Did my last post seem a little... uh... unfinished? Illogical? Not quite wrapped up? That's because it was, in fact, unfinished. I fell asleep while writing it and woke up just enough to hit 'save as draft". Or something. Obviously it wasn't the "save as draft" button I hit.

But I didn't know that until now. Because I was a good girl today and busied myself with more important things, I did not check email or blog. I had no idea that my "draft" was sitting there in plain sight for all the world to see. Well, for my 3.5 remaining readers to see, anyway.

So what's the problem? you ask. Just finish it. The problem is that today, in my ignorant bliss, I decided I was not, in fact, going to finish or publish that post. The "punch line," you see, might be considered to be in bad taste, making light of something that ought not to be made light of. Did you notice that I never came back to the part about tying in history with other subjects? Did you notice that I was leading up to Fuzz saying something and never got that far? That was the unfinished part. The as-yet unwritten part in which she made a casual but oh-so-Fuzz-like comment tying in our history studies with Spaz' animated roller-coaster escapades.

Our history studies included the Holocaust, remember? And Spaz was being the evil roller coaster engineer with his roller coaster of death. So Fuzz made this off-hand observation tying the one to the other, and it was rather funny and made great blog material-- except that it wasn't and it didn't. And the more I thought about it, the more it seemed that there really wasn't any way to finish the story and put in the punchline without crossing the line of poor taste. So I decided today while vacuuming downstairs that I would save that roller coaster bit to work into a possible future post and then delete the post from my draft folder.

Except that, as we have already established, it wasn't actually in my draft folder. Drat.

So I guess I won't be finishing the post. I might modify it a bit after a few days, just so that it makes a little more sense. I'll figure out some way to make a finished post out of the rollercoaster thing without including the "rest of the story".

*Sigh* This is what I get for blogging when I'm tired. So much for trying to actually get a blogpost out there. Should I give up yet?