Yes, I was there.
We drove down to Dallas Friday afternoon to cheer on the Sooners- and subsequently watched them lose on Saturday. Sure, I could talk offense with you, or Sam Bradford, but really? Why waste a good internet space?
My point exactly.
Perhaps the biggest travesty is the fact that I didn’t even get a fried snickers out of the whole ordeal. I seriously anticipate those things like a junior high boy encountering his first set of junior high girl lips.
Seriously. I LOVE. LOVE. LOVE those things.
And once a freaking year I get the opportunity to have them. And I missed it this year. All because I didn’t get one before the game and we darted out of there after the stupid Sooner loss. Can I blame this on them?
Let’s.
So can we just move on? I had this whole cutesy post in my mind about Rivalry Week, but with the loss (and lack of fried snickers) I think it’s best to tuck it away for next year.
Assuming we win.
Moving on.
If I recall correctly I promised you guys a B-Love moment, yes?
So last Friday the group I work directly with went out to lunch. In addition to “the group,” the vice president of our section as well as the director, program manager, and my boss accompanied us. So, although it was a casual lunch there are still certain things that just aren’t appropriate to discuss over grilled fish with the VP, you know?
To set it up, to the left of me is my coworker that I work most closely with. Directly in front of me is our director- and on one side of him is the VP, and on the other is the program manager.
So everyone is talking, no big deal, and somehow the conversation goes to dancing. Who knows how, and really it’s irrelevant. It gets mentioned that none of us (the girls at the table- one being my boss and the other being the person sitting right next to me) danced at the Christmas party last year. My boss and coworker friend quickly remind everyone at the table that they did in fact dance at the Christmas party.
I, however, did not.
See, I have very strict rules about dancing. Rules perhaps I will share with you all in another post. Rules that include never, ever dancing at work functions.
I live by these rules and they cannot be broken.
Anyway- it is because of these rules I did not dance at the Christmas party.
That and no other reason.
“Brittny, didn’t dance,” someone said.
And then all of a sudden, with no lag in response time, with no thought of the implications of the reaction, my coworker spewed, “That’s because Brittny was drunk.”
Silence.
Mortification.
Awkwardness.
Laughter.
Hello VP of my office, director, and BOSS! Your apparent alcoholic employee will be tipping back a flask of tequila in the bathroom now.
My face got so hot and I literally started to sweat. I looked over at her and she looked at me and immediately said, “I’m so sorry! I have no idea why I just said that!”
And then for the rest of lunch that was all that was discussed.
Nice.
For the record?
So not drunk at the Christmas party. Sure I had some wine, but I was no where near inebriation. More like what I like to consider as “Brittny Plus.” But I mean the more you’re at the table swearing you weren’t drunk, the more people think that you were, you know?
”Sure we believe you. You weren’t drunk. Riiight.”
Ugh.
After the awkward laughter, and “I’m so sorrys” from my coworker, it was finally time to go.
Thank God. There are just some things you don’t want your bosses to know about you, and that? That is definitely one of them.
I can’t help but cringe every time I think about it.
As well as every time I see those people in the hall.
Can I please be sick at the Christmas party this year?
Better yet, I think we should have our own Christmas party?
Apparently I’m lots of fun.
(ha ha)
So tomorrow I’m headed to Colorado for a quick overnight trip. I think it was snowing up there earlier last week, but thankfully I just checked the weather and it looks like it will be pretty decent. How much would it suck to get stranded, right?
That’s my only news right now.
Crazy thought- but how about I try to post multiple times this week like a normal blogger!? Great idea.
Let’s cross our fingers that I don’t suck.

We have deep fried oreos at Stampede and they are ridiculously amazing. I’m pretty certain it takes like a month of working out at the gym to burn off the calories, but they’re SO good, it’s totally worth it! (aka - I totally feel your pain about missing the deep fried Snickers)
I never, ever dance at Christmas parties. I just feel WAY too awkward dancing in front of co-workers. Although.....some of it does have to do with the amount of alcohol I may consume at our open bar party....Shhh! Don’t tell anyone! Haha.
And I’m DEFINITELY coming to you Christmas party. How fun would that be?!