Monday, July 17, 2006

Happy Little Monday Morning


As I find myself sitting in front of my computer this Monday morning, it is evident that the effects of last weekend's "festivities" have reared its ugly head and landed hard on my levels of motivation. Feelings of being indolent, sluggish, and slightly apathetic are no good when trying to kick start a new, successful week at the office. What I need is a motivator. I require someone to bring encouragement and light to my downtrodden attitude. Someone like...Bob Ross!

With your large, perfectly shaped Afro and equally flawless brown beard, your voice was like a comforting stack of warm flapjacks on a cold winter morning. As a child, your words, which were coated in benevolence and sugary sprinkled mountaintops, were as powerful as ten Hover Dams atop Zeus' shoulders.

"Something bothers you? Change it. This is your world; you control it. Maybe a little path lives right here, a happy little path." "But Bob," I cry silently in my mind, "I've worn myself down and Monday is a drag!" So genuinely he replies, "There are no mistakes, only happy accidents." Oh Bob, what would I ever do without you!!!

5 Critiques:

Anonymous monkeyfoot said...

i'm sorry to inform you that bob ross is dead... deceased...worm food.

http://www.nndb.com/people/100/000099800/

his hair will be missed.

5:06 PM

 
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Bob Ross is really freakin' cool.

He had a studio in New Smyrna.

11:22 PM

 
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Ode to that of childhood icons who entertained us as we aimlessly clicked channels through on rainy saturday morning before our parent woke up.
To that Bob and his amazing afro puff, may his kind words forever complete their light ballet dance on your heart as they sprinkle fairydust into the manicals of ones eardrums. For is anything more pure and incorrect than a happy childhood memory of distance? What could be less real amd more valuable?

10:38 AM

 
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Ode to that of childhood icons who entertained us as we aimlessly clicked channels through on rainy saturday morning before our parent woke up.
To that Bob and his amazing afro puff, may his kind words forever complete their light ballet dance on your heart as they sprinkle fairydust into the manicals of ones eardrums. For is anything more pure and incorrect than a happy childhood memory of distance? What could be less real amd more valuable?

10:39 AM

 
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Only Peanut Butter and Jelly could/would right something this....this…. well funny. I have got to admit, Bob might not have spent the majority of his time on planet earth with the rest of us. But anyplace where you can make your own "happy little path" is all peachypi to me.

1:12 AM

 

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