A Follow-Up

This is the book I referenced yesterday. I spoke to my mom this morning, inquiring about the title, and she went right to it on her bookshelf for it while reminding me that it was the dog who got the good mood rolling back the tide of the bad mood--thus erasing all the nastiness. see, it's a book that really sticks with one after one (or one thousand) reading(s).

So read it and next time you want to pass your bad mood onto to someone else, think of it, me, and taco bell. all things that are bound to make you happy.

Oh, I didn't get my taco bell yesterday. Ended up at another eatery in the neighborhood for veggie burgers. good but...well, you know the but of it.

Also, I need advice: when my mom asked me why i thought of this book, i said, "oh i wrote about it yesterday." I haven't told her about my blog because i don't know how to explain blogs to someone who has never "surfed" the 'net and whose grasp of email is, well, limited to two log-ins in her entire life. i kept my answer to: "oh something like an email." a friend of mine showed my blog to his mom when explaining a blog to her, but i think she already had knowledge of the internet and email so he wasn't starting from scratch. so far, I've assumed to avoid the subject altogether with my mom. the frustration of it all could lead to a mr. jones incident. if you have suggestions, please pass them onto me.