As far as weldy stuff goes-- "They call me Hell, they call me Staceeeeeeey...That's not my name." This is Jezebel Birdsong-- one of my characters, a ghost. This is with just the warpaint.
OK, now we're talking. Now I'm really feelin' her. I think she's surpassed my lame drawing-- thank God!
Stuff coworkers would have endured today-- frequent air guitar breaks using whatever was handy, usually the welding gun, head whipping episodes resembling seizures-- or maybe me being shaken like a ragdoll by an invisible giant, me stomping around singing "I am the greatest man that ever lived" (yeah I said it) super loud, and "Monkey Wrench" and busting out my awesome terrible dance moves.
In truth none of that would have occurred if I had coworkers because I would have felt too stupid to totally rock-out in front of them. Instead I would have, with great effort, restrained myself, and tried to mentally block them out, and been mad at them for unwittingly oppressing me and my rockingness. --- Or, more likely, I would have tried to corrupt them into being all goofy with me and no work would have gotten done.See? I'm way better off on my own.


4 comments:
You really do rock. The theoretical co-workers are totally missing out.
This is gorgeous.
Hi it's me, Kt. I just still can't remember my @$&%$ password.
Gee, I always thought it was, they call me "her". funny. Dig the chick - and you, you rock, and I don't just mean rock out. Maybe you should have a live webcam in your workshop, eh?
Heidi Hick--
Awe, thanks. No YOU rawk. Internet coworkers are fine. ;)
JKB--
Thanks sman.
Sis--
You of all people should know how scary that would be. A nation-wide epidemic of pants peeing over my dorkitus would ensue.
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