Monday, February 9, 2009

Turkey in the Pants

As per the heeelarious Shonda's request, here is evidence of my fear that I will be stopped at a grocery store for attempting to shoplift a turkey by stuffing it down the front of my pants:

Please keep in mind that I was even wearing a girdle when I snapped this fine self-portrait (yes, I resorted to Assets, a Spanx spin-off undergarment that I bought at Target for $10 hoping for miracles), so it generally looks a bit bulkier. Also, I do not think that I look like I am shoplifting a turkey in my pants when I wearing jeans. There is just something extra unflattering about "work" pants. Ugh.

Incidentally, the title of this post reminds me of a song that my sister and I listened to when we jumped on my bed pretending that we were gymnastics teachers, "Turkey in the Straw." The song was on the awesome Goin' Quackers album, featuring Donald Duck. It also had classics like "I'm in Love with the Big Blue Frog" and "Throw It Out the Window."

For the record (heh heh), we preferred "Disco Mickey Mouse" when we did bad things like jump on the bed. (The title track was excellently paced, as was "Watch Out for Goofy," a song warning women that he would dance on their feet.) I think "Sesame Street Fever" came in third. Damn, you gotta love the early '80s for bringing disco to kids.

10 comments:

  1. My sister and I loved "Disco Mickey Mouse." too funny. hoping you are feeling better!

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  2. Oh Suzanne - love you, love your poor sense of how you look in your workpants. There's no gettin' a turkey in there. Is this why you are resorting to the South Beach Diet?

    YOUR FAB - regardless of how you feel about your packaging.

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  3. Thanks, but no, it is not the reason I went on South Beach, although I will not complain if it is reduced to a chicken or even cornish hen. :)

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  4. I never ever tuck anything in anymore. THAT's your problem. Sweaters. Over the waistband shirts. Jackets.

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  5. no tucking here either. stop the madness!

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  6. To be fair, I don't usually tuck in either, usually. This was for illustrative purposes. Untucked shirts are good for hiding shoplifted turkeys!

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  7. He's a macho, macho duck!

    Ah, good times.

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  8. That would be YOU'RE fab,
    MFA lady.

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  9. Blogging is all about the typos...

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