Ground Breaking Ceremony 01
Here's what I recently found out. Those gold-plated shovels that you see on your local news reports when someone is breaking ground for a new building or parking lot, that's right, they're rentals. I mean, I suppose you could buy one, but why buy a shovel that you can't really use, am I right? But they are really cool, even though they come with a small instructional sheet that says "for photo op only, do not insert into the staged berm of dirt" on white stiff paper that is lined with fancy gold designs.
And what was even cooler was how Timmy's mom, Mrs. Turner, the city of Middleton's deputy clerk, absolutely rocked a dress at the ground breaking ceremony, um, a contoured form fitting dress because I don't know much about the names of dresses, but the dress designer deserves a raise. I mean, pinkish red on the front and on the back, split with wide boarder stripes of deeper red down the sides worked for me. And it worked for Mrs. Turner too!
Anyways, I'm Jacob and in about a year and a half or so, the new building that they were breaking ground for should be where my test lab is located at from our aging headquarters facility and who doesn't like new stuff, right? Oh, I'm 23 and a test technician, but my supervisors have noticed that my value to the company exceeds my 2 years community college Associate Technician Degree diploma and I hope to hang on my hat on the test engineer coat rack for my experience by the time the new building opens.
Oh, and Timmy, in case you're reading this, I owe you an apology. Not for getting ready to hit on your mom, but for constantly referring you as Timmy since we're both grown now and since you've shacked up with your druggie girlfriend, so, I'm sorry Timmy, I mean, Tim.
[Later at the Champagne & Hors d Oeuvre's appetizers reception in the grassy park area]
"Hi viewers, Gale Storms from TV3 News, broadcasting live from the way over the top and extravagant ground breaking ceremony for a test lab building that will be barely larger than a post office building, but I'm happy that it's 3pm and I still have all of my clothes on. So, Mrs. Bentley, before I ask you a few questions about this weak ass excuse to toast and sip Champagne, mm-hmm, my sources have it that you're recovering from surgery, so, Mrs. Bentley, confirm it or deny it for my viewers, Mrs. Bentley, is it true that you recently underwent surgery to have teeny tiny pace makers implanted into each of your huge boobs to balance out the blood flow, hmm? Go ahead, Mrs. Bentley."
"(Giggles) well, Gale Storms from TV3 News, it was [hic] becoming a life-threatening blood flow issue and the doctors had blood flow issues in the examination room [hic], but I kept getting dizzy and light headed and ending up on my knees from being dizzy and you know [men], when a woman is on her knees [hic], they all want to break ground by breaking the seal of her lips [hic]. But to get back on track, Gale Storms from TV3 News, I'm healed now and today, mm-hmm, I'm taking more credit than I deserve for this new building now under construction in our lovely city of Middleton [hic], so, cheers people!"
"There you have viewers, just when you thought Mrs. Bentley's boobs couldn't be any more exciting, mm-hmm, modern medical science has invented teeny tiny "thump, thump, thump, thump" throbbing pace makers to implant into them! I'm Gale Storms from TV3 News, signing off for now because contrary to popular belief, I do drink on the job [hic] and the Champagne is flowing [cut Harold]."
"[Clink, clink, cheers, clink, clink, cheers, clink, clink, cheers!]"
"(Giggles) that Mrs. Benley and her Champagne parties, right Jacob [sip, sip]?"
"[Sip, ewe, sip] cheers, Mrs. Turner, especially this new facility should be where my new test lab is going to operate out of. And speaking of operational testing, Mrs. Turner, just what are the procedures and parameters that proves your dress works properly because I rewrite test procedures all the time, so?"
"[Hic] well, Jacob (giggles) now is not the time to become naughty with me, especially I'm the organizer second in command behind Mrs. Bentley and her pace maker throbbing boobs [hic], cheers!"
"Hi, viewers, Gale Storms from TV3 News, signing back on because I finally found Mrs. Turner, deputy clerk and second in command behind Mrs. Bentley, so, Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Turner, is all of this worth the extra annual $23 to the city's property tax base that the new test lab is going to bring in and since testing follows precise procedures, mm-hmm, tell my viewers if you're testing if you can get pregnant at 42 with this amazing party dress and then roll that right into your procedure for removing such a fine and form fitting knit party dress, go ahead, Mrs. Turner."
"(Giggles) well, Gale Storms from TV3 News, I can still get pregnant and the procedure for removing a dress such as the one I'm currently wearing is a time tested and proven procedure [hic]. And it goes something [hic] like "struggle, struggle with the zipper in the back without a man's help, roll off of both shoulders, push, shimmy, shake, push, shimmy shake down to the flare of hips, pause a moment to admire the value of the gym membership, slide over the flare of the hips, let gravity do the rest and then leg kick the dress up on the bed' and then challenge any male test engineer on the planet to rewrite that procedure better [hic], so?"
"There you have it viewers, the world's best ever step by step procedure for setting the hook, line and sinker into your man's drooling mouth that you're cheating with! Or make him pass out so you can slip out and cheat with a new and younger man, I'm Gale Storms from TV3 News, signing off again for now because it's nearing the 4pm hour and I still haven't been tricked out of blouse and a couple of guys are winking at me [cut Harold]."
Well, I briefly passed out.