This is what the parking lots outside my office window look like today:
Yeah, apparently I didn't get the memo that only losers come to work here the day before Thanksgiving. I am a loser.In other news, Daniel's flag football team lost last week in the elite eight round of the tournament. He is a loser.
Loser X Loser = Loser SquaredBUT...
Could a loser squared family (us) ultimately represent something positive?
I think I can safely assume that being a loser represents something negative. However, a negative multiplied by a negative gives you a positive. Thus, having both members of our family be losers is a good thing!
Here are a few reasons why:
1)I am at work, with no one else, getting paid to blog.
2)No more freezing football games
2 comments:
haha, loser squared. thats pretty clever, i like your reasoning of two negatives equaling a positive.
in my case: a loser times 0 (cause i dont have anyone else to compare with) equals 0. i'm just a zero!
Thanks for sending me the link. It's so fun to read about your life and makes me nostalgic for those happy days of BYU poverty and good friends. And no kids. Tonite was wreathmaking and the whole gang was there. Are you heading east for Christmas or going to the warm weather in Texas?
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