Feeling Better

Well, I'm finally coming around and feeling more like my old self. Thanks to support from readers like Melon and Lizza and their starkly different approaches of support and everyone else who shared. The despair over Batista losing his championship belt is subsiding. And even though there's still the bit of sorrow knowing The Undertaker is Smackdown's current reigning champ, I know in my heart that Batista will win back his coveted possession and once again make my world light and cheery again.

In other pressing news, I'm currently trying to be chosen as Vice-President under Bob Johnson and it's starting to become very political and VERY nasty. I now have political opponents trying to find dirt on me and even questioning my character-all because of the current political events unfolding in Karmulastan and our country's involvement there. You can read more of the goings on at Bob's site. I have learned that I now have to be very careful of what I post because my comments can quickly be taken out of context or used against me. Wish me luck that Bob will choose me. I've tried to convince him the many ways I can help his campaign. I'm gonna soon sweeten the pot-fundraising by selling chicken dinners at the church! Once he sees all the money I can bring in, he's sure to choose me.

Okay, getting back to reality. Easter Sunday was everything I knew it would be! The weather was beautiful during the day but later that night a dust storm surprised us and choked us all back inside.

My mom's dinner was excellent, plentious and tasty. We were all in good moods, no fighting, fussing or playa-hating. My niece Butterfly was the toast of the day as most babies are in family celebrations. She had everyone's attention and she loved it. I think she's on her way to being a ham like her Aunt Debo.

Well, time to get up and get ready for work. Thanks again for everyone wishing me well and sending positive thoughts my way. Although I'm feeling better, I think it's too early to put up my Batista poster though. You know, recovery can be a very long process...snicker, snicker.