. Also I was too confused last night in the grocery store on the ingredients I had to buy for the Pampered Chef meal, and had to call L. and ask her what the hell "Butter Lettuce" was.

Last night I watched, fascinated, the videos/photos that maniac sent to NBC. As an amateur criminologist, I never pass up the chance to study psychopaths or other disturbed individuals. It's why I never get tired of reading true crime books, although S is bothered by my fascination with crime and criminals. Hey, it's my way of learning to identify those kind of people so that I can successfully keep them out of my life! S would've benefited from having the same attitude. After all, he made the huge mistake of getting mixed up with the whore--a true antisocial personality-narcissist-sociopath--and his other asshole friends that I have put a stop to him hanging out with. Not to mention his family although they're not necessarily criminally-minded, just self-centered, mean-spirited jerks! Although his mom is in fact a confirmed liar, but S attributes that to vague mental-health issues. They should all seek psychiatric help but they won't, so that is extremely unethical if not borderline-criminal. Anyway, I'm sure you'd find versions of their kind in the DSM-IV.

I'm finishing up Robert Shapiro's book, so now I've read most of the O.J. trial books. I have to admit I'm getting a little burned out on them. I might take a hiatus. There's so many true crime paperbacks here at Job #2 that have caught my eye!