good, bad, ugly, and soup

some diced imitation crab meat (which is actually processed alaskan pollack, a fish, once upon a time) in a very light mixture of fat free mayo, a garlic onion dip, mozzarella cheese, and a bit of spice made for dinner and a bit more of the mixture along with vegetarian vegetable soup (one of the original earliest comfort foods, even though they eliminated the lima beans and added more carrots and potatoes, the fools, but i've mentioned that recently somewhere, so stop the babble, this is thereal, after all) made for a late night snack as i just arrived home from the day from hell (yes, the previous entry discusses the ugly, the hurts and rudolph and the aftermath, or shock, or both, actually, so that's the ugly, ok, enough said)...

the food was good... the soup especially... flavors are love in my world, since there are so few people sharing such feelings of comfort and pleasure (which is the bad, sad, lonely, and all that jazz)...

the softball was good... yes, in spite of spending the day at the emergency room getting poked and prodded and stuck and medicated and patched and all sorts of doctored up and warned not to leave until they milked the insurance company for as much as possible cuz i might die if i don't, i went shopping for more halloween stuff (another $150 donated to the kids) and then, went to pitch softball...

but the softball was good, remember?... yes, we won, i pitched well, we played well, we held the second place team to 5 runs (and they hit very well ordinarily) and we scored 10 runs and we tied them for second place... so we guaranteed ourselves a trophy, at least third place, and possibly second if we win our last two games...

so that's the good (softball and at least i didn't have something like this or worse, right?... that's good), the bad (modern medicine and the greed and corruption inherent in the system - viva le revolution!), the ugly (ouchies and lonelies and well, modern medicine too), and the soup, the soup was good too...

hope your day ended well, in spite of what the beinning and middle might have been like... and thanks for being in thereal with me :)