I Am Now That Crazy Lady
Stupid things I do February 23rd, 2010
You know the lady. The one who walks around life talking to herself. Carrying on entire conversations when no one but her is listening.
I never was that lady, but today I am. Officially.
Thrice today I was caught talking to myself.
1. On the way back from a meeting this afternoon, I walked along the street by myself (or so I thought), and to no one in particular I announced that I would really like some malted milk balls. As soon as I said it ALOUD, two joggers came up behind me and passed, no doubt happy that they were running away from said crazy woman.
2. Washing my hands in the ladies room after my meeting, I cursed myself ALOUD that I did not have any hairspray in my purse, complete with hand gestures. I went onto say that I should have popped it in my purse, knowing I would be walking back from the meeting in the wind and rain. I did not know I had company until another woman walked around the corner to find me discussing my hairspray neglect.
3. When I stopped at a grocery store after work, I stood in front of the bread aisle wishing ALOUD that they had my favorite type of bread flats for sandwiches. I said “Why do they never have the 7 Grain kind?! Where is the 7 Grain? God! I turned to leave and found a woman behind me, also looking at the bread, and wearing what must be the quietest shoes ever made. I did NOT hear her coming and she startled me.
Then, of course, I went on to explain that I don’t normally talk to myself like that and that she was the third person who caught me doing it in one day. The woman gave me a pitiful look, the look you give that crazy lady you’re just a little bit afraid of.
For the record, I have three cats, so I’m thisclose to also being the crazy cat lady. And we all know there’s no turning back from that.
Stumble it!






February 23rd, 2010 at 7:04 pm
Yikes,that photo looks like something out of a nightmare.
.-= mike Golch´s last blog ..WTF??? =-.
February 23rd, 2010 at 7:11 pm
I’ve been told before that talking to oneself is a sign of intelligence. I may have been told that just so the person could escape quickly though.
Is it better or worse to talk to oneself silently but with moving lips? That’s my tendency.
.-= Ms. SP´s last blog ..Movie: Baby Mama (15-word Review) =-.
February 23rd, 2010 at 7:18 pm
Remember, I’ve met you. I’m pretty sure you reached that crazy lady status a long time ago.
Heee. Hee!
February 23rd, 2010 at 7:19 pm
OK. I feel mean. I must revise my earlier statement I meant to say..I do this all the time, but having to admit that I’m also a crazy lady is, well, embarrassing! So, for now, I will just agree that you are a crazy lady!
.-= Lisa @ Boondock Ramblings´s last blog ..Hey, lady! I want to see your bathroom! =-.
February 23rd, 2010 at 7:25 pm
Oh man, I find myself doing that all the time. It’s not so bad at home (where I’ll have long think-out-loud monologues) but sometimes I slip up and do the same at the store. So I guess you’re not all that crazy! Unless of course we’re both crazy. And that can’t be – I don’t have any cats.
.-= Surfie´s last blog ..The Results – My Sub Assignment =-.
February 23rd, 2010 at 7:29 pm
I “accidently” got a 4th cat (Gracie) just recently… I think I am now “Officially” a shoe-in for the CCL title. We should start a club or something.
Big hugs xo
.-= Barb at WillThink4Wine´s last blog ..Best Buds – Just like old times =-.
February 23rd, 2010 at 7:45 pm
With only 2 cats, I’m a crazy cat lady, because not only do I talk TO them, but I talk FOR them. Yes, we have conversations. At least there have been no witnesses.
.-= JD at I Do Things´s last blog ..I Announce the WINNERS of the Simply Caramel Milky Way Contest so you don’t have to =-.
February 23rd, 2010 at 7:52 pm
You are not alone — and I spend so much time by myself that I’ve come to think of my comments to myself as conversations. I was in a library making copies from microfiche a few months ago and was having the usual blah blah blah with myself when I noticed the undergraduate to my left staring at me as I babbled.
.-= Jennifer´s last blog ..Thanks for the memories =-.
February 23rd, 2010 at 7:57 pm
I’ve heard that talking to oneself is the first sign of senility. I’ve been doing that since I was four. And, yes, I’ve argued with myself (practicing for the real thing – that’s my story and I’m sticking with it).
My poor daughter, also named Stephanie, has been confused more than once when I’ve been muttering criticisms to myself when she was nearby.
I don’t argue with myself any more (I save it for the novels), but I figured I flew past crazy more than three decades past.
If you think you’re crazy, let me tell you, you need to take a number.
.-= Stephanie Barr´s last blog ..Hiatus Interruptus – For Jeff King: Where Will We Go? =-.
February 23rd, 2010 at 8:20 pm
You sold me at the picture- that lady has those pipe cleaner worms in her hair that we got as kids. You stroked em and they moved…
I am leaving to find pipe cleaner worms for my hair. (I said this aloud to myself)
.-= Michelle Gartner´s last blog ..Vintage 1974 Barbie’s Olympic Ski Village =-.
February 23rd, 2010 at 8:50 pm
Mm, malted milk balls.
.-= MzHartz´s last blog ..Improv’d Cookies =-.
February 23rd, 2010 at 8:56 pm
I like your earrings.
.-= Margaret (Nanny Goats)´s last blog ..California is from Mars, Arizona is from Venus =-.
February 23rd, 2010 at 9:36 pm
You know, I wonder if it has always been, or is it only in recent years that these conversations go on. Is it something in the water? Is it only crazy cat ladies? I talk to myself (out loud) all the time, and I answer my own questions too. Thankfully I have only been heard by Mo, and she has come to expect weird behaviour from me, so totally ignores me – unless I tell myself a joke, then she laughs and says I’m mad.
.-= babs – beetle´s last blog ..The empty page =-.
February 23rd, 2010 at 9:43 pm
My thoughts on the subject are that if you argue with yourself you will always win because you can anticipate your own answers. I also heard that talking to oneself is a sign of advanced intelligence, or maybe I just made that up to make myself feel better.
.-= Kim´s last blog ..A Quote For A Google-Stalker =-.
February 23rd, 2010 at 9:53 pm
What’s wrong with being THAT lady? My kids bust me talking to myself all the time, I just turn around and give them that crazy look – crazy comes in handy!
.-= Sheila Sultani´s last blog ..No Surprise Here, Another Charity Under Fire =-.
February 23rd, 2010 at 9:59 pm
Right there with ya, hon! Between talking to myself and asking the same thing several times over, The Boy (my son) is already convinced I’m in the early stages of Alzheimers.
.-= TWolf´s last blog ..Miracle of the Olympic Spirit =-.
February 23rd, 2010 at 11:53 pm
I don’t see the problem here at all. I’ve always talked to myself – out loud. I also talk to my computer, the television, all sorts of inanimate objects – telephone poles, soda machines, mail boxes – and that was even before I had cats. I don’t see a problem here at all ::walking away, scratching my head – ooh, look shiney::
.-= Grace´s last blog ..I’ve come to the conclusion =-.
February 24th, 2010 at 1:47 am
Hey – as long as you’re not the crazy iguana lady…
.-= Anna Lefler´s last blog ..Mouthin’ Off! =-.
February 24th, 2010 at 2:38 am
Yep, you are One Cat Away from being a Crazy Cat Lady. Fortunately for me, I can only have three cats because THEY won’t let me have a fourth. Besides, that would just make things too complicated at my cat Sparkle’s blog – as it is, people wonder when one of them doesn’t show up in a post for a few days. So yeah, all that saves me from getting that fourth cat that pushes me over the Point of No Return.
Uh, wait a minute….
February 24th, 2010 at 2:44 am
Just pop a Bluetooth in your ear and WAHLAH people think you’re on the phone. You’re welcome.
.-= Dory´s last blog ..How to subscribe to a blog by email (and other important life lessons) =-.
February 24th, 2010 at 5:10 am
Mike Golch — It was the craziest photo I could find!
Ms. SP – I love that you and so many others think this self-talk is a sign of intelligence. I don’t know if only moving your lips is better or worse. Either way, it ain’t normal.
Lisa at Boondock Ramblings — Oh, you mean because of that time Jenn told me what Kim’s cute plants were in her front yard and then I went around touching them all whenever I saw them elsewhere? Or was it because that whole weekend I visited, I wouldn’t let anyone take my picture? I know. It’s a toss-up. Yes, we’re both crazy. Say it loud and proud!
Barb at WillThink4Wine — I “accidentally” got a third and I’m scared there may someday be a fourth. But you HAD to get Gracie. Do you know how happy your readers are that you took that sweet girl in? That doesn’t make you crazy. It makes you a good soul.
JD at I Do Things — That is the true sign of a cat person. Dave and I probably carry on more conversations with our cats than we do with each other. But it’s Lucky’s fault. He talks back to us, and often talks to himself. So there. We’re all nuts.
Jennifer — It’s a weird feeling, isn’t it? The lady in the bread aisle was the most confused among those who caught me. I don’t know why I felt compelled to explain myself. Crazy people usually don’t care about such things.
Stephanie Barr — Oh, wait. It’s supposed to be a sign of intelligence, isn’t it? Yes. Yes, that’s it. I know plenty of people who mutter to themselves, but I’ve never been one of them. I think I just need time to come to grips with this new me. So you’re OK with your crazy, right?
Michelle Gartner — OMG. What? Now that’s just crazy talk!
MzHartz — No kidding, mmmmm. Luckily, I ran out of time to get them (they’re available in the food court in my building at work). I’m such a sucker for those things.
Nanny Goats — Not too big?
Babs Beetle — I’ve come to realize it’s perfectly fine to talk to yourself at home, where everyone knows you’re nuts and they accept it. Out in public, not so much. p.s. You are mad in the best way possible!
Kim — Thanks for reasoning that out. I knew I could count on you guys to make me feel better.
Sheila Sultani — Yes, I’m sure crazy comes in handy as a mom. Also, it probably comes from having kids. What’s my excuse? I don’t have any!
TWolf — Tell him it’s genetic and he’ll start to worry (and maybe not think you’re so crazy after all.)
Grace — “ooh, look shiney” Hilarious! That’s exactly how I felt walking away from the bread lady. Crazy. It’s the new sane.
Anna Lefler — Someone you know? Do you have iguanas per chance?
Janiss — Consider it a blessing. In my blog travels, I have found posts from people looking to place cats in homes and I don’t dare mention this to my husband. If I let him, our house would be overrun by a hundred of them.
Dory — That’s exactly what I wished I’d had when those runners walked by. I see people talking on their phones all the time, walking down the street. It would have come in handy, that’s for sure.
February 24th, 2010 at 6:17 am
Well it sounds like you are not alone and I also talk out loud to myself and have caught myself several times in the grocery story doing it.And I have 18 cats so I get the prize for the crazy cat lady that talks to no one. I do have a great time talking to the cats and I think they enjoy it. So you are far from the crazy lady.
.-= Marg´s last blog ..Winner of the book Buckley’s Story =-.
February 24th, 2010 at 6:29 am
It appears you are in good company here. I’m like Grace, I always talk (yell usually at my home computer) at my computer, I am an active participant when watching TV (especially soap operas and find myself telling those characters what they should and should not do) and always talk to my cats, although I’m not at the place where I talk for them unless I’m making a video. When I talk to myself, I prefer to say I’m just thinking out loud.
.-= Karen, author of “My Funny Dad, Harry”´s last blog ..A Poem For You, Dad =-.
February 24th, 2010 at 6:49 am
Welcome to crazy lady-dom! I’ve been enjoying it here for years.
February 24th, 2010 at 7:05 am
I want the pipe-cleaner worms, too!
I think it is okay to talk to yourself. You are only in trouble when you start to answer back.
.-= Daisy the Curly Cat´s last blog ..Wordless Wednesday: Textures and Shadows =-.
February 24th, 2010 at 7:12 am
Gasp! I talk to myself all the time. It’s a side-effect of having no one to talk to for the last 9 years except for toddlers and dogs. The kids think I’m a hoot. I think they need to quit laughing at mom.
.-= Wendy´s last blog ..Kicking Proactiv to the Curb =-.
February 24th, 2010 at 7:13 am
According to my son, you need 10 cats to be a crazy cat lady.
Talking to yourself wasn’t mentioned.
February 24th, 2010 at 7:25 am
Yep. Given the people in my life, my crazy’s relatively b benign. That’s how I describe our family. Crazy, but mostly harmless.
.-= Stephanie Barr´s last blog ..Hiatus Interruptus – For Jeff King: Where Will We Go? =-.
February 24th, 2010 at 8:17 am
You need to have MORE than 3 cats to even begin to qualify for a “crazy cat lady” award!
February 24th, 2010 at 9:08 am
You just reminded me of your triumphant declaration in my front yard: “I drove someplace new! I touched things!”
LOL.
Anyhow, that picture made my day.
For the record, I don’t talk to myself in the grocery store, because there are PLENTY of people to talk to…the downside to such a small town is there’s no slipping into the store in sweats and crocs and no bra or makeup because someone WILL see you.
February 24th, 2010 at 10:38 am
Gosh, I’m laughing so hard at this because I feel like it’s about me. My kids told me that I should really stop talking to myself. So, I told them not to worry unless I start answering myslef to which they replied that I do. So then, I told them if they’d listen to me and answer I wouldn’t have to…blame it on the kids or the dog…works for me!
.-= SuziCate´s last blog ..When You Give A Little, You Get A Lot =-.
February 24th, 2010 at 10:46 am
I need to settle down, that picture scared the spit right out of me! Ok, well being a crazy cat lady will get you extra space in public. Seating on either side of you, standing room. It has some pluses.
.-= Buggys´s last blog ..WW- Giveaway! =-.
February 24th, 2010 at 11:18 am
Well now, reading her last post Bee #4 and now she’s talking to herself. Should I be looking for a shrink for my wife?
February 24th, 2010 at 12:24 pm
I wondered what people would think of my videos on my animalsthatgivepause blog, I’m talking to my dog. Complete sentences, explaining what we will do next……no one else around!
.-= TC´s last blog ..The Elderly Gestapo or the Cheese Stick Battle =-.
February 24th, 2010 at 12:48 pm
heh. at least you still got your sense of humor.
.-= Daniel´s last blog ..Saturday in the park (and Sunday too) =-.
February 24th, 2010 at 1:04 pm
The publicist does this all the time. She CLAIMS she is talking to us goats but what do we care about “the male person and his damn dirty underwear?”
All I want to know is when I am going to get my next apple treat.
.-= Pricilla´s last blog ..Wordless Wednesday =-.
February 24th, 2010 at 1:23 pm
Your three conversation with self are a nice start, but you have a long way to go. Be confident I know what I’m talking about. You won’t really be a contender in the Crazy Person Talking to Herself/Himself segment of the population until you start having actual discussions. But once you become a witness to heated exchanges between yourself and a non-existent other, then you will be One Of Us. This will become clear when you discover yourself STOPPING TO HEAR THE OTHER PERSON, nodding or shaking your head until he/she is finished, then picking up where you left off. Ultimately, you become a tea party meeting all by yourself, but I’m not quite there yet.
February 24th, 2010 at 2:31 pm
To Kathy’s Husband: Indeed, you do have reason to be concerned, but I think you’re stuck with her. And you’re a lucky man.
.-= JD at I Do Things´s last blog ..I Announce the WINNERS of the Simply Caramel Milky Way Contest so you don’t have to =-.
February 24th, 2010 at 2:37 pm
Hey, we all talk to ourselves sometimes. Mostly during the day I am talking to my cats. I have 3, and one has become diabetic so we are changing food, etc. (no shots yet but we’ll probably have to unless the new diet works quickly). However, I’ll probably be crazy by then myself.
February 24th, 2010 at 4:30 pm
oh my goodness yes, the craziness is taking over! cats too?? no turning back now.
February 24th, 2010 at 4:32 pm
HEYYYY…. you should have asked me if it was ok to put my picture up on your blog!
February 24th, 2010 at 4:34 pm
Oops I hit enter by accident and didn’t even get to finish my comment. To continue…. my picture, blah blah blah and then I wanted to tell you that my boss had a real crazy cat lady on his block. Everyone knew she had a bunch of cats… but they had NO idea how many until her house caught on fire. She sadly died in the fire – but he said when the firemen were there, they were bringing out armfuls of dead cats… like a hundred of them. So three, that’s NOTHING… go easy on yourself. Until you get a hundred.
February 24th, 2010 at 5:16 pm
Just today you’re that crazy lady?!
This sounds like most of my days. I wander around my home and office and talk to six dogs, three cats and my bird. If not for them I would probably talk to myself. Who is crazier? We’re happy tho, darn it!
Cheers! Viveca
.-= Viveca from FatigueBeGone´s last blog ..Finish what you start. A taxing weekend is part of your recovery from fatigue. =-.
February 24th, 2010 at 6:26 pm
Rollers and the glasses make me smile…I use to have both of them…and I always talk to myself..no one to fight back and I like that.
Dorothy from grammology
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.-= Dorothy Stahlnecker´s last blog ..Share more time with your family it’s healthy =-.
February 24th, 2010 at 7:14 pm
Marg — OK. Wait. For real? You have 18 cats? Or you have “like” 18 cats? 18 cats. I gotta wrap my head around that a little while.
Karen — Ah, yes! Thinking aloud! My husband is a TV talker, which is why we don’t watch much TV together. I can’t hear anything anyone’s saying on the show. So do the soap people take any of your advice?
Data Entry Services — Is there a badge I get to wear now?
Daisy the Curly Cat — Oh, Daisy. I bet you would! Do you purr to yourself?
Wendy — Toddlers and dogs, I imagine, don’t carry on the most meaningful conversations. So I’m guessing you like to get out and the world and talk to people who form complete, coherent sentences?
newbuffalomom — I love how there’s an exact number for that. Thank you son for me. I think I’ll be okay.
Stephanie Barr — I have to ask, is any family sane? I mean, really.
Linda — I’m still freaking out about Katherine’s comment (below yours). It’s unfathomable. And gross.
Shieldmaiden1196 — “I touched things!” That’ll always be a classic for me. Brings back very fun memories. I still tell my friends about my visit to your sleepy little town and tell them that everyone knows everyone and I don’t know if I could live that way. I’m used to being fairly anonymous here.
SuziCate — Touche! You told them! I suppose if I answered my own questions, I’d worry more. But as it is I’m still freaked out that I became “that lady” overnight and it hasn’t settled in yet. I don’t know if I like this new me.
Buggys — Freaky, ain’t she? Oh, absolutely, it’ll get me more room. I remember being on a bus once, where a lady was sitting in a seat holding a baby doll. She was talking to it as though it were real and everyone, and I mean everyone, stayed the hell away from her.
Dearest Husband — Dude, if I counted up all the times you talked to yourself (or me, thinking I was actually listening), we’d both be in therapy. Shall we make a joint appointment, hmmmm?
TC — I would think nothing of it. I just know our pets totally understand us and they appreciate when we don’t talk baby talk to them. I mean, they’re people!
Daniel — Lost a few marbles, kept my humor. I’ll take it!
Pricilla — Awwwww, apple treats are yummy and I can understand why they’re a priority for you. Just ignore the humans when they babble on. Worry if the treats run out.
barry knister — You, sir, are a professional. I have a lot to learn from you. Thank you, master.
JD at I Do Things — I do like to think he’s stuck with me in a good way. Tee-hee! Thanks, you’re a sweetheart.
Linda — Aw, poor diabetic kitteh. I hope you can manage with a change in diet. I’m thankful I don’t have to administer shots to any of my cats. We’ve been lucky so far. You’re allowed to talk to yourself. We’ll call it a stress reliever, OK?
Diane — If I would let my husband get more cats, we would be overrun. I’m the only reason the health bureau isn’t here counting the litters.
Katherine — I’m so sad to read this. I don’t know how these people get like that and who is letting them do it? I mean, the cats couldn’t have possibly been happy in that environment. So sad, makes me want to cry.
Viveca of FatigueBeGone — Yes! Let’s say just for one day! It made me wonder if I always talk to myself, but that I never noticed it before because no one else caught me doing it. I’m all of a sudden very self-conscious about it. We ARE happy talking to our pets, aren’t we? Hell, if we didn’t, we would be crazier.
Dorothy Stahlnecker — A woman who knows what she likes and doesn’t care what anyone thinks. That’s very admirable. Perhaps I’ll get there some day. You’ll recognize me by the ginormous earrings.
February 24th, 2010 at 7:29 pm
Ah, Kathy… you’re so close! Bwahaha! Better start wearing a bluetooth device so people just think you’re talking to someone on the phone.
.-= CatLadyLarew´s last blog ..Pyromaniacs! A Magpie Tales Extension =-.
February 24th, 2010 at 8:58 pm
Crazy Dog Lady, checking in! I have three dogs, I talk to them regularly, the husband and I talk FOR them, and it is not at all unusual for me to talk to myself (or sing out loud) in public.
.-= absepa´s last blog ..I didn’t know things like that happened in real life… =-.
February 24th, 2010 at 9:03 pm
Oh, I talk to myself all the time. But mostly when I’m home alone. I talk to my cat too. I don’t find anything wrong with sharing my thoughts on what I’m watching with my cat at all.
February 24th, 2010 at 11:00 pm
hey Kathy,
I LOVE that crazy lady picture!
It seems like I see “crazy” people all over the place these days, muttering to themselves in public. Then I see they’ve got a wireless earpiece in their ear and they’re (apparently) talking on a cell phone.
I think I need to get one of these ear pieces to wear so I can smile and nod and point at it when people catch me talking to myself (which I admit I do).
Steve, the I’m-not-crazy trade show guru
.-= steve, trade show guru´s last blog ..Trade Show Outboarding =-.
February 24th, 2010 at 11:21 pm
You’re not crazy…you’ve just got cabin fever.
.-= MA Fat Woman´s last blog ..Shooting Guns =-.
February 24th, 2010 at 11:24 pm
Here, I’ll lay it down. My grandmother had ten children naturally (with one working ovary) and then adopted two more.
Feel free to try to top it. She’s nowhere near the craziest in the family either. She’s a sweetie.
.-= Stephanie Barr´s last blog ..Hiatus Interruptus – For Jeff King: Where Will We Go? =-.
February 24th, 2010 at 11:35 pm
No problem, Kathy. You’re only crazy if the voices in your head disagree with each other!
Anyway, the craziness is the essence of your charm. Don’t ever change!

.-= Ferd´s last blog ..Macro Monday =-.
February 25th, 2010 at 8:17 am
If you see gues dressed in white and carrying a white jacket…Run like Hell…not towards them…AWAY from them. Pretty sure the padded cell doesn’t come with wi-fi.
.-= Shelly´s last blog ..Reunited =-.
February 25th, 2010 at 8:52 am
Kathy, you so crack me up! But the sad thing is that you got me thinking. I catch myself doing that too (as well as other people sometimes). Oh Crap! Am I becoming that crazy lady, too? The good news is that I only have one cat….which makes you closer to the crazy cat-lady than me! (Whew!)
.-= Lisa – Alterity´s last blog ..Thinking Thursday —–> Google Analytics =-.
February 25th, 2010 at 9:07 am
Yes, but look how happy the crazy lady in your pic looks!
February 25th, 2010 at 1:48 pm
*rotflao* This post is sooooo funny!!!
.-= Blanca in Spain´s last blog ..A visit to Benagalbón =-.
February 25th, 2010 at 2:38 pm
Oh Kathy! Thank you for making me laugh today. And, thank you for making ME feel better about talking to myself OUT LOUD and IN PUBLIC.
The next time someone catches me acting a fool, at least I will not I am NOT the only person on the planet who does that!
.-= meleah rebeccah´s last blog ..Honest Scrap =-.
February 25th, 2010 at 3:18 pm
It isn’t so bad. When you start arguing with yourself to the point of becoming indignant, that’s when the fine young men in the nice white suits start to appear. As long as you don’t cross that line, it is all in fun.
.-= VintageGent´s last blog ..Win a Pizza! It’s Pizza Day at VintageGent =-.
February 25th, 2010 at 3:34 pm
Oh, I do this too – I try to have one of the cats in earshot so it feels a little less weird
.-= Lidian´s last blog ..Tennis Fun With Dick and Jane =-.
February 25th, 2010 at 6:00 pm
Sometimes I pretend that I’m talking to myself in public to mask the shame of trying to strike up a friendly conversation with a fellow shopper or whatever and getting no answer or acknowledgment. I mean, maybe they didn’t hear me, but I’m not made of strong enough stuff to say “Excuse me, I said it’s awfully crowded in here for a Wednesday, isn’t it? Do you agree? Nod for yes, shake for no.”
.-= Tracy´s last blog ..I’m totally testing you =-.
February 25th, 2010 at 6:04 pm
Ohhh I can empathise here. I love to sing, and I’ve got a high pitched piping sort of voice, and I like to sing things like Christmas Carols and songs by Celtic Woman. On NUMEROUS occasions I’ve been caught doing this. Walking to Uni one day, rounded a bend in the path, singing away, and there’s someone walking towards me. Singing at the bus stop just last week, singing away, and a lady who lives across the road from me walks up to the bus stop. I know she heard me! AHHH MORTIFICATION! I’ve even had people from Uni ask me if I was singing whilst waiting for the bus, because they could tell as they drove past.
I need to stop singing in public. -_- So if you’re the crazy lady, then I’m the singing crazy lady. ^-^
.-= Elisha´s last blog ..Sometimes people… just aren’t my kind of people =-.
February 26th, 2010 at 9:11 am
Well at least you know you’re a crazy person, most don’t have a clue!
.-= Thomas´s last blog ..New Fashion Trend: Lingerie As Outerwear =-.
February 26th, 2010 at 5:13 pm
Hmmm, talking to yourself and three cats. I don’t think there is anything thisclose about it. You are already there. Don’t feel bad, I talk to myself on the street and in the store all the time. And the bathroom one really doesn’t count because you were talking to your reflection.
.-= Jen´s last blog ..What Does This One Mean? =-.
March 2nd, 2010 at 1:55 pm
As far as I’m concerned, you’re having a conversation with your intelligent self. My husband calls it “sub-vocalizing.” But from those nervous sideways glances I get in Walgreens, I’d just call it vocalizing.
March 4th, 2010 at 9:38 pm
I prattle on to myself constantly. Was always doing it in the car, then would catch someone looking over at me. Fortunately, since the advent of bluetooth technology now when I talk to myself people just think I’m on the phone. Now if only they could extend that bluetooth stuff to everywhere else I go.
So glad a I wandered over here from RedheadRanting’s place. Like Jen, I am also a redhead. Unlike Jen, I’m the farthest thing from a Republican that you’re likely to find. Jen’s cool about it though. I even did a review of her amazing rum balls.
.-= injaynesworld´s last blog ..injaynesworld we’re always "Up For A Party…" =-.
March 9th, 2010 at 2:19 pm
And then the lady in the bread aisle slowly, but quietly backed away…
Ahahahaha you’re hilarious Kathy. I think you should only worry once you start ANSWERING yourself. In another voice.
.-= Maureen´s last blog ..Roll Up The Rim =-.
January 14th, 2011 at 4:37 am
LOL! that looks like my grandma!