#itsnotfiftyitsfive0

He told himself not to check his phone, more importantly, Twitter. But he had a few minutes to spare as Kendrick Lamar performed, and he needed something to do to pass the time.

Opening Twitter he scrolled through his feed, smiling as people said what a great job he was doing. Biting his lower lip, he went to the one person's account that he was really curious about. There was a few random tweets and then his heart stopped when he saw the tweet.

His breathing hitched and he could feel his hand start to sweat as he held his phone. Quickly he closed Twitter and put his phone away.

Blake was watching. Blake was at home watching him on TV. Probably sitting back, enjoying a beer and laughing. He could imagine Blake's infectious laugh, loud and hearty, eyes crinkling, big old bright smile. But then, what if he wasn't laughing. What if Blake didn't think he was funny and turned the channel and went to bed. He felt the nerves in the pit of his stomach.

For the remainder of the show, the thought of Blake watching was at the back of his mind. He found himself relaying on the cue cards more, forgetting his lines.

After the show was over and he was back in his hotel, he slumped on the bed, having a feeling that there might be people that will reprimand him for using the cue cards. Hopefully it wasn't as noticeable as it felt.

He was jolted out of his thoughts when he felt the buzzing of his phone. His stomach fluttered when he saw the display. "Hey Shelton," he answered coolly, unlike how he really felt.

"Hey man, I'm just calling to congratulate you. Ya did great tonight."

In his mind's eye, he can see his friend's goofy smile. And despite the fact that he ended up nervous about this man watching, Blake was the one that made it all better. His words put him at ease. Nothing else mattered, Blake enjoyed his performance.

anotheralexandros replied to your post: i dunno if anyone else grew up with these but uh...

YES. Although I always had them on like a bagel sandwich b/c the bread broke apart too easily.

i think we always toasted the bread for the sandwiches for exactly the same reason, so i feel you. but yessss i'm glad this wasn't just me

gyzym replied to your post: i dunno if anyone else grew up with these but uh...

THOSE ARE IN CLOUDY WITH A CHANCE OF MEATBALLS! sorry to be totally random, i just feel duty-bound to mention it when someone brings up a food that i only know exists because it made an appearance on the pages of cloudy with a chance of meatballs

this is a totally factual statement because i once tried to use it as a reason that my mom should let me have these sandwiches all the time? because i was only allowed to have them at my babysitter's house cause my mom thought they were gross, also altogether way too much sugar to have in one place??? or something i don't remember her reasoning but I DO REMEMBER THE TRAGEDY THAT WAS THE BAN ON THESE SANDWICHES IN MY HOUSE also askdl;fjasdf cloudy with a chance of meatballs ranks at least in my top 5 kids books ever because oh my god the illustrations in my copy were just the coolest things ever

itsnotfiftyitsfive0 replied to your post: i dunno if anyone else grew up with these but uh...

ME!! You know how every american person I know or in movies they’re always like PB&J.. and I’m like no dude cream cheese & Jam!!

niceeeee! and yeah, i mean i'm definitely a fan of pb&j, but i'm a bigger peanut butter and banana sandwich fan as well as cream cheese and jam, but we almost never have cream cheese, so yeah. BUT YES!

tmtrx replied to your post: i dunno if anyone else grew up with these but uh...

I had never heard of this combo until recently on another blog where she made poptarts with jam, cream cheese and pie crust dough. It sounds yummy!

whoaaaaaaaaa that sounds AWESOME no lie, also like it might kill me BUT ALSO awesome - but trust me, these sandwiches are killer good. sweet, but super good

thegodsfavorme replied to your post: i dunno if anyone else grew up with these but uh...

For me, it was cream cheese and olives, sooo good, at least for me!

oh man i have never heard of that before! also i'm not the biggest olive fan (except green ones? sometimes? when i'm in the mood?) but i trust you gurl. also this put me instantly in the mind of a cream cheese, olive and jam sandwich? which would probably be horrific, so, uh, yeah

theairguitarist replied to your post: i dunno if anyone else grew up with these but uh...

ew.

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I’m still squeezing Permanent Fixture & Enemy Lines but I want to watch Hoechlin & Dylan’s movie for extra scenes options