When we were growing up, my two sisters and I weren’t allowed to watch several television shows. Married with Children had bad language and crass humor. The Simpsons was a little too irreverent for my parents’ taste. Friends had all the wrong goodies: promiscuity, children out of wedlock, divorce, profanity, a casual attitude toward pornography, […]
By austinlchurch
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Also posted in animals, childhood, comic relief, family, girls, marriage, middle school, parents, romance, serious, sisters
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Tagged car crash in slow motion, inappropriate television shows, watching elephants mate
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February 11, 2011 – 6:07 pm
I didn’t know that I’d asked Leah to get food on Valentine’s Day. I had no clue. It had been just another Tuesday to me.
January 23, 2011 – 12:08 am
Just tell her you’re not interested and watch the pain and embarrassment of rejection register in her eyes. Don’t soften the blow. Don’t put sugar in the vinegar. Tell her the truth, and even though she might hate your guts for awhile, she’ll come to appreciate your courage.
By austinlchurch
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Also posted in comic relief, girls, high school, romance, serious
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Tagged 10 Things I Hate About You, David Lipscomb High School, I just want to be friends, Obie's Pizza, Wrigley's Spearmint Gum, young Humphrey Bogart, young Paul Giametti
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December 29, 2010 – 6:28 pm
Let me share some my expertise in getting engaged: don’t hold onto the ring for three months. The anticipation began to feel like wearing an iron football helmet. And if you’re old-fashioned like me and want to ask for her father’s blessing, don’t be thirty minutes late because you chose a Starbucks as the meeting place.
December 18, 2010 – 1:23 pm
“Bad†is too broad an adjective for gifts, and if you’re going to survive this Christmas, you need to be able to accurately identify the enemy. First on the list is gifts with hidden agendas. You know them because you’ve received them. See if Tony’s story sounds familiar.
“Scoop” and “Shrimp” don’t belong in the same sentence anymore than “moist” and “creamy.”
You mean to tell me that you cannot find a single attractive woman in a city of roughly 180,000 people, 46,000 of which are women between the ages of 20 and 34, not counting the population growth since the last census in 2000?
By austinlchurch
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Also posted in comic relief, dislikes, girls, masculinity, pet peeves, romance
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Tagged asking girls out, Barley's, chronically single, how to get a date, Knoxville, most attractive student body
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