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Rosie

This blogging thing can get a little strange at times. Recently, a female blogger from Think Progress was followed by two Orcs from Fox across the entire northern portion of Virginia just so that they could leap out at her and harass her with a camera and questions. I figured I was safe here at Chez Siberia – this is the sort of place The Unibomber would pick to hide out..if he wanted to hide out in plain sight.

But this morning, it definitely got weird when The Boy looked out the window and announced, “Ma, there are a couple of guys in suits and sunglasses getting out of a sedan – they’ve got wires on ‘em. Whadya do this time?”

Yep – definite FBI or Secret Service; they have the look, you know? And wearing sunglasses at 6:30 a.m., when it’s barely light is a definite give away.

Ding-dong.

“Ma’am — are you the blogger known in some circles as Aunt Toby? We’d like to speak with you a minute.” I showed them into the kitchen (where else) and sat them at the counter (ditto).

“What’s this about, gentlemen? I just write about food, gardening, saving money, that sort of thing. The political and ecological stuff gets posted at firedoglake; I try to keep the whole thing neat and tidy, you know?”

“That’s what we want to talk to you about, Miss Toby,” the taller, beefier agent said, folding his sunglasses and putting them in his coat pocket. “It looks as if you are not doing your part to support President Obama’s efforts with the economy.”

You couldn’t have shocked me more if you’d hit me with an axe.

“Excuse me? Moi? Aunt Toby? Miss “spend your money wisely? Miss “make your own bread” and “how to reline a coat by yourself?” What more can I write about that is going to help people get through the depression we’re having?”

“Not a depression, Ma’am,” the agent said, taking out a small notebook and flipping a couple of pages. “We need you to promote more distracting material – give people something else to think about, to work on.”

“Well, we will be starting a new series on raising chickens next month,” I told them. “The chicks will be here next week – I assure you, they will be very very cute. Very distracting.”

“No, Miss Toby, the President needs your most patriotic efforts in this matter,” the agent said, snapping a rubber band around the notebook and looking me straight in the eye. “He’s asking you to write about…(cue scary music)…the First Lady’s arms.”

A guffaw escaped my lips. “We don’t DO fashion here, gentlemen, “ I told them, turning to the stove to take out a pan of coffee cake. The scent of cinnamon permeated the kitchen; the agents sniffed appreciably. “Besides, for a set of naked arms, those biceps, delts and triceps have received so much coverage that even the most ardent critic should be silenced by this point. What would I write about them that has not been dealt with already?”

The second agent interrupted me. “Ma’am; the President thinks of Mrs. Obama’s arms sort of like FDR’s fireside chats. He believes they give people confidence..make them feel uplifted; he wants as much attention paid to the First Lady’s arms as possible. Everyone needs to do their part.”

And with that, the two men grabbed a couple of pieces of cinnamon coffee cake and left.

So, here is my ‘bit’ for the national economy, courtesy of Michelle Obama’s biceps:

America, you need to get Mrs. Obama’s upper arms. Not doing your part is letting the country and your underarm dingle dangles down. We all need to think of the entire economy is being exemplified by the First Lady’s firm and effective arms because:

1) We don’t have ‘em now. I’ve got big arms – I’ll bet I can benchpress a whole lot more than Michelle Obama because I live on a farm and have to lift a whole heckuva lot. So, I have big arms – but seeing the individual muscle groups is impossible.
2) Getting arms like that requires work. There is so much coverage out there on what our First Lady does to get those arms that I don’t have to cover it in detail. Just remember this: Find something heavy (see “No Excuses Weightlifting” and the gallon jug of water) and lift it. Then lift it again. And again. If the back of your arm hurts, do that again. Stop when you start crying.
3) Getting arms like hers requires sacrifice. The reason we can see Mrs. Obama’s muscles in her arms is the same reason that we can see the muscles in Madonna’s arms and the arms of every weight lifter and fitness model out there. It’s called ‘lack of coverage’ as in ‘not a whole lot of body fat lying on top of that stuff’. Want a six pack? Everyone has a six pack; the trick is uncovering it. I’ve got big honkin’ biceps, delts and triceps but no one can see them unless they’ve got x-ray vision because …well, Aunt Toby is definitely built for comfort, not for speed. If I want Michelle Obama arms, I’m going to have to sacrifice a whole bunch of caloric intake and burn up a whole lot of caloric outtake to uncover them.

So, there you go – use Michelle Obama’s arms as your blueprint to fixing the economy: work and sacrifice will work for both.

Just don’t tell that to the folks from AIG.
(photograph courtesy of touchyphiliac)

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61 Responses to “Wherein Aunt Toby grapples with something a little bit lighter in terms of the economy”
  1. pellora hussein says:

    :realitycheck:

    Leaving for home now.

  2. Texas Betsy says:

    Thanks Toby! Love it.

  3. Toby Wollin says:

    @ Texas Betsy:
    Much appreciated, Betsy — :hattip:

  4. madmommy says:

    I don’t care what the whiners say, if I had arms like Michelle’s I would go sleeveless every. stinking. day.

    Unfortunately I live in the land of yummy noms and am also extremely lazy. I tried to show the big kid how to do a push-up tonight and nearly broke my nose when my puny arms gave way and I fell forward onto the rug. At least the children got some unexpected amusement :grin:

  5. gordon says:

    Yeah, farming is freakin’ hard work. And even if you use small internal combustion engines to ease it, you’ll still get large biceps from pulling the freakin’ starter rope.

  6. Toby Wollin says:

    @ madmommy:
    Here’s a challenge for you MM — and you can do ‘cheater’ pushups too…
    http://hundredpushups.com/

  7. Toby Wollin says:

    @ gordon:
    When we had four-footed livestock, we had to haul water up the hill to the barn in five-gallon buckets. All my kids looked like Popeye.

  8. peanutbutter says:

    Ha ha ha…! My biceps are probably fairly close to Michelle’s, but I don’t wear sleeveless till the summer. You know why she’s wearing sleeveless? I bet it’s not just her arms. It’s because D.C. is like ten times warmer than CHICAGO :cold:

    ;-)

  9. Toby Wollin says:

    @ peanutbutter:
    Yep, Chicagoans are tough.

  10. Texas Betsy says:

    madmommy wrote:

    I don’t care what the whiners say, if I had arms like Michelle’s I would go sleeveless every. stinking. day.
    Unfortunately I live in the land of yummy noms and am also extremely lazy. I tried to show the big kid how to do a push-up tonight and nearly broke my nose when my puny arms gave way and I fell forward onto the rug. At least the children got some unexpected amusement

    Anyone take video??

    (ducking)

  11. madmommy says:

    @ Toby Wollin:

    Here’s the funny thing-at work I lift things all day long. From unloading cases of soda, beer and such from the buggies and then reloading, I’m not sitting behind a desk all day. But my upper body has always been puny. Even when I was schlepping tubby babies everywhere.

    The best shape I’ve ever been in was when I worked construction. I carried 5 gallon buckets full of hardware, a power drill and spare batteries up and down three flights of apartment complex stairs all day long. But was much younger then, I’m older than that now :wink:

  12. madmommy says:

    @ Texas Betsy:
    :nyah:

  13. gordon says:

    @ Toby Wollin:
    Hmmm, yes. I made the mistake of wintering the cows on the N side of the house. So I carry them water in 5 gal buckets over pure ice (simply because I’ve walked over the snow too many times) and then pour it over the electric fence. It’s something of an adrenaline rush. Twice a day.

    Next year, the winter setup will be very different.

  14. Toby Wollin says:

    @ madmommy:
    Wow..weight lifting AND aerobics at the same time. I think a whole lot of us are descended from people who did a whole lot more actual physical labor than we do now. I know I am – I look at the photographs of my Russian ancesters and knowing how little food there was around, they look extremely well fed – I think I’ve definitely got that gene for squeezing out every bit of caloric energy out of every bit of food – I might even be able to live on wood chips or something like that.

  15. Toby Wollin says:

    @ gordon:
    Nothing like carrying out buckets of water to animals through snow..and having the snow be deep enough to catch the buckets and tip the water down your jeans. I have vivid memories of our son running into the house crying and peeling off half-frozen jeans down his red legs. He talks about our getting back into livestock again – and then I remind him of that.

  16. Laura says:

    Fun post Aunt T! :thankyou:

  17. Toby Wollin says:

    @ Laura:
    Well, it’s the only explanation I’ve been able to come up with to explain the overwhelming amount of news and blog coverage of the area between Michelle Obama’s elbows and her shoulders – got to be a shakedown by the Secret Service…

  18. madmommy says:

    @ Toby Wollin:

    That explains it! All the women in my family grow big butts and thighs once they get past 30. Even my gymnast cousin who used to fold laundry sitting on the floor in the splits is now decidedly pear-shaped.

    It’s not my fault-it’s genetics!!

  19. Toby Wollin says:

    @ madmommy:
    Well, let’s put it this way – I recently read that working on a computer in an office expends a grand total of 70 calories an hour. They don’t call it ‘desk spread’ for nuthin’

  20. Texas Betsy says:

    My Kid’s Mask project:

    Name of Mask: Stalini the monkey of power

    Country :Egypt

    Materials: Model Magic!

    Anthropologist: ____

    Ceremonial Use:

    My mask depicts a monkey head which shows adaptability, representing how power is achieved by adapting to the given situation. It also has a sun on its forehead representing power and energy. The white on brown, and vice versa represent the value of chaos and unity that are required for true power. The spirit represented here is Stalini, who is said to work like an iron fist, and having the ability to gain great power quickly.

    This mask is used in a major ceremony before the people of the rapaho tribe embark on a hunt or as a war tribe. The mask is incorporated in a dance, in which all the warriors surrounded one elder wearing the mask, and dance counter clockwise around the man stabbing at baby pigs that are released in the center with their spears. They then all take a hostage from the village they are declaring war against, and slaughter them as a sacrifice to the good Stalini. The mask is made of different colors off brown, representing different shades of earth, and different levels of energy. Earth is one of the first four main elements, (earth, water, fire, wind.) The person organizing the ritual, would be the tribe shaman, he would be wearing a dress of leaves, like camouflage. He dances with a staff blessing each warrior in turn. This ceremony would take place in the center of the town.

  21. madmommy says:

    @ Texas Betsy:

    I like it! Even though he made it right before school started back again it doesn’t look slapped together, and the ceremonial use is nicely detailed. I’d give it at least a B+, maybe A-.

    Tired now, and heading for bed. Pleasant sleep everyone!

  22. Lea says:

    An Aunt Toby post! :yay: I can’t wait to start reading about the chicks! I would love to have some, but don’t have a place for them.

  23. Texas Betsy says:

    madmommy wrote:

    @ Texas Betsy:
    I like it! Even though he made it right before school started back again it doesn’t look slapped together, and the ceremonial use is nicely detailed. I’d give it at least a B+, maybe A-.
    Tired now, and heading for bed. Pleasant sleep everyone!

    sleep well madmom. it’s due tomorrow and we just printed the description

  24. Texas Betsy says:

    texteen buddy also made HIS mask at our house tonight.

  25. Lea says:

    Is that Leninolino the angry sun god?

  26. Pellora says:

    Good one Toby!
    Some :lol: are always appreciated.
    Gordon – :shock: and then pour it over the electric fence. Yikes! :eek:
    The masks are way cool and it’s always fun to write up the story about the art! Well done!
    I wish I could garden more – and I’d like a horse too…. maybe one day!

    Just listening and watching President Obama is uplifting – he really is Amazing. Wow.

    He slam dunked more than one reporter tonight. :grin:

  27. Texas Betsy says:

    Lea, I take it you are remembering the fascist dictator project they did last semester.

  28. Lea says:

    @ Texas Betsy:
    Yes, the Stalini was the tip-off. Kids can be so predictable sometimes. :lmao:

  29. Lea says:

    Good night, everyone. Pain-free, uninterrupted sleep for all! :countsheep:

  30. gnome de plume says:

    @ Texas Betsy:
    It looks like the Mayan Chocolate god to me.

  31. Texas Betsy says:

    Thanks Lea. Sleep well yourself.

    9am post is already in the slow cooker. Just need to go off in search of a bed.

    And get my kid to move towards bed. His internet and phone shut themselves in 5 minutes.

  32. Texas Betsy says:

    gnome de plume wrote:

    @ Texas Betsy:
    It looks like the Mayan Chocolate god to me.

    no doubt the kid in question will take all the hints and suggestions he can get. his class turns masks in on Thursday, so he hasn’t written a word of the description yet. :beachbum: :beachbum:

  33. gnome de plume says:


    The Mayan Cacao god

  34. peanutbutter says:

    gnome de plume wrote:

    @ Texas Betsy:
    It looks like the Mayan Chocolate god to me.

    I’m glad I’m not the only one who thought that ;-) :thumbsup:

  35. Texas Betsy says:

    oh my! PB! i owe you a giant cake! watch my bungalow for a minute?

    From shopping spree

    :brb:

  36. sharonlee says:

    Fun post, Toby.

    Hi, Bumz. Still juggling life, work and projects. Tonight I have to juggle my checking account to pay my bills. :pbbt:

    Saw the press conference. I wish he would not work from a list of reporters but call on them. One day he will call on someone and the person will not be there. I do like his style and way of answering questions. We actually have a literate President again. :yay:

  37. Texas Betsy says:

    so, i don’t know if anyone noticed, but i broke the blog at 4 this afternoon, panic-IM’ed to peanut butter (who fixed it!!!), read intently a lecture on the dangers of copying other people’s HTML code, and then all was well with the world. This particular “don’t paste HTML” lecture was about headers, which CAN be pasted into MPS, but not here. See? I WAS listening! Anyway …..

    Thanks PB!
    :thankyou:

  38. peanutbutter says:

    :gigglewave:

  39. peanutbutter says:

    Texas Betsy wrote:

    This particular “don’t paste HTML” lecture was about headers, which CAN be pasted into MPS, but not here. See? I WAS listening! Anyway …..

    Thanks PB!

    :shock: Uhm. That’s the dangers of div id’s! Don’t copy over the id’s in divs!!

    :facepalm:

    :D

    :nom: on the cake, :thankyou:

  40. peanutbutter says:

    In particular, you will most certainly be perfectly able to break MPS the same way if you hit on an id they’ve defined…!

  41. peanutbutter says:

    A few new ones. Can anyone spot them! :D

  42. Texas Betsy says:

    @PB

    Oh you ALWAYS tell me to be careful of DIV! Is the id part like the ego?

    You’ll be glad to know that I scoured Toby’s post and deleted all the extraneous stuff before hitting publish. And deleted a zillion DIV’s and /DIV’s from tomorrow’s 9am.

  43. Texas Betsy says:

    Hi Sharonlee. Glad you popped in even if you can’t stay. Hope things ease up.

  44. peanutbutter says:

    Yeah, divs are killers.

    First, every < div > needs to have a matching < / div >

    Then, any id= OR class= should be stripped out.
    Anything that’s style= is okay and can probably be left in.
    You should only find id/class/style in the div part, not the /div

    The span can also have similar issues, they need to be balanced, as many spans as /spans
    and very likely a good idea to remove id= and class=

    The reason for this is any id or class stuff is defined local to the web page, but outside of the part you are copying. So if we happen to have a definition with the same names, it’s very unlikely they will be defined the same way. So our definitions won’t look right.

    So. id= and class=, remove ‘em! The name might be in single or double quotes, just take it out.
    Making sure every div is a simple < div > with nothing else in it ain’t a bad idea.

    There will be a test later ;-)

  45. Texas Betsy says:

    :sos: and :offtopic: ? we already found :brb:

  46. peanutbutter says:

    :bbq:

  47. peanutbutter says:

    :gigglewave: :thumbsup: :frustrated: :alarm: :bbq: :sos: all just now

  48. Texas Betsy says:

    a TEST? there’s a TEST???? oh look at the time! g’nite bumz! :bbq: :hammock:

  49. gnome de plume says:

    Sleep well Betsy :asleep:

  50. Pellora says:

    :gigglewave: :thumbsup: :frustrated: :alarm: :peanuts: :bbq: :sos: :brb:

    Thanks for :gonefishing: I like ‘em! :geek:

  51. Pellora says:

    :computerincontrol:
    And this one too – makes me giggle! :alien:

  52. peanutbutter says:

    Ah yes, when we’re watching wingnuts, :popcorn: and :peanuts:

    I can see I’m going to have to give some thought to organizing them, though :unhinged:
    I’ve sort of put similar emoties together, plus shuffled larger ones near the end, and of course
    the really busy ones in the written form, but it’s getting unwieldy…

  53. Pellora says:

    looseheadprop is always very interesting and her pieces are very dynamic, just like her name

    :grin: a bit :offtopic: but interesting in any case.

    see you guys tomorrow – good night and sweet dreams to all the Beach Bumz :kissandwave: :hammock:

  54. Pellora says:

    @ peanutbutter:

    :dangling: maybe they’ll sort themselves out by themselves over night, the same way they’ve multiplied over night in the dark! :grin:

  55. peanutbutter says:

    if they move around on their own… :gasp:

  56. Texas Betsy says:

    can’t sleep. need to :countsheep:

    too late to :piano: or :chairdance:

    who was using my :rocketchair: and forgot to fill the fuel tank?

  57. madmommy says:

    Damn, there’s going to be a test?!?!? I’m completely toast, because absoloutely none of PB’s explanation made sense to me at.all. Could I maybe do some extra credit instead?? Bribe the teacher? General sucking-up??

    This is why I’m afraid to write posts, because I’m sure I’ll bugger up things to the point that even the most esteemed PB might not be able to fix it! :panic:

  58. Texas Betsy says:

    madmommy wrote:

    Damn, there’s going to be a test?!?!? I’m completely toast, because absoloutely none of PB’s explanation made sense to me at.all. Could I maybe do some extra credit instead?? Bribe the teacher? General sucking-up??
    This is why I’m afraid to write posts, because I’m sure I’ll bugger up things to the point that even the most esteemed PB might not be able to fix it!

    Pssst ….. bring chocolate cake with strawberries, raspberries or hazelnut and you’ll be fine. And throw in a cute smiley on any answers you don’t know and you’ll be fine.
    :workinghard: :seesaw:

  59. Texas Betsy says:

    hot dogs upstairs. :bbq:

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