Eliot's Birthday Party
Everyone asks what Eliot wants and I say um um um. And by that I mean well, since you do have more money than I do, I can never buy him a toy, and you're asking what toy he wants right? Well, he likes balls and trucks- since you're asking. But you know what he really wants? He wants a mommie who doesn't flip out all the time, he wants a daddy who doesn't have a million things on his mind, who's not trying to hold down 15 ping pong balls underwater at the same time. He wants people not to pinch his cheeks and pick him up when he's in the middle of something important. He wants people to realize he's a person too and so when he whines he wants you to remember that you whine too, that you throw fits too, that you don't like to be interupted either, that you get over-stimulated by touching and talking too, that you feel uneasy and scared about things too. So if people are going to "Get" something for Eliots Birthday- they should get me a safe amount of wine and pot, a beattles CD, a yoga membership, babysitting time (so she can go for a walk, take a bath, have sex...), a back rub, a nice talk, a smile, a hug, a prayer. They should get Josh a break from being the subdued daddy, they should act like they actually want to be here, they should get him babysitting time (so he can go for a walk, go be a guy, have sex...,) a smile, a hug, a prayer, and especially some tech talk cuz I have no idea what he's talking about but he really likes tech talk. What things really benefit little boys? Plastic? The latest Icon from a disney movie? Fancy gap clothes with footballs on them? Batteries? Maybe he needs things like food and shelter and love. Maybe he doesn't need THINGS. FUCK TOYS
FYI~
I'm really not biching, this is supposed to be a lively and humerous commentary on Birthday's, my habits, little boys, and our consumer culture driven by blood thirsty, deceitful, rich pricks (aka Corporations) I'm actually having a lovely day :)
and i'm not going to spell check this
