Monday, June 14, 2010

The air feels so heavy, yet so familiar. It's the unforgiving Florida heat that permeates my senses. It rushes from the interior of my car and crawls up my nostrils. I exclaim, "Damn, it's hot", then chuckle to myself.

The past few days have been a hard life lesson. Sometimes we just have to let go of people/ideas/ things that we know are not good for us. My heart flutters endlessly and my mind is in a state of constant fickleness. This time, I think I will be okay. I am a single girl now. Whatever that means. I've never been "single" my whole life. My friends and families surround me like a big oven; warming me up and keeping me contained. I have only ever had two serious boyfriends. But that is fine. I am sure I will have more. I just hope they forgive me for my imperfections. I hope my future boyfriend will stick with me through tough times. Won't fault me for being sexually inactive. Will think I'm sexy if I'm reading a book and not only when I'm naked...

I just finished watching Cyrano de Bergerac. I have a terrible time pronouncing the title. My friend Stephanie (who has taken French classes) likes to correct me when I say it. She says it through her nose and it really doesn't sound all that pretty. But oh god...when Cyrano's love interest mutters his name, I swoon.

Sometimes I wish my life was a French drama.

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3 comments:

  1. Oh honey. A Tallahassee drama is good enough. And the names are easier to pronounce.
    I love you!

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  2. "Will think I'm sexy if I'm reading a book and not only when I'm naked..." this x 1000.

    I'm sorry it didn't work out. But like you said, sometimes it's best to move on...
    You'll find someone who is wild about you, I know it!

    Cyrano de Bergerac sounds pretty cool. :) I would never be able to pronounce that either.

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  3. Ms. Moon - A Tallahassee drama...hmm, that does sound quite romantic, and Southern. :)

    Angel - It is something that is important. Sometimes the sexiest thing to me is seeing a man holding a baby, or wearing an apron. Hahaha.

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