Once again My
Lovely Bride intends to abandon me for upwards of twenty-four hours!
I have been asked, to fill this space which
you are so kind as to read but again without any financial remuneration from
the usual author, whose work you usually find in this space.
She is
spending the day with her sisters in a place named "Yellow Springs," which I
understand is a real place somewhere around the City of Dayton, Ohio. But as she has yet to show me, on an Ohio
map, I have my doubts as to whether this is an actual town.
When I asked
her what exactly this party of sisters intends to do in this mythological
place, she replied, “Stuff.”
To which I
returned, “What kind of stuff?’
“You know,
girl stuff.”
You, dear
reader may (Or may not) be surprised to learn that I was once a boy. I do not know what this “Girl stuff” could
possibly be. When I tried to make My
Lovely Bride aware of my concerns, she just turned to me, batted her kind,
sweet eyes and said unto me, “Don’t you worry your pretty little head over it!”
More
importantly, it was only through the kindness of a mutual relative that I was
able to survive her last sister’s extravaganza!
How will I be expected to survive a similar trip? When she asked me, what I will do for the time
we spend apart. I told her that I would
just find a corner to roll myself in and cry until she would return unto me!
Of course, I
had to travel through the five stages of grief:
1. Denial: I could not believe that My Lovely Bride would
abandon me for 24 Hours.
2. Anger: I skipped this one.
3. Bargaining: I offered to go along with her, and be a “One
of the Girls’ for the trip. I even offered to just sit in the trunk of
the car and quietly read a book. But she
wasn’t interested in bargaining with me!
4. Depression: I think I’m going to skip this one. But I will miss her.
5. Acceptance: I hope she has a wonderful time with her
sisters.
You may ask
yourself, as I did “What is the reason for this trip?”
It is the
occasion of My Lovely Bride’s 32nd Birthday. As I grow older by the second, my Sweetheart
just keeps going along with a smile on her face and a song in her heart!
I am a truly fortunate guy to have married
this doll. I have enjoyed most every
moment of our life-long journey together.
And I hope
she will find good weather, warm companionship with her loving sisters and a
day that she can look back at with great fondness.
Enjoy your
birthday.
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