FRIENDS-Season One

THE ORIGINAL SONGS OF PHOEBE BUFFAY AS SEEN ON SEASON ONE

Season One, Episode One, "The Pilot"

Love is sweet as summer showers

Love's a wondrous work of art

But your love oh your love

Your love...is like a giant pigeon...

Crapping on my heart

Season One, Episode Seven, "The One with the Blackout"

New York City has no power

And the milk is going sour

But to me it is not scary

'Cause I stay away from dairy

Season One, Episode Ten, "The One with the Monkey"

I made a man with eyes of coal

And a smile so bewitching

How was I suppose to know

My mother was dead in the kitchen?

La la la la la la la...

My mother's ashes

Even her eyelashes

Are resting in a little, yellow jar

And sometimes when it's breezy

I get a little sneezy

And now -

Season One, Episode Eleven, "The One with Mrs. Bing"

You don't have to be awake

To be my man

As long as you have brainwaves

I'll be there to hold your hand

So we just met the other day

There's something I have got to say...

Season One, Episode Twenty-Two, "The One with the Birth"

They're tiny and chubby

And so sweet to touch

Soon they'll grow up

And resent you so much

Now they're yolling at you

And you don't know why

You cry and you cry and you cry

You cry and you cry and you cry

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They found their bodies the very next day

They found their bodies the very next day

La la la la la la.....

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As promised, here is something that I enjoy...the songs of Phoebe Buffay from FRIENDS.

I still have more songs but those are from the next season. I think the next sitcom blog will be one of my favorite dialogues from Corner Gas, a Canadian sitcom that I discovered when in Tulsa.

So I guess you are wondering how I am doing...at least, I am assuming you are. I wouldn't know since there are no comments on the previous post. I am doing alright. I took my car to get the dent taken care of and sometime next week, my blinker should be taken care of. I am also looking into replacing all of the bulbs in my headlights.

The reason my passenger door won't open is because the front side of the car is shoved up against the door. They will straighten that out before they put in my new blinker. They will also attempt to pop out the dent without the bumper coming loose. At the moment, the dent is no longer a problem to my tire, which is a good thing. Hopefully, sometime next week, I'll take my car to get an oil change (it needs it!) and to get my water pump fixed (it dumped all my coolant this morning when I got back from the car collision place).

Well, what else is knew with me? I am enjoying my Poison CD and I am doing my best not to lose hope. I think that things start looking up for me but I don't want to get too complacent...the last thing I want is to think that things may just start working out (car fixed, bills payed, and a possible full time steady job) and then have it all fall on me again.

I have been thinking of heading back to El Paso at the end of this year but that is still to be seen. I would get an apartment of my own and a job when there, as well as enjoy the joy of living near family and close friends. This is something that I used to dread but now I am actually feeling okay with the idea of moving back to where I grew up. I think it's because I feel like a failure at the whole grown independent woman attempt. Stephen, if this happens, are you willing to drive up here to help me move back home? I don't want to make the drive by myself and I will need another vehicle for my stuff (which means your truck) unless I want to hire a moving truck (yuck).

Of course, if I get a steady job that will not wig out on me before the end of this year, I'll go ahead and stay in Waco. I like Waco and I especially love the fact that I am close to Austin, which I love.

I just pray that God shows me what He wants and that I am willing to follow anywhere He leads.