I thought I’d give a word of advice to anyone out there who
figures it’s okay to be a creepy stalker…
Today, the Squeeze (who I still want to punch after last weeks parent-goggles bullshit) and I went
off to Federation Square for the Melbourne Jazz Festival. Let me mention at this point in time - I
would rather be stripped naked, covered in honey and staked to an ants nest as
opposed to sitting through jazz; however it is only for one hour and even I can
suck that up.
Kid 1 was playing and so off we went, into the cold; scarves,
hot coffee and bacon and egg muffins.
Midway through Kid 1’s 'set', the Harridan, Kid 3 and assorted
other velvet wearing relatives showed up to parade around.
We kept a low profile and in fact it was like a morning in dance lessons as we waltzed around the square avoiding one velvet wearer or another.
The Harridan, in some sort of weird “I’m a freaking stalker” kind of
action, left her people and walked through the crowd to
stand about 3 metres from us. I
strategically positioned myself to have my back to her – so she came and stood on
the other side – this time about 3 feet from us. Once again, I spun and faced the other
direction. Frankly, I think I was as graceful as
a ballerina! Eventually, she moseyed off
back to velvet clan without uttering a word (not that I actually looked or acknowledged her) but I thought ‘who the Hell does
that?’

She may think she unsettled us but to be perfectly honest,
all I could do was grin to myself. Even
velvet wearing, non antibiotic, vegetarian tossers start porking up in their 50’s. I was thrilled to see her white coat
stretching tight and outlining several middle aged rolls.
So thrilled, I took a picture
Face altered to protect my ass….
Oh wow. That picture! I can't stop laughing. Seriously, that is hilarious!
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Looks just like her too lol
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