You’d be surprised to learn how many people are doing internet searches for ‘Phineas, Ferb and Sex‘. Until my cousin Milagros Schwartz enlightened me, I didn’t even know who Phineas and Ferb were, and now it’s the main reason people are coming to my website, aside from the murder charge.
“They haven’t charged you.”
This from my future ex-husband, who, once again, is reading over my shoulder.
“Yet,” he adds.
Kim Kardashian was the most internet-searched-for women in 2012. I know Kim through mutual friends, and she’s furious about the popularity of Phineas and Ferb. Personally, I don’t really care, as I just took my Opana with that touch of Xanax and am feeling it all over. You’d be surprised to learn how many people are doing internet searches for ‘Phineas, Ferb and Sex‘.
Did I tell you that Elvis keeps calling me? He’s the ten-year-old son of Sabina, the Russian who thinks she’s marrying my father.
“She’s Kosovan,” says my future ex-husband.
“Don’t you ever go to work?” I say.
The wedding is getting close and I’m considering doing the unthinkable. I just don’t understand it, readers. Isn’t it enough for daddy to have the perfect daughter in every way? Isn’t enough that I’m thin and marrying wealthy? I even wrote two novels for him, but did he even call me to say he was proud?
“Jasmine,” says my future ex-husband. “Sometimes you just have to accept things the way they are.”
This is the kind of drivel he says now, ever since that night in Queens. I would dump him, but the cocktail always makes me a little sleepy, and also, we have reservations tonight.
“Come on,” he says. “Let’s just go to Jean Georges.”
You see. Sometimes he still says the right thing.
Really fun post!
Thank you Midu Hadi for visiting, and for your sense of humor.