Saturday, August 20, 2005

A Letter to my Beloved Edward Atterton




Dearest Eddie,

At times, it seems like just yesterday that Cate suggested you be my celebrity lover yet here we are, almost a week later, and as much in love as ever we weren’t. Sure, I know nothing about you beyond the fact that you have nunchuck skills and look amazing in black, but it doesn’t matter, because that’s all I’ve ever really wanted from a celebrity love interest.

I know I owe you an apology. The first time I tuned in to see your work, during yesterday’s episode of Firefly, I caused a bit of a disturbance. There you were, looking handsome in black as always. I was into you. You would have been into me if I were half my size, famous, and had ever met you. But I had my other love nearby – the Double Fudge Cookie Dough Blizzard from Dairy Queen. Just as you looked into the camera, taking in my amazing gray sweats and my Mom dated Spike t-shirt, I took a scoop of ice cream.

The splintered cocoa beans distributed across my tongue, causing me to inhale sharply. It was followed by the smooth sensation of vanilla soft serve that makes my eyes roll back in my head. Then, as if through manifestation of fantasy, the endorphin-producing flavor of chocolate chip cookie dough oozed onto my tongue. I sighed in the ecstasy of having discovered true taste perfection.

When I looked back at the TV, your jealousy, my beloved Eddie, had produced some rather unpleasant events. You insulted that poor prostitute, causing her friend to pelt you. Then you entered a ridiculous duel – just to prove your prowess with swords. Well, while you were impressive, I have to remind you that the sword is not necessary to gain my affection.

I would like to be able to tell you, sweetest imaginary beau, that I never again partook of the Double Fudge, but I just finished another. You need not worry. Tomorrow I go back to remembering that my ass is three sizes too large and I will not be indulging in ice cream. From that moment forward, I will be entirely yours, my darling. Unfortunately, that means I have to watch Dune……must remember how amazing you look in black…

With endless love and more than sufficient lust,

Glo

Ahem, ahem. An official aside here.

Notification to the blog community at large: Should you ever meet me, you will likely be shocked. I am calm, even gentle, albeit prone to dramatic displays of temper. Thus far, I have met several of you and each has reported the same surprise that I at no time flashed anyone, danced on a table, or drunkenly stumbled about screeching obscenities. I’m not saying I would never do any of that….but I usually save such enjoyment for your birthday or religious holiday. So, don’t say I didn’t warn you when next our paths cross. I, Glo, am a normal person.

15 comments:

cadiz12 said...

a good dessert beats a tv pretty boy anyday, glo. don't feel guilty.

Anonymous said...

-Unless of course the pretty boy also provides dessert, right? With bonus points for chocolate, of course. (Or was it a pre-requisite? I keep getting it mixed up on that one.) And they say that the stomach is the way into a *man's* heart...

omar said...

Hey wait, when did you pass 10000 hits?

Anyway,
"I have met several of you and each has reported the same surprise that I at no time flashed anyone, danced on a table..."

About us meeting? Um, I remember now that I think I'm going to be busy that day.

Johnny Menace said...

It must have felt nice to remember your ass was smaller for a day.

J Incarnate said...

I like how you added a disclaimer to your post.

The Bluths said...

There was a lot of spam on this one! After viewing many of your blogs, I don't think the word 'normal' is quite the word we are looking for here...

glo said...

Alas, after events this weekend, I do feel more than a little abnormal. I may have to admit to being a happier, more secure person prior to the onset of blogging. Or, I may have to take up flashing and screaming obscenities....no, wait, I achieved half of that this week...yep, gonna go with that, I guess.

Aargh! And can anyone stop the spam? I don't want to limit commenting but it takes me half my checking time to eliminate the spam. Why must our lives be one big advertising scheme?!

jazz said...

on spam: i got it bad once. i think they bombard a single post and then move on. hopefully.

on this post: i loved it. it reminds me how not funny i am though. makes me wish i were a little more talented.

on the disclaimer: don't let me down. i'll see the flashing, dancing on table glo yet. without it, the world is not right.

Anonymous said...

glo: Not too much more abnormal than normal, we hope!

spam: Do they really expect anyone to take the bait? Especially done the way it was here... blatant!

PDgirl said...

blasphemy! you are NOT a normal person.

i'll have none of that foul language on my rotation!

Nadia said...

Spam? Where?

MEP said...

This post made me REALLY hungry. It's only 10:45. I still have an hour and 15 minutes before lunch.

I enjoyed it though. Mmmmm, ice cream.

Sarah Cate said...

Children of Dune, my dear. Eddie is in Children of Dune, the Sci-Fi miniseries. I'd hate to see you slog through Dune (either one) only to be disappointed.

glo said...

While it is dreary, I assure you all that I am perfectly normal, except for those fits of drama.

And, Cate, you are truly my favorite friend as you just saved me from a Netflix error that would probably have caused an aneurysm.

PureViLmay said...

ice cream beats any guy anytime...
hahaaa...now im craving for ice-cream...