Well, I had my own version of the shame stick. For those of you who don't know what a shame stick is, I'll explain.
I learned about shame sticks from According to Jim. That's right. Relating life to television. Who relates?
Anyhow,
Jim's brother in law Andy was upset with himself and ate a "shame stick."
A shame stick is a stick of butter rolled in sugar. And you eat it.
And no, I did not really eat a shame stick, but I feel pretty shameful right now.
I cleaned out my closet (which amazingly enough was not the problem as I've really, really been on the mend for a long time about shopping if you've followed my own personal saga at all.) The problem came when I cleaned all around the baseboards of the closet. And found what appeared to be a collection of BAZILLIONS of plastic pieces from price tags. You know, the tags you rip off of your clothes after the shopping euphoria has worn off? Shoppers, you know what I mean.
Wow. Do I feel silly looking at all those tags I scooped up.
My own personal version of the shame stick.
This Thanksgiving I am thankful for my own personal lessons learned.
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Shame stick...
Posted by KT at Tuesday, November 24, 2009
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How appropriate.
In the "shameful" process of cleaning out your closet, did you come across any clothes that would look good in my closet?
I have never heard of a shame stick before. Yuck! That is gross. And, dear KT, I feel sure that if I took a look at the bottom of my closet I would find a bazillion or tow of the tags. He-weasel is always showing them to me.
Trinette honey, I only cleaned the bottom of my closet and the shelf in it. Like really, cleaned it. But if I weed through things you will be the first to know!!!
I like you shame stick a lot better than Jim's! HA!
I have to be really careful about my plastic tag thingies now - Lola and I had a little emergency vet trip a few years ago that ended in emergency dental surgery to remove the tag from her gums. Only my dog.
Mmm... Butter
Mmm... Sugar
(slobber) - Homer
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