Well, regardless of feeling like complete shit and having a horrid day yesterday, I did go to my son's pizza party last night and I have so many different words I can use to describe this soiree...
Deafening
Chaotic
Interesting
Insane
Out of Control
Unruly
Disgusting
Rude
Testosterone Filled
One Big Pissing Contest
"Get Me Away From These Kids NOW!!!"
I realize a lot of those words are not the most happy but that hour and a half I was locked in that room with all of those kids made my fucking head spin. Okay, I will admit since I wasn't feeling especially good that this stuff probably got to me a little more than it should but it still was quite the zoo/circus mixture. It was like they turned a bunch of wild animals loose in a restaurant and let them do whatever they wanted. I just think we should have been allowed to use tranquilizer darts because it would have come in quite handy!
I saw everything from food flying around to spit wads being blown through straws. Oh Wait...There was even some actual spitting going on....Fuck I hate spitting.
Now on this team they have a female quarterback. Granted she is their 2nd string quarterback, none-the-less, she is still a quarterback and a pretty good one too. I have watched her the last couple of years and I think she does a really good job. Well I felt bad for her last night as some of the boys on the team were calling her a lesbian and shit like that. It got so bad she ended up putting one kid in a headlock. Damn! I loved it! Mouthy little shit deserved it. It was nice to see she could hold her own but I hate the fact she has to do those things.
So I was pretty much a little taken back by the way everything went at this party. I helped coach soccer and baseball teams for years and our kids NEVER did anything like this at our parties. It just shocked me that the coaches didn't step in and stop any of it. They just kinda watched as if they were watching some bad musical play out upon a TV screen. Anytime my son started getting in the mix of things last night, I stepped in a said something. Hell it finally got so bad he asked me if I wanted to leave. Well, enough said because we left right then and there. So if my unruly heathen wanted to leave then you know it was bad!!! :)
One thing I forgot to mention in my post yesterday was the upcoming funeral I will be going to. Here is the obituary:
Phillip M. Arnone, 56, Kansas City, MO, a loving husband, father and grandfather, went home to be with the Lord on Thursday, August 24, 2006. Funeral services will be 11 a.m. Monday, August 28 at Trinity Christian Center, 5005 N. Brighton, Kansas City, MO 64119; entombment in White Chapel Memorial Gardens Mausoleum. Visitation will be 3-8 p.m. Sunday at Passantino Bros. Funeral Home, 2117 Independence Blvd., Kansas City, MO 64124. Visitation will also be 10-11 a.m. Monday at Trinity Christian Church prior to the service. The family requests no flowers. Phillip was born January 8, 1950 in Kansas City, MO. He co-owned Arnone's Bar in 1976. He owned and operated Arnone's Stadium Auto Sales and Service for 20 years. He had previously owned Chubby's on Independence Ave., and was currently co-owner of Arnone and Gambino's Hot Spot Cafe'. He was a veteran of the U.S. Air Force Reserve. Phillip was preceded in death by his parents, Phil and Theresa Arnone. Survivors include his wife of 35 years, Linda Arnone, of the home; daughters and sons-in-law, Michelle and Anthony Inzenga, Theresa and Larry Mael; son and future daughter-in-law, Phillip and Teresa Arnone; four grandchildren, Jacob Michael Majors, Madelyn Rose Mael, Joseph Phillip Inzenga, Phillip Joseph Arnone Jr.; sister and brother-in-law, Tommie and Carl Cannova; brothers and sister-in-law, Paul Arnone, Victor Arnone, Steve and Rita Arnone; motherin-law, Goldie Scott; father-in-law, Ted Scott; step-father-in-law, Max Smith and wife Linda; sisters-in-law and brothersin-law, Sandi and Chuck Haubein, Debi Gambino, Stephen and Robin Scott; aunts, Mary Jo Arnone, Deidora Wiehoff; and many nieces, nephews and godchildren. Pallbearers: Sal Cannova, Johnny Joe Gulotta, Paul Whittington, Mark Hylton, Jason Majors, George Gambino, Tim Reek, Charlie Haubein, Victor Joe Arnone Jr., Stephen Arnone, Pete Haubein, Phillip Cannova, Leonard Pittala, Dwayne Garton, Rick Hanchette. (Arr: Passantino Bros. Funeral Home, 816471-2844).
NV... I posted this for you since I haven't talked to you since our dinner the other night. My little sister's soon to be father in law died of a heart attack the other night and now the family is pretty much spiraling out of control. I guess he woke up around 4 in the morning saying he couldn't breathe. He ended up having a massive heart attack and dying in his son's arms (My little sister's fiance').
It's all very sad because his wife was so sheltered that she doesn't know anything about money or insurance or anything. She doesn't know if they owe money on the house or even what bills they actually have. How sad is that?? I just couldn't imagine not knowing any of this stuff.
So anyway, if I disappear for a couple of days its due to the various visitations and the funeral. Plus the going over to their house and helping out with the baby. But I will be back to posting before long. Life has been so crazy lately that this posting is one of a couple of things that helps keep me sane!!!