Recently, a new event has been brought to my knowledge. Another arbitrary day of celebration to mark on our calendars. This is not an annual, nor biannual, nor monthly occurrence but once every week there will be a day of rejoice. I feel like these kinds of things are too few and far between and that is why I was so overjoyed when I got the news of "Frosting Fridays." In a nut shell, what happens is you buy a small tub of frosting and a pack of animal crackers and, throughout the day, eat them in all of your classes. You're free to share, in fact, sharing is recommended, even encouraged! Such a simple thing, and yet so wonderful.
I have to give credit where credit is due so I would like to accredit Jonathan Ling with the distinction of being the man who introduced me to this glorious end of the work week celebration. And to go even further back in the books, Jon told me that a friend of his, from a school I am currently forgetting, who has since graduated and is currently attending college was the originator of this great day. So, thank you, random college sophomore, for enlightening us all.
Although I have not personally fully committed myself to a Frosting Friday, due to forgetfulness, I have been offered me some frosting covered animal crackers by none other than Jon Ling and they were delightful. I have high hopes for this day that I will hopefully be participating in sometime in the near future, but for now I would like to discuss days like this in general. If you don't know what I mean by that, then you're dumb. Just kidding, I got kind of tired and really lazy there so I just sort of typed the first thing that came to mind. Well, enough of this inner monologue to help put words down onto the screen and let's get down to brass tax. Damn it, did it again. But for real, there are far too few fun days like Frosting Fridays. I suppose it is because we can't have too many, or really more than probably two a week, or it'd just be over kill. But still, I never hear of these fun weekly or monthly, whatever period of time-ly occurrences nearly enough. I would like to hear of these fun occurrences more often so get cracking on it world, come up with some fun days to brighten everybody's lives.
I have to give credit where credit is due so I would like to accredit Jonathan Ling with the distinction of being the man who introduced me to this glorious end of the work week celebration. And to go even further back in the books, Jon told me that a friend of his, from a school I am currently forgetting, who has since graduated and is currently attending college was the originator of this great day. So, thank you, random college sophomore, for enlightening us all.
Although I have not personally fully committed myself to a Frosting Friday, due to forgetfulness, I have been offered me some frosting covered animal crackers by none other than Jon Ling and they were delightful. I have high hopes for this day that I will hopefully be participating in sometime in the near future, but for now I would like to discuss days like this in general. If you don't know what I mean by that, then you're dumb. Just kidding, I got kind of tired and really lazy there so I just sort of typed the first thing that came to mind. Well, enough of this inner monologue to help put words down onto the screen and let's get down to brass tax. Damn it, did it again. But for real, there are far too few fun days like Frosting Fridays. I suppose it is because we can't have too many, or really more than probably two a week, or it'd just be over kill. But still, I never hear of these fun weekly or monthly, whatever period of time-ly occurrences nearly enough. I would like to hear of these fun occurrences more often so get cracking on it world, come up with some fun days to brighten everybody's lives.
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