"... I'm just getting too ugly"

Woo, three posts in two days! That's a pretty big deal. All these posts are important of course. Today's blog post is because of a funny quote I heard earlier. I am currently working two jobs, both of which I actually like. For one of my jobs I am re-employed with LDS Philanthropies working for the Telefund, it's so fun! Everyone that works there is such a fun person, we get to talk to wonderful Alumni every day and we also get to play games at work. Awesome! Next week we are starting the Telefund Bachelor(ette). It should be fun, there will be a Bachelor and a Bachelorette I am told, and there are several guys and girls signed up to go on dates with these two. The Telefund is funding very cheap dates that the Bachelor and Bachelorette will go on each week with a different person from the list, each date will be given a theme by the members of the Telefund. I'm signed up to go on a date with the Bachelor (it seems a little awkward, but it's not like my dating life is super full right now so I might as well go on a date with a fun guy from work right?) and I will report on my Bachelor date when the time comes. Another thing I like about the Telefund is the fact that we can put "Tele" before anything at work. We have Telebucks as incentives, Teleromances, Telegossip, Telephones (of course), Telefunders (the callers), and the like. It's fun. Another fun thing is the fact that I was pictured on LDSP's website as a result of working here. Awesome! I'm the one with long brown hair on the left.

My other job is working for some really, really, rich people cleaning their house. Mostly though I just visit with the wife. She talks a lot. Mostly about David Archuletta. Seriously. She's really funny though and today she said something that made me want to blog about it. She was trying to figure out her computer, which has a camera built-in. She pushed the wrong button and it was going to take a picture of her, but her face showed on the screen. This was a problem for her because she thought she looked awful. She said, "Oh it is time for me to die, I'm just getting too ugly." I felt bad that she felt that way, but at the same time I wanted to laugh because that is a really funny thing to say. She's 70 and not likely to die anytime soon so that makes it a bit safer to laugh about. Plus she's totally not ugly. So anyway, I knew I had to keep that funny saying written down and may as well share it with all of you.