Yes...I'm trying hard. Yes...it's been a rough couple of weeks with Terry's pain/health. Yes...I want to do everything and be as good as all the other women that I admire and are so spectacular. Am I wanting applause or something??? Who would share they baked boxed brownies in an attempt to serve others? Oh, boy!!! I'm aghast! Aaaack!!
Really I think I do a service, of sorts, that is private and confidential and I love to share scriptures and Conference quotes and I LOVE to write notes and send the Jacquie Lawson gorgeous e-cards and send an email and even a PM (I think I don't know the boundaries on those PM though as I tend to go on for to long but that is new to me still and I'm learning. I think there are some sort of etiquette rules and I perhaps have not yet learned them).
My life is so full of to-do's right now that the last thing I should be sputtering over and trying to show love and care is baking brownies from a box. (and then announce it to the world that I did such a feat!!) Yes, I actually love the idea because it reminds me of my sister. Yes, I will occasionally follow her Family Recipe and pour love in the batter but that will not be the measure of my serving.
I need to somehow or other figure out why I don't do Genealogy and truth be told (sorry, Natalie) I really am content to let others do it for our line. Oh, boy talk about egging my own face!! I know I really need to figure out how to do it and love it. But obviously I don't know I need to do it enough to actually do it! Talk about a service project!!
AND I need to do some sort of sewing for Days for Girls and not focus strictly on my family quilt project..
Wow! I just keep digging a deeper hole for myself don't I??
I best stop the caterwauling!!
I need to cool my jets and calm down and go to sleep.
You doubt it so you have to even ask???? Of course you do! you ninny! |
Origin:
"Random House Dictionary of American Slang, Vol. 1, A-G" by J.E. Lighter (Random House, New York, 1994): "have egg on (one's) face -- to look foolish or be embarrassed. Now colloq. 1951-53 'Front Page Detective (syndic. TV series): I can see egg all over my face..."
Another source says the phrase is "newer" than the 50s. From "The Dictionary of Clichés" by James Rogers (Ballantine Books, New York, 1985): "to have egg on your face - To be embarrassed or chagrined at something one has done or the way one did it; to do something ineptly.
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