TJ: I wrote this song for you. *cranks radio*
Phil: What?
TJ: This song. I wrote it for you.
Phil: You did not write Crocodile Rock.
TJ: What? Yes I did.
Phil: No, you did not.
TJ: What the hell! I wrote this song for you!
Phil: You were not even alive when Elton John wrote that song.
TJ: Elton John didn’t write it!
Phil: Elton John did write Crocodile Rock, a long time ago.
TJ: He did not! I wrote it for you!
Phil: You did not write Crocodile Rock!
TJ: You’re such a doubter! I write a song for you and this is the shit I get.
Phil: Fine. You wrote Crocodile Rock.
TJ: I wrote it for YOU.
Phil: Ok, baby. You wrote Crocodile Rock for me.
TJ: THANK YOU. Geeeeze.
So, I am leaving for Phoenix to spend Thanksgiving with Phil’s family tomorrow. Actually, I have to leave for the airport at 3am, so I guess I am sort of leaving tonight. Sort of. Though it will actually be tomorrow, technically. But stepping aside from technicalities, it will me the godforsaken middle of the night when I drag my tired butt to BWI for my 5:30am flight. Guess who is getting a “HOLY CRAP I’M ON A PLANE AAAAHHHHH!!!” phonecall? (Hint: His name starts with Phil.)
I am, of course, not at all ready to go. For some reason I can’t check in for my flight online, and have not made my usual obsessive list of things that need to be done/packed before I can leave. I have dumped both of those things onto Phil.
What? He took the day off work today! Like he has more important things to do than spend time on hold with US Airways and make sure I don’t forget my sunglasses and bath poof. Puff? Pouf? Scrubby thingie.
So, right, I am leaving in just over 12 hours and I have done nothing except buy a gigantic pile of new bras and underwear. Shove Target bag directly from car into suitcase, half packed! Sometimes, I amaze me.
However, while I am rather certain I am going to be cursing, dragging things out of the dryer and half-assedly redying my hair purple at 2 in the morning, SOMEONE is more than prepared for my arrival:
I have obviously made a good call with this one.


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