Spaghetti and Truthballs
Sometimes, my conversations are so sublime that I have to post them here for all the world to see.
Me: I am the prettiest thing that has ever crossed the sheets of your bed.
Him: I know, am I the prettiest thing that has ever crossed the sheets of your bed?
Me: No. But you are pretty on the inside.
Him: Well thanks.
Me: Fact is fact.
Really.
Yes Really.
I don't like to be told no.
I don't respond well to criticism, or anything less than adoration...
Is that an issue?
I am a ballsy bitch.
But I feel confident that if I were to say everything that came to my mind, I would be completely alone.
For some reason, I am opposed to tiles of blogs. I don't know when it happened, or maybe I am just opposed to them because my wit is running low lately. I don't know.
I am in a funk. I have been in this funk for five days. Its a little better, but still in a funk.
I am standing at a crossroad in life. I graduate, God willing, in five weeks. I am scared. Some people like to tell me that this is normal. I don't care what is normal. There are extenuating situations that make this very sad. Not just scary, but sad. I will be seperating myself from a piece of my soul in five weeks. It hurts. I know it's coming, and it hurts.
I have to move forward, and if I have to move forward, then I can't leave a piece of my life in a stunted position. There is the prospect that I may have to leave something I adore. That hurts too.
I am getting older, and that means my parents are getting older too. That is scary.
I don't have a job. I am afraid.
It is time to see if I can fly. It is time to see if I can do all that I claim to be trained to do. I need room to grow. I need to be better than I ever have. And yet, I don't want to go.
If I could change just one thing about my life...
I would go back to the beginning and apply myself.
Maybe that is something I will master in year 26.
Seriously
When I was a little girl, I was only small in stature, I had some very large opinions... And even still, a larger vocabulary, and at any given point, I would proclaim "My Daddy is The Best Daddy in the World."
I was dead serious. I knew I was right.
My daddy was the picture of patience.
And the picture of unconditionality.
I still remember the night before kindergarten, I was so nervous I couldn't sleep. He sat up in a chair with me and held me all night long, never upset, never frustrated, never even angry when I would wake up every time he set me in my bed. He would just pick me back up and hold me.
I don't tell him all of the things I remember, I don't really know why. But I love him, he is my number one guy, always has been, and always will be.
Happy Fathers Day to all of the great men in this world, especially my daddy.
Brain Metabolism Peaks at age 4.
I am 21 years past my prime.
There is only one thing to do: Drink.
The end.