Friday, March 25, 2005



Yo, Bird!

Hey, bird outside the window: It's 1 A.M. All the other birds are asleep. All the smart ones. So why are you singing? No one's up to hear you. No one, except of course a poor college student who's up trying to study for her calc test. You're really annoying her. She thinks you need to get a new internal clock and chirp during the day like the other, normal birds. No one cares what you have to say at 1 in the morning. Especially when it's a human who would much rather be in bed right now than trying to concentrate and is being distracted by the Internet and the state of the world, and especially, YOU. She says, get a life and be quiet for once in a week. So do her a favor and shut up before she finally loses it.

The scary thing is, this actually worked.

12 Comments:

At 3/25/2005 10:45:00 AM, Blogger Nettie said...

Wow, I was really cranky last night, wasn't I? Sorry, y'all!

 
At 3/25/2005 03:47:00 PM, Blogger Anti-Blogger said...

I think there are bigger problems if you are up late at night talking to birds. But that is just my opinion. :)

 
At 3/25/2005 04:01:00 PM, Blogger Amigo said...

Sounds like a mocking bird. I've heard those things amke noise all night long.

 
At 3/25/2005 04:37:00 PM, Blogger Stacey said...

Yo, Lady!

Can't you see I'm trying to sleep over her but the noise of your keyboard and your wandering eyes (which yes, I see, keep peeping at me) are really ANNOYING. Hey and another thing--Can't you ever shut that darn high-glare computer screen off, maybe if you could face that screen a bit more North, like try the North Pole and away from my nest, I could have some peaceful rest around here. Don't you know I have little peeps cooking over here and with the amount of sleep I've been getting, thanks to your insentivity, I'm gonna be one crabby birdy.

So I'll shut up for now OK, but just wait til you close your little peepers...I'll be singing my song just for you!

 
At 3/25/2005 09:22:00 PM, Blogger Jeff H said...

I have to admit--when I read this, I wondered who was annoying whom the most--you or the bird.

:-)

 
At 3/29/2005 02:30:00 PM, Blogger Cindy-Lou said...

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At 3/29/2005 02:37:00 PM, Blogger Cindy-Lou said...

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At 3/29/2005 03:17:00 PM, Blogger Cindy-Lou said...

Nettie,
That reminds me of this rooster that used to "live" near my house... I lived in the "country" :) The poor thing crowed like it was on it's death bed to begin with, but the crazy thing would crow at all hours of the night! 1 am, 2 am, you name it, he crowed..... unless it was daylight, of course.... lol!

 
At 4/10/2005 10:20:00 PM, Blogger Nettie said...

The bird is now officially Earl...

 
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