Wednesday, October 12, 2011

Dear Madame Zoltar

Hello, my beautiful autumn leaves! How are you? Hasn’t the weather been gorgeous to behold this past week? The sunlight; the red, green, gold, yellow, brown leaves everywhere; the warm days shrinking for the longer, cooler nights; the blindingly beautiful sunsets. Oh my. I do so love this time of year. Mother Nature has really been outdoing herself recently. Thank you, Mother. When you outdo yourself in the spring or fall, it usually is a blessing upon all; when you outdo yourself in the winter or summer, it often turns out to be a bummer. Just joking, Mother, just joking…

Our intrepid and valorous Green Bay Packers were not joking last Sunday when they continued their unstoppable march to the Super Bowl by trouncing the Atlanta Falcons in the Georgia Dome. At home or away, the Packers know how to play. Next, the St. Louis Rams, this Sunday, October 16, at noon, at Lambeau Field. Oh dear. Do the Rams have a chance of defeating our stalwart Packers? Sure they do, a lamb’s chance. Baa-baa, Rams.

As of this writing, our heroic Milwaukee Brewers are tied at one game apiece with the St. Louis Cardinals in the National League Championship Series. Huzzah! Huzzah! Go, Brewers! Our indomitable Wisconsin Badgers are coming off of a bye week to face, and defeat, the Indiana Hoosiers this Saturday. Hurray! Hurray! Go, Badgers!

I took a look at the news, my dears. I looked at local, state, national, and international news. I was looking for something I might want to mention or comment on in this blog. Oh my. Too be blunt, there wasn’t much that didn’t turn my stomach, let alone appear suitable for use here. Perhaps the best way to cope with current conditions is to ignore them as much as possible, or at least take frequent reality breaks. My dears, I do not want to appear vain or a braggart, but you all know my integrity and therefore you know that I speak the truth when I say that I consider myself one of the most powerful beings I know to be operating in the æther. Yet with all of my knowledge and skill, I would not be able to fix the numerous messes that we find ourselves in. Oh dear, oh dear. I don’t know who can, but don’t look at me. The best I can do is to provide a diversion that you might find entertaining. Thus, I present the introduction to “Broken Wear” or “Red Parka” or some such other Japanese show. Have you ever watched their TV? Talk about inscrutable.



Tee-hee. I can’t think of anything that such a wardrobe malfunction would be good for except, perhaps, if you often had irresistible urges to go swimming. Apparently, more about the matter can be discerned here, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vTEIb8cg-t8, but I’m not interested enough to invest more time into watching it.

Well, I certainly hope that my blog this week was not a downer for you, my beloved and benevolent readers. When you think about it, in a world colored by madness and despair, being sane and content is Irregular. Very Irregular, indeed. However, I still appreciate all of my regular readers and the occasional stoppers-by. Thank you for reading my blog today.

Shelter from the storm: madamezoltar@jtirregulars.com.

“They” are predicting some rain in the days to come. We shall see. It has been dry, though. I await some precipitation with anticipation. I hope that you all have a wonderful week. Take care of yourselves, my dears. Paneity!

13 comments:

  1. Thank you for the entertainment Madame Z. It reminded me of the time I blew out the crotch of my pants with an approach back kick while bowling with a group of classmates a number of years back. It was then I realized the truth in what my mother always told me: "Always wear clean underwear. You never know when you will have an accident."

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  2. Wow Loggy...TMI...lol
    Mme Z, I'm sorry to call you on this, maybe I need a newer dictionary, but there is no way paneity is a word. I'm just saying.

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  3. Not only remember to wear clean underwear, but always wear underwear..

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  4. I want Broken Wear® clothes now. They obviously have no practical use, but the commercial is so exciting I want them anyways.

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  5. I broke up a hallway fight today. Imagine how effective Broken Wear® would be in that situation... just for the ninja shock effect! I want it, I want it BAD! lolololol

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  6. When the air is hot and sultry
    it's not the time for adultery.
    But when the frost is on the pumpkin,
    That's the time for Peter Dunkin.

    Poetry for then season.

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  7. Thank you for your blog, Mme. Z.

    I love the poem, Huck, and it's true. I know lots of people born in July (including myself). That makes October a popular month for rubbing uglies.

    kk: http://www.taser.com/

    jedwis, I think the Mme. got you again: http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/paneity
    "Noun - paneity (uncountable) - The quality or state of being bread."

    I clicked on the video link below the Broken Wear video. It's the same thing, only he does it with various other props. In one, he repeatedly dumps a bucket of water on his head, then mud. Some of it is funny, and some of it is wtf?

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  8. I don't know Orbs, I think I am claiming victory over Mme Z this time. "Noun - paneity (uncountable) - The quality or state of being bread." What the heck does that have to do with anything?

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  9. Indeed, my dear Mr. jedwis, what does anything have to do with anything else? We are all connected.

    The "state of being bread" is important to Catholics, who believe in transubstantiation. In the moment before the Eucharist, the host is paneity; then it becomes the body of Christ. A miracle. Huzzah! Huzzah! I just love miracles.

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  10. Hey wait, I'm Catholic and I was even an altar boy doing stuff in Latin and I don't remember any of this...maybe too much focus on the wine. lol

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