Then it dawned on me: B sent out her e-mail announcing that she and her hubby got their house in Oregon. She'll most likely be gone by mid-March. I've called her twice to tell her how "happy I am for her." And I want to be, really. But I'm not. Really.
And how ironic that I should have this realization just as I hit Lonely Day on the CD.
I know, I know, I should be grateful. I could be stuck in some roadside shelter in the middle of Nebraska with no heat in the middle of a horrific blizzard.
Look, here's a pretty picture:
(none of you have been getting the joke of my "pretty pictures" so I'll let you in on it. there is a radio commercial for cell phone minutes where a woman is pointing out the discrepancies in the contract, and finally, at the end, unable to give any answer that doesn't make him look like an ass, the service rep exclaims, "Look! There's a puppy!" It makes me laugh every time...probably because I would look.)
9 comments:
Sorry to hear you are down, Spins. {{hugs}}
I love the joke. And the pictures,
someone said my band sounded like System Of A Down.
puppy? eh? what? slightly confused!! (no change there, then)
hope you feel a bit brighter soon, dear Spin.
A smart good looking chick like you feeling alone.... I don't know....I must be missing something somewhere.
oh, I hate it when friends move away. Lots of sympathy and another hug, Spin.
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C'est la vie, mon cherie!
I am still reeling fromù Funny Dance moving away!
It is never goof!
Moi pissed, pardo,n!!
Spin, I'm so sorry that your friend is moving away, and that you're down.
Take a look in the mirror. Now there's a pretty picture, but not half so nice as the person herself.
*hug*
Oh, now I get it! Sorry you're losing such a close friend.
Thanks for all the sweet words. I think I just didn't let it sink in until just before I started writing the post, then it hit me like a ton of bricks. I have a little more perspective today.
Mark - I didn't know you were in a band.
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