Thursday, April 11, 2013

Let's Hope They Blur Out the Rampant Nudity


Remember me? It’s been a long time. Getting married and transitioning to a new city can really take a toll on the blogging.

 

So…

 

A brief update.

 

Dieting for the Branch Warren in July. Yes. This means I am still a raging bitch. Working the Shredderbuilt booth at the incredible Shredder Classic this weekend. Same ol’, same ol’.

 



Oh! And the hubby and I have the possibility of our own reality show featuring us as a couple and Metroflex Houston.

 

 

Ruh roh…

 

 
We've been told by multiple friends and family that we need our own reality series. I just never DREAMED it would come to fruition. Apparently, Ryan setting his gym on fire and my wholly inappropriate blog and Facebook posts have gotten quite the following. Not only that, but the members who frequent Metroflex Houston are characters themselves. It IS hardcore life.
Unscripted. Unfiltered. Unclothed.


Sorry, Mom.


Now, don’t get me wrong. I am thrilled! But our intimate lives will be out there for the world to see. Yup. Ryan in all his nekkid splendor doing the “helicopter” at me eleven times while only wearing socks before he FINALLY gets in the shower. Him doing the creepy Silence of the Lambs voice while tucking his junk between his legs.

 

Hmm…everything involves my husband being naked. Odd.

 

Anyways, it will surely show me, baseball hat and sweats, nodding off while standing up those last few weeks of prep waiting for my coffee to finish that agonizing morning drip. Me crying that I accidentally sucked up the whip in the vacuum cleaner. Doesn’t every married couple have one hidden just under their dust ruffle? Throwing a shaker bottle full of protein across the gym because dammit! I am tired and I refuse to do one more set. Time to go nap in the effing squat rack. Beats doing curls there.

 




So, this is a whole new adventure for us lil’ newlyweds. I kinda picture The Biggest Loser meets Lockup without the crying chubby folks and lots more curse words for the kiddos. This will either be a sensational, exciting experience or an abominal train wreck. Both of which I’m sure would be entertaining to watch.

 
 
"Life is not a problem to be solved, but a reality to be experienced."