It’s Wednesday Already?!
What the HELL has happened to my life? I blink for a second and days go by. Today was a good day. David joined my team at aqua, we had back-to-back meetings, introductions, presentations, briefings, not enough coffee and way too little smoke breaks. But it’s crunch time and I am so excited to have him on board, he has a mind of brilliance and a passion I’ve not yet seen met.
In other words, I’m just so fucking excited that I don’t have to carry all the weight by myself anymore. Hah. Welcome to the rush ride, Dave, I hope we have many happy hours working together!
The weekend that was.
A few weeks ago Briget meme’d me to write a blog post listing things I’d said in the last week. Since you all know how bad my memory is these days, I opt to list things I said out loud either at my mom’s house this past weekend, or on the road trip home with Jon yesterday.
- No but really, how can scientists prove that there is no pregnancy without sex? I mean, what if I’m 12 years old and ride a horse that wobbles me enough to break my hymen? And then a week later I accidentally sit in an hour old puddle of sperm? It’s totally possible for that virgin to fall pregnant.
Mission: Obtain Sheena’s New Car from Durban
So last week an opportunity presented itself to me:
Last week: Hi! I’m an opportunity! Would you like to accept it?
Me: Fuck yeah!
The story goes like this:
The car I’ve been driving for the last year, the Peugeot 206 GTI, Silver, awesome, is a tad expensive for me. I have been paying R4000 on a car every month that I don’t technically own. See, a friend of mine wanted someone to take over payments and then take official ownership of the car once it was paid off. So I intended to buy it, with my whole heart. Except the game then changed, and they wanted another 100k over and above the nearly 60k I’d already paid. R160 000 for a car that was only worth about R80 000? I love that car, but not that much.
My brain is dead
I don’t know what’s going on with me lately, I’m forgetting things left, right and center. The other day I drove all the way to work and once I got to my desk I leaned over to set up my laptop only to realise I’d left it at home. So I drive all the way home and pick it up, rush back to work (now late for a meeting that I had, wait for it, forgotten about) and then realise I’d left the fucking power charger behind!
Nom nom nom
So I might not always make the best choices, or spell words exactly like the dictionary does, or even put the commas in the right, places. But I always blog. And I always do it with love. And fuck it, even SA Blog Awards uses their own version of word orders, look here for proof:
So anyway. Now that we’ve all seen that, can we click on this please:

There are three days left. THREE DAYS. But I personally think you should do it right now, because if you think “oh, I don’t feeeeel like it. I’ll do it just now.” then you’re a twat, because everybody knows that “just now” means “probably never” and Probably Neverers never get anywhere. Probably.
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The Benefits of MyCard
Remember a while back I told you about Standard Bank’s MyCard? I’ve received emails asking for more detail and why women should go for this credit card. Well, here it is!
Benefits:
Get MyCard from Standard Bank and enjoy your moments – The freedom to treat yourself wherever you choose. MyCard is tailored with attractive benefits and features such as cash back on any purchase from wherever you choose, comprehensive MyCare benefits and special offers and discounts with Value Choices every month.
Features:
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Humphry Bumphry List


I haven’t done this for a few years, because the last time I did @Cow_Grrrl and a few others went ahead and got me most of what was in my list and although I was beyond grateful, humble and amazed, I felt guilty. This year, I’m only doing it because everyone who is attending my birthday party has asked me to and since they all read my blog it is the easiest place to put a list.
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Have good friends.

One thing my mom always taught me is that your reputation precedes you. No matter how far you run, it’ll follow and until you rectify it, it’ll never go away. Another thing she always says is “Never sit on the fence!”. This weekend I found out that someone close to me has betrayed me. I can’t say I’m really surprised, because all the signs have been showing up for a while, but I can’t say I’m not hurt either.
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A fairytale love story…
When I started blogging officially, oh about five or six years ago, I was lucky enough to earn my first two loyal South African readers. Their online names were AngelsMind and Glugster. With them came a few other readers, but Angel and Gluggie were two of the first online people I ever really considered friends offline.
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Girls don’t fart.
Growing up with four brothers, I was subjected to burping and farting in the extreme. It’s not something I appreciate, by any means, but with four brothers who are all taller and bigger and stronger than you, who will sit on your head if you so much as bat an eyelid at their bodily expressions, whaddayagonnado?
Of course, I have never farted in my life ever, so I’m not quite sure what all the fuss is about but the boys always seemed to look incredibly proud of themselves and often slapped each other on the back in between air high-fives, so I suppose there must be something to it. If you’re a guy.
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Polar opposites in public.
One of the things my people usually say when they meet Jon is “but he’s so normal! How do you guys get it to work when you’re so different?”. I suppose I should be slightly offended by that, since it really implies that I am, in essence, abnormal. But it’s the truth, I suppose. We are different. We are actually opposites in most things. Where Jon is reliable and sensible, I fly off the handle and reach for the sky and jump ten steps ahead without thinking things through at all. Jon is responsible, I’m responsive. Jon is polite, I’m in your face. Jon is socially well mannered and I am a freaking nut case in society. Jon is friendly and insists on always thanking a host and shaking hands and saying goodbye to everyone at a party, I get drunk and loud and am quite fine with slipping out the back and sending a hung over message the next day saying “shot for the evening, was fun, have hangover – fuck you”. That’s us in public. Polar opposites and confusing to everyone around us.




