Beef stew & bread bowls 01
Hello, I'm Stewart, um, Stu, if you don't mind and my story starts just a few weekends ago when the basketball madness that is March said goodbye to the Sweet 16, what's up to the Elite 8 and welcome to the final 4 for both, the men's teams and the women's teams.
And I'll be the first to admit that I may or may not had preplanned that Saturday afternoon as a game watch day at my friend's aunties house, but I had a couple of good reasons. One, Gill Jr.'s auntie lived on my street and two, OMG, Mrs. Gilbert had the living room set up and three, um, food, guaranteed food. I mean, I'm 21 and the process goes sleep, watch sports and food, right?
Anyways, let me start with Mrs. Gilbert's comfy ass living room. I mean, is there really a wall behind her super-sized and very modern flat screen, huh? I mean, you don't see a wall, but it must be there. And don't even get me started on the matching super-sized microfiber sectional couch thingamabob thingy. I mean, is it a couch or is it a play den or is it a big U-shaped bed, right? I mean, several people could doze off on it and never interfere with each other. Oh, and I may not quite know what microfiber is, but I'm pretty sure it's defined a comfy. And almost best of all, Gill Jr. & myself, only had to sign a single sentence avadavat stating that it's 'shoes off at all times, punishable by no free meals', but that's okay since no matter what, Mrs. Gilbert always has something cooking in the kitchen.
So, onto the Saturday afternoon double header of college female games, right? Or in other words, let me introduce my friend, Gill Jr. He was really going to enjoy the double header of games, especially the second game because Gill Jr. absolutely loves how the female players are built and he's not wrong about that, like he's wrong about literally everything else, but imagine his delight when his favorite female players are running up and down the court with their bouncing ponytails on a super-sized flat screen, right?
I mean, of course, for me, it's all about the play making and the outcomes of the games and I wouldn't even have ever noticed that most of the female players sprout such bouncy ponytails, including a few of them who wear false eyelashes and all, because that's not why I watch the games [ducts head to the left in case of a lightning bolt strike].
So, not having been struck dead by lightning, yet, and with Gill Jr.'s unattainable girlfriend coming up in the second game of the double header, he was comfortably positioned on the left side of the heavenly sectional as I stretched out on the right side (ahh), in our stocking feet, of course, and as they say, let the games begin.
(Chuckles) after these umpteen TV commercials and 45 minutes of 'sports experts' ramblings on and on and on in between the double header games and OMG, tip-off the ball already!
"Stu, just for the record, even everybody already knows it, you're going to be my best man when I marry that #5 girl from UConn and air pressure pump her basketball every night with my high-power air pump, end of story, so?"
"Well, dang it, Gill Jr., I mean, I'm happy to hear that you're going to use your, LOL, your high-power, high-pressure air pump with something or someone other than with your right hand, but you're at least going to do the right thing and divorce your right hand first, I mean, divorce that feisty blonde girl from TCU first?"
"Well, dang it, Stu, now I'm going to have to whisk them both away to Idaho and live happily ever after with my two basketball wives and my high-pressure, ump, ump, ump, air pump, so?"
"Well, Gill Jr., I think you mean whisk them away to Utah, but don't officially announce to your parents that you're moving out until your brood of basketball wives have an actual chance to experience your high-pressure air pump in action because I've heard that modern women these days like actual sex instead of what you call having sex behind your closed bedroom door because..."
"[Ding, Gill Jr. gets a text] aww, dang it, again, Stu, my dad just texted me and said that he needs me to pick him up from the Transmission Shop because my uncle Jerry doesn't want to leave just yet, so, you should..."
"[Makes space wars hands motions] I'm not the droid that you're looking for, woo-woo, to pick up your dad from the Transmission Shop, woo-woo, especially since I'm an honored house guest and so comfy on the sectional couch, woo-woo [reverses space wars hands motions], so?"
"[Spinning eyes] I'll be back, Stu, but don't you dare check out my woman's bouncing ponytail and basketball booty because I called it, end of story!"
"[Makes space wars hands motions] young whippersnapper has much to learn, woo-woo, about how long these announcers ramble on and on in between games, woo-woo, you have plenty of time before you happy fap over your totally unattainable basketball player, woo-woo [reverses space wars hands motions] girlfriend, so?"
"[Spinning eyes] you know, Stu, for my best man, you are kind of a butthead! Anyways, the joke is on you because my aunties house will be crawling with cooking womenfolk soon enough!"
(Chuckles) womenfolk, huh? I couldn't wait to hear the dinnertime conversations at Gill Jr.'s log cabin in the hills of Utah (chuckles).
Well, he left anyways. And I was left as comfy as comfy can be on the sectional and with a fully charged phone battery and a perfect view of Mrs. Gilbert in the kitchen if I peeked over the rear corner cushions.
[Peel, peel, peel, chop, chop, chop]
"[Ping, outgoing text] what cha doing, Mrs. Gilbert?"
"[Whoop, a reply] peeling & chopping carrots for my bread bowl beef stew, Stu! Who is winning?"
"[Ping, a reply back] from what I can see from here, Mrs. Gilbert, your hubby is winning! Lift the rear of your dress and let me peek at what Mr. Gilbert's carrot tears up 2 or 3 times a week???"