The Old Romance
I know what I want.
This seems to be the problem.
The whole…I want to be a nurse, wife and mother ordeal. So cliche, right? So boring.
But it’s what I want. Honestly. Truly.
I met someone with similar life goals: married by 25, kids by 27.
But he is insane. Truly, truly. He invited me to come visit him in Florida–Florida!!–on a whim. Or perhaps not on a whim. I cannot tell.
But I think he did because he doesn’t want to be alone, and who can blame him, really? Who wants to be alone?
But I loathe extravagance. And the gesture is unfathomable to me.
And I’m not a big fan of myself, either, quite frankly. I am not good company; not aesthetic enough to attract the earnest attractions of someone. And etc etc in that self-deprecating fashion.
The shiny new toy. The novelty of Jersey girls wears off quickly.
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- Published:
- May 19, 2009 / 10:39 pm
- Category:
- Family, Friends, Life, Love, Misadventures, Musings, Shenanigans
- Tags:
- CNA, insanity, romance, self-doubt
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