Friday, October 30, 2009

and..I think too much about myself!

Wow. So I think entirely too much about myself. It's pretty amazing that the Lord has not struck me dead from sheer vanity before now. I mean seriously. I have been overwhelmed by how much time I spend thinking about things that revolve around me. I'll be honest, Satan tries to hide how rewarding it is to spend more time thinking of others and less of ourselves. I mean it just creeps in doesn't it. We have the best ideas, the cutest clothes. We are the smartest people we know. We deserve this, We deserve that. I mean gross. Sincerely gross.
It makes me realize that I have the greatest friends. Some of my friends, honestly Erin in particular, is insanely selfless. I don't mean to call her out and she probably hates the very fact that I do, but she really is amazing. Super talented and humble. I mean truly I could list so many of the people I love and how they spend most of their hours thinking about others, but there is no need. It is Christ in them that causes this and I am more than grateful that the Lord has given them patience and love in their hearts for me. So to all of you my friends- thank you for loving me. (Even though some of you called me out a long time ago- Danielle Anders!)

Tuesday, September 29, 2009

kickin' and screamin'

Gees. I've always had this problem of a little thing I like to call.....tah-dah, Self-discipline. Thus, I had hoped to write something I was thankful for daily, but I have not. This does not conclude that I am not overwhelmingly thankful, but simply that the Father lavishes his blessing on me that I become gorged with them and am so exhausted that I forget that I must take the time to remember and rejoice in them.
Well that being said. I am thankful for friendships. Okay now before you stop reading listen for a minute. Real friendships. The ones who sit across from you in Mexican restaurants and tell you that they know you aren't perfect and never thought you were and are gonna still love you. The ones who push you just a little outside your comfort zone because they really like you and don't care who knows about it. The ones who ask you the hard questions because they care more about the Father's glory than about my own comfort. Cause a little secret? They know I will only truly be in His comfort if I delight myself in Him and His desires. The human spirit amazes me. And the Lord oh so gently reminds me how quickly I can slip back into thinking that I have the position to judge. I know, I know this might sound ridiculous but sometimes I get overwhelmed by the hurt I see. (Now don't get me wrong, my flesh gets the best of me a lot of the time and I get really impatient with people.)
For example, I work with this girl....at some place...in some town. And well, she's hurting. She shovels herself out to any and all men that might give her some attention. She's angry I can tell. She lies. She doesn't like me for one reason or the other. And frankly that really gets under my skin. But my brother asked me the other day if I was reaching out to her. Loving her. And I had to say I wasn't. I was letting that creepy little beast of pride crawl back in. The Lord used that one question to remind my spirit that I am that girl I work with, or at least I used to be. All alone. Searching. Reaching for anything that might make that deep nagging go away. I am so thankful to be reminded that the more someone screams, the more they are hurting. No matter how bothersome I might in my selfish world think those screams are...they are cries of someone. A sinner. Just like me. Wanting a savior and perhaps not know Him.

Saturday, September 19, 2009

Please read...

So things aren't always easy. However, I will say this, the Lord is so extremely faithful and I love him so much for that. Love doesn't even seem like the right word for it simply because I use it so often. I am in love with him and I know that I have never been in love before. I think it would be harder to distinguish if I had felt that earthly love, but right now I am just thankful that I have not. I am overjoyed that my Lord is the ultimate Healer. If I'm to be honest, there is simply no reason that I should be this at peace right now in my life. My story is a that of a wretch and a wretch I am for sure, but He sought me with a determined love.
I look back on the past year, and pretty much a lot of my life, and my heart breaks for who I was. I am not sure I know her all that well anymore, and for that I am overjoyed. It is sad though, the lost girl I used to be. Sad in a way that truly deep down breaks my heart and brings tears to my eyes. Trying so hard to be something I never was intended to be. Becoming exhausted for all the wrong reasons. I was stressed beyond reason to try and find love and it landed me in the most horrible and miserable of places. My heart is still healing and as some might say, still bleeding a bit, but He is healing my wounds. (Self-inflicted or not) I want to tell her she is loved. That she has been set apart as Holy, but she wouldn't listen I know.
My soul truly does well up with praise. Why me? I'm not really sure, but I am blessed beyond measure, beyond reason, beyond qualification. We serve a mighty Holy and simply put amazing God. I wish my soul was at liberty to share with all of you the miracles He has performed in my life. I don't think I have even been able to process them all.
The road is long before me in this process of striving to become more like my Father, but with the strength I desperately beg from Him, He will make my life fruitful. For His glory. He is faithful. My God is faithful to save.

Thursday, September 10, 2009

Trinkles of delight...

Wow- its been a long long time. Well not really just like a week or so, therefore not totally clear as to where to start....
Went to the beach. I love the beach love love love it. I know this may be hard to believe, but this is the first time my friends have ever invited me to the beach. It was stinkin' amazing. I usually go with the family and that's fun, but well you know fun of a different sort. Neways...we just relaxed. I didn't get as tan as I normally do, but that seems to be less and less important as I get older. I need to add here that I was graciously asked to go because Brandi's husband Shane decided to go to Cleveland (lame), but fantastic for me. We walked around Rosemary beach, which is a delightful little beach town. Kinda like some part of Italy dropped down into the good portion of Flordia. Here's a little info on it if you'd like to take a gander. Honestly, I think it might be one of the greatest places I've ever tromped around. It tops my list on places I really want to stay. We ate at a really good restaurant called Paradis. It was pretty close to the definition of its name. Brandi and I shared this amazing chocolate cheesecake for desert with french press coffee. Now that's something to be thankful for. It was just great food, fantastic conversation and godly fellowship. Couldn't have ever deserved such a blessing.

I stole some pics from everybody so I'm gonna put some on here, well just so you can get the general awesomeness idea.
The beach...you know, crystal clear waters, slight breeze. Amazing.

The History Channel and the Mayans- I mean seriously what get's better? Clearly Brandi and I think little does.


Okay so I had to put this on here. Our last day we stopped at Amavida coffee. Fantatic coffee and lattes by the way and these two kids had these matching hats on. Had to take a picture of that. No explanation needed.Reid Chapman- and yes he kept the sunglasses on of his own free stylin.

For now, that's it. My soul wells up with thanksgiving.

Sunday, August 30, 2009

Macaroons, Fish, Chips...Well Europe I guess?



Oh my goodness. Ah today-good. Ruthie's birthday party was tonight and it was just fabulous. I really love these guys. Malinda made the best macaroons. Seriously delicious. If I had a picture I would post them, but I did tell Mal that I would post a pic of one of the greatest dessert eating experiences I have ever had. Laduree. Paris. Just me. Here is their website. This is for the one I went to. The site is in French, but basically they started in 1862, serious, when Paris was well let's just saying going through a "nouveau visage" or a face lift. My obsession with them started when I lived in Paris. I could never get anyone to go with me( I'll be honest these little guys are pretty pricey.). So finally on one of my trips back I said the heck with this I'm gonna just go by myself. So I had a great cup of coffee some macaroons and just watched all the old parisian women talk so politely and sip their own cups. It was kinda raining outside. The experience I will remember I think forever. Here's a picture of my plate afterwards. Yum.
So I've been having a lot of conversations about Europe lately and I'm not sure why, but I just love love love talking about traveling. So the next few posts will probably include some travel tips and let's call it some European fun.

Today I'm also really thankful for honest friends. I have some of the best one's around. I feel really loved. There is a trust there that really can only be explained when the Lord has nurtured a relationship.

Finally, since this is a great deal about food- my friend Nicole invited me over the other night for fish and chips. I thought duh? Fish-good. Chips-good. Beer-good. Company-good. So in the fashion that sometimes happens, Nicole bought the "stuff" (fish, chips, beer) and when cooking time came in, well Jonathan got his hands on it. People- it's amazing. I am really blessed to have friends who can cook so good. So instead of cod, we used catfish. Fantastic. It was beer-battered then deep fried. Jonathan made this incredible sauce, as the usual, we ate and I have never bought anything so good. Now my clothes do still smell like fried food, but I highly recommend either trying this out or getting to know Jonathan.

Friday, August 28, 2009

So it's been a while and that's pretty normal for me. Consistency is not something that readily comes to me. But here is to my try. So today- I'm thankful for brokenness. I know- it's a struggle to even say without sounding overwhelmingly cheesey. It's true though. Deep down brokenness. I have no NO idea what the Lord is doing with my life, but I know I have never been more moldable than I am right now. Anything and everything he is going to do in my life- it's all Him. I have nothing and bring nothing to the table. So here's my procolmation to the world, my life, it's His. Anything that comes from me, anything worthy of praise or recognition, it's him. I have nothing to do with it. This is not self-deprication, its fact. It is for the first time seeing myself it the light of who he is and who I am. The glory within me is from the almighty sovereign Lord. I am so thankful He brings wisdom to my heart. Glory to you Gracious Lord. I rejoice in your future provision and your momentary sustaining.

On a few different notes....
1. Take a gander at this blog if you have the chance. Nancy Wilson has been entrusted with much wisdom from the Father, and I am so thankful that I can glean from what the Lord is teaching her. http://femina.reformedblogs.com/
2. Listen to the new Imogen Heap album. She is absolutely fantastic. Not a bad song on the album really. Some are better than others, but all are immensely entertaining.
3. The new Needtobreathe is pretty good to, if you are itchin for some new music.

Sunday, August 23, 2009

Exciting faithfulness

Right now I am so thankful that the Lord has protected me from bitterness. I have seen it quietly go in, without notice even, and tear people's lives apart. Maybe it tore mine apart for a while but the Lord has freed me from it. And I in no way could ever think that I have kept myself from this creeping monster. The sovereign Lord has done this, for his glory I can only imagine.
I hate this for people- bitterness. It's like they don't even notice its there really. I mean I guess I didn't really know it was there until it was too late, and I had let it quench my soul. It is something though that must be constantly prayed against. I have to boldly go before the throne and ask the Father for continued strength and wisdom. It is NO lie that the enemy comes to kill steal and destroy- it is so true. If only we could grasp how much he, the clever cunning one, desires to lure us away with momentary treats and temporary thrills. If only we could see this sooner, but the mighty God has a plan even in satan's scheming. Nothing is out of the Father's hand. Nothing.
So even though these past few days have been tough there is so much to rejoice in. He alone is faithful and all good things come from him. His faithfulness excites me-truly.

Tuesday, August 18, 2009

Right as rain?

Well first and foremost, not to sound overwhelmingly corny- but I am so thankful for the rain. Everybody remember the days of our Alabama drought? Crazy. Well I love it. Something quite soothing to the soul I think. Makes, well forces you, to just slow down a bit. Speaking of rain, Adele (who is excellent by the way if you haven't heard) sings a song called "Right as Rain". Pretty telling I think. Listen here . I'm not sure if anybody actually reads this, but if they do I'd like to know what you think about this song. Let's be honest, or just me for that matter, this is how my dating life has well, always been. (Not the bed part- gees. But pretty much the sentiment.) Wow- thank the Lord for his protection, provision, forgiveness and grace. Looking at my dating life will throw anyone into a full on thanksgiving feast. Moving on before I get out the kleenex.

OH Cosumel Grill- you know just what I need. So tonight one of my oldest and dearest friends who just so happens to be named Cara as well, had dinner with me tonight. I had Burrito Picoso. It was incredible. This steak burrito in an enchilada sauce, stuffed with cheese and rice and beans. I mean I am not sure anyone can surmount the service and the food of this little gem located on 31's Shelby Mart. I love it. Please go. I have no doubt that you will be extremely pleased.

Monday, August 17, 2009

I don't know what I'm doing...So I should stop.

So I am thankful that when life throws you some pretty severe trials that it doesn't destroy the spirit. In fact, scripture says that trials make us even more alive. So honest to goodness I finally understand what the Lord was saying through James. Now I, not meaning me, but the Holy Spirit giving me wisdom through immense suffering.
It's hard- Meredith and I were talking the other night and I was telling her how thankful I am to be totally broken. Like really really broken. Not that religious term so much of "pop-christianity" has turned it into. That brokeness where you aren't sure if people are going to talk to you anymore, when you have such severe moments of recognizing your own sinfulness that without Christ it would be overwhelming. That type of brokeness where the world seems new again because you no longer are the same person. You have been broken- like a vase and it is never the same once its been shattered into a million pieces. Now this is a completely bizarre sentiment- I get that. Grateful that I have made such a mess of things and so thankful that I am not any of my old self anymore. But here's the deal I am pretty sure that there is no other way I would have learned so much of who the Father is if not for these trials. Now most of them were of my own disobedience but how my soul wells up with joy in the fact that SOVEREIGN Almighty God can use even my own sinfulness to bring me to himself. It's amazing. If that doesn't make you want to tell the lady at Taco Bell or the girl standing in line with you at Target about Christ, not sure what will. It is such good news. It is so good for my wretched soul to know I can admit my total depravity and rest in the fantastic power of God. How could I not be thankful for that for the rest of my life?
I am not sure why it has taken me so long to write this, seeing as how this is why I wanted to even start blogging again. But c'est la vie, right?

Ah and thankful for some amount of self-discipline. I start the gym tomorrow. I'll let you know how it goes. Now in my head I am gonna have a kickin body free of all health ailments and capable of doing any physical activity that I so desire, but I know this will not be true. There will be good days and bad. But the fantastic thing is, is the gym is so nice :) Love it. Love it.

And finally- saw "Julie and Julia". Fantastic. So thankful to a woman who did not give up. Did not falter. Did not compromise. Julia Child- thank you, you have a resilient spirit. You make me want to cook better and more often. What a gem.

Saturday, August 15, 2009

Auburn Football...that's right, I said it.

Saturdays-How can you not be thankful for Saturdays? I really love them in the fall and yes I am going to say it-FOOTBALL!!! I can't wait. Things are pretty different this year, we have a new coach and I'm just not really sure about the quarterback. To say I'm nervous, well that's silly. I love to watch the game. I love the crowds. I love the traditions. I've been going to Auburn football games since, well since before I could remember. When we first started going you could tailgate wherever your little heart desired. Then Big Brother took over and for heaven's sake you have to park ten miles away take the TigerTransit in to the stadium. I don't know its just gotten sort of ridiculous, but this is not the place for that. Not gonna do it folks, not gonna get mad.
I'm so thankful my alma mater is full of rich traditions, culture. Here are a few:
1. Tiger- no not really a tiger but our eagle.
2. Tailgaiting before and after the game! The relaxed way.
3. War.......Eagle. Hey!
4. Wearing Orange
5. Rollin Toomer's Corner

And I think herein lies the problem, I am so familiar with my Auburn culture that I can't tell you all the things we do. Well here's to you AU. I love ya!

Thursday, August 13, 2009

Friends new and old


So I mentioned being really thankful for friends and if you are like me...I LOVE seeing pictures on people's blogs. So here are few of my most favorite people. A few.

This is Sarah. We rode the bus together in middle school and since a we were graciously selected to be on the "late bus" we sat around in the caf about an hour after school let out. We became pretty tight. We kinda lost touch when we enter the big pivotal years of high school, but low and behold 10th grade career fair. I was clearly overwhelmed or maybe underwhelmed I am now realizing and was sitting on the floor of the library. Sarah came over and plopped down beside me. "I think we could be best friends" - Sarah's words to me. And from there we were pretty inseparable. I love her dearly. She has always welcomed me with hospitablity.
This is Erin. Our first encounter, well let's just say it wasn't the best. Back of a 15-passenger van. I was 20, Erin was 19- She thought I hated her and I thought she was some rude girl from Texas. She probably remembers the details better than I do. That's pretty normal. Some of the best memories...Erin and I decided to run during one of our summers. Every morning during camp. Like 5 o'clock in the a.m. Crazy we were, but it was a lot of fun. New York- we picked out her outfit for her first date with Ben. Super big deal! I love her dearly. She has loved me through it all.

This is Meredith. From the beginning I knew the Lord had placed Meredith in my life intentionally. She was in the classroom right across the hall. I was getting my room ready a few days before school and I saw that there were a few people across the hall. Jonathan, Meredith's boyfriend at the time, was unstacking all the desks and helping her just get things ready. I remember after our first week we both sat down in some desks in my room after a very long Friday and couldn't believe we had made it. She has loved me in a way only the Lord could. She knows all my faults. Has spoken truth into my life in love and has opened her family up to me. I love her with all my heart. I love her children. I can't really express how the Lord has used this friend in my life, but my heart resounds with thanksgiving for Meredith.
Karra. If this was anybody else they would kill me for putting up this picture- but it's Karra and that is only one of the reasons I love her. She is my oldest friend. Karra and I met when we were 4 years old, growing up in Montgomery. We were roommates at Auburn, have traveled Europe together, and to be honest I'm not sure if I could have done this with many other people. I was in the room when her second girl, Sarah Elizabeth, was born. Her home is like my second home. I feel safe and loved there. I can always count on her home to be a place of refuge and relaxation. We've been through a lot together and needless to say she knows a great deal about me.
Katie Moon. Been friends for a really long time. Some of the funniest memories are our beach trip or when she sat through every baseball game my senior year in high school so I could watch my boyfriend sit on the bench. That's commitment people. She makes me laugh and I am so thankful for that. She is super talented. I'm sure you know!

Wednesday, August 12, 2009

FEMA camps what?

wow. community. tonight felt a little like college and it was AWESOME! i went over to a friend's house and we started a Bible study on Daniel. It was the first time in a long time that I was really diving into the word on an intimate level. It was fantastic. Challenging and totally invigorating. So here's a little personal thank you: Brandi, Senia, and Ruthie- thank you for being my friend. I am so glad I am yours.

Thankful to feel like myself again. been a long long long time coming but it feels really great. decided to start some type of running again. as much as i don't think i like discipline, apparently i was created for some type of it so thinking about running again. who knows but it is a goal tonight.

thankful for safe places to learn and grow and discover more through His word. that is priceless.

thankful to not be a loose canon like Hilary C. Gees lady loosen up!

thankful for some money in the bank to pay those bills. (however dwendeling it may be.)


really thankful for new friendships- Laura, thank you for reaching out. really thankful for old ones.

Thankful that right now I am not in a FEMA camp (thank you Senia and Brandi).

And honest to goodness I am just really thankful for freedom, in this country and in my life. fear is no place to be, let's be honest.

Tuesday, August 11, 2009

Jane Austen. Today I am thankful for Jane. Watched "Persuasion" tonight and it was great. Really great. I was almost knocked on my you-know-what because of the character of the leading man. For those of you that don't know- he resolves himself to marry someone he does not have feelings for because "inadvertently" he has led her on. He realizes he would not be able to stand the thought of taking someone's heart to a place where it was not intended and so he decides his duty is to ask for her hand in marriage. Now I am not saying that I wished every guy who led me on had asked for my hand, but he probably should have and don't you think it would make us think a lot harder about flirting and our own intentions if these were the standards we were held to? I love it. There's a lot to get from this and when I have more time...well you know.

Candles. I stopped by Yucatan, behind the summit. They make their own candles. The big ones are $9 and they will refil them for $5. The scents are incredible. I mean seriously good. There is something a great candle does to a room. Just love it. Olive Blossom is fantastic. They have smaller ones you can buy as well that are $5. The big ones should last up to 60 hours.

Monday, August 10, 2009

Music and Hamburgers

First of all, do you remember Ben Fold Five's song "Brick"? Its really a great song. Ok- right, super sad, but really really good. Which leads me to some of my thankfuls for today. Good music. I love discovering new music and just remember good stuff. Today, I feel like people have lost all desire to be creative and mostly true and honest. You know what I mean? I mean yes- people can be well shocking, but mixing lyrics to coincide with crecendos and rhythm. Its great. A few songs I would encourage checking out right now:
1. "Poison and Wine" by the Civil Wars http://www.myspace.com/thecivilwars
2. "Sex and ReRuns" by Matt Duke http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u3wqxJznmaA
( a little note about this one- the lyrics are fantastically honest. Its just really good.I could say a lot about this song- but that's another post and it might really be.)

Movin on- I am thankful for a quick easy awesome hamburger. Five Guys has one of the best burgers I've ever had. Its just superb. I go with the "little chesseburger". Nothing else needs to be said except if you go- INVITE ME. Gracious if you haven't been- go.

Finally, I'm glad for the Lord's faithful hand. He never gives up and his truth is really so much better than anything else. There just really isn't any argument here. Its just fact.

Thursday, May 21, 2009

The Beginning...

Two cups of coffee. Mika playing that Cirque du Soleil song in the background. Interesting atmosphere. Nonetheless, this is my new blog. Welcome I guess. I wanted it to have some specific aim, but I guess the thing it will have most is a grateful, broken tone. Two of the things that resound in me right now. So I am going to try and post everyday. Some days will probably be funny and some days, well let's be honest, who really knows. But honesty- yeah that will be here. I'm a little tired of ignoring reality and I have done that for MOST of my life. So nothing manufactured here.
I'll probably post some old entries on here from time to time, cause some of them I like. I'm not that funny or clever for that matter so if that is what you are looking for, sorry, probably the wrong place for that. Here's the deal though, I was stuck, utterly stuck, on 280 and I started wondering why people blog. Why do we care about people we may never see? You know that moment at a dinner or sometime you all finally plan something to get together? That moment where you know things about the person sitting to your left that they never told you but you read on-line, that they wrote for that matter? Its weird, right? It's kinda like, "Hey I know all of this about you and I'd like to say something about how I'm sorry your grandmother died last week, but I feel a bit like a stalker." We want community. That's what it all boils down to. But here's the problem, we don't really do the work. We don't freakin' talk to each other. Face to face. I mean yeah that's awesome you went to breakfast this morning and had fantastic buckwheat pancakes, but what's it to me? Don't get me wrong, I don't mean this in some angry, "What's everybody's problem?" way. I'm just saying it's pretty obvious what's going on.
Alright, I know what you are thinking- You are writing a blog. Yeah you're right. And inherently there is nothing wrong with that. I learn a lot from some great blogs, but I don't want to use them to manufacture relationships. Let's be honest, blogs don't call you when you've had a bad day. They don't invite you to dinner or lunch or a buckwheat pancake breakfast for that matter. The enemy is clever and loves to make us feel like we have intimacy without ever noticing we are growing further and further from the truth. Gracious we have to wake up! We have to strive and fight for community. Yeah, its work to check on our friends. Sure it's easier to just check facebook and randomly e-mail someone. But it is so dangerous. Believe me- this one knows.
SO...here's the thankful part. I am thankful for a good friend inviting me to be a part of a Bible study she is having at her house. I am excited about being in the word and diving in. And for something funny...here's an old post. I like it. It makes me laugh. Be warned, this was a few years ago.
So it all started a long time ago and I still can’t exactly figure out when it all got to this point. The point where my heart seems to be fighting religiously against my rational brain, the point where once the clock reaches 9 on the east coast I can conclude he is not going to call anymore. Then I am okay. The rollercoaster of trying to figure out how to be okay, okay with my “current situation”, lives on. Now my current situation seems to have lasted for the past three years, the “after college years.” These were supposed to be awesome, but I guess there were a lot of things that were “supposed” to happen that haven’t. I was supposed to fall InLove, get married, and not be this broken piece of pottery that sits trying desperately to figure this all out so as to not go crazy.
I am a merging of Carrie from Sex and the City and Bridget from her most intimate and ridiculous diaries. What has happened to me and where am I? Carrie on her computer analyzing her most current dating relationships, aloof of her heart’s deepest desires and completely content buying shoes and sitting at brunch discussing the latest “themed” date. Yet she is running around NYC trying adamantly to forget the one she can’t. That is what we do, isn’t it? We run around and try to forget yet to only bring us to the point of complete remembrance. Can we ever rationalize our heart into the sane decisions?
And then there is Bridge…Oh the Bridget in me sits alone in my apartment listening to John Mayer and wondering if my body will ever be a wonderland? My thighs are too big and I will never be tall enough to not have to hem my pants. I dream over someone who loved me once and has seemed to completely forgotten my existence. So I go on ridiculous dates to forget him, dates with utter losers who will never measure up to any standard I set for them. These are things not expected in the current dating world, I am too romantic, too open, too trusting, too much. That is the problem with dating, it is this abyss that people get sucked into and it is lonely and confusing and hard. Why do people do it?
I went on this date with a guy named Sam. He is this hot shot soccer player who tries to act like he is quiet and conservative and such a catch. So he calls and I am intrigued. Then he calls and calls and calls- a bit clingy even for me I think. But I say, let’s get out there Cara- give him a chance. So I do even though he has sent clear signs that he is not at all what the Lord created for me, I think, he might surprise me. So he text messages me all day the day of the date, and I feel totally suffocated. (Not normal…) But I think come on let’s go on this date, it might not be bad. So we spend most of the evening talking about how essentially we don’t go together, he likes to sleep with his girlfriends, I am waiting for the "surprise I'm really great" moment. And so the night progresses on from there and we chat and I mark it up to a learning experience. Yet, in the meantime I figure out that I am starting to be attracted to him. He is the only guy who has even had the guts to ask me out in the past three years. So what if he is it? Well come to find out that was it, he never called and we only saw each other in passing every now and then…
Why would I ever want to do that again? The gut is a funny thing. It never gets enough credit for what it does. I knew good and well that I should not go out with this douche bague, but I did anyway and there I am standing in the rain completely soaked and looking like a drowned rat. Stupid and lame. Not at all the way I wanted to go out. I wanted to scream to him that I did him a favor by going out with him in the first place! “You are too good to date me,” were his famous last words and I agree buddy. So why do we sit in our apartments and wonder when he is going to call and what is wrong with us if he doesn’t? Why? For the sake of all that is great and splendid in the world why would we wonder why a complete jerk doesn’t call? Why is it so important for that phone to ring? We are better off. Truly and utterly better off. Right? Alone and better off? Alone.