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Disapproving woman disapproves
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Can you imagine how compelling this blog would be to her? She’d be up all night reading it. Those are the hazards of blogging. That’s why I severely censure what I write. I forgot my place just last month. I posted about calling in sick to work and going to an art museum. I forgot to tell my wife I was doing that. She found out via my blog and now is afraid I’m hiding things from her. It’s become an issue.
Should “glamorous” be in quotes or is Leyland really so? Did you get a video of Wendy toppling into the sideboard? If so, can you post to YouTube, please? And, good God, why does she persist? Why does she hang on so? I’ve been to that point too, where I don’t even bother reading the message. It’s the end of the end.
I live in Middletown, New Jersey. So funny. Fun fact: There’s a Middletown in all 50 states. So ordinary.
Pity that Donna has wandered off… i really thought the birthday note would reach her, but the heart wants what it wants.
Trina has seemingly gone from being tenacious and smitten to pesky and annoying. Once someone crosses over that line, it’s nearly impossible for me to continue to spend time in the same place. You are tougher than i….
Exile — oh dear, I hate all that. I would never tell a girlfriend I was blogging. That’d rule out the most important subject.
Yes, Leyland is a tip, the armpit of Lancashire, in a many-armpitted county.
We don’t film each other at social gatherings so much as perhaps people in the US do, but if anyone posted a video of her misfortune I would smash that phone to pieces.
It’s not literally Middletown – it’s code for a place which locals would immediately recognise, but without giving away googleable information about my daughters.
DF: I think it’s best re Donna. She probably feels lied to.
Trina, one day, will discover a smidgen of self-respect.
I dream in Middletown… Rush lyric inspiration from Exile’s comment.
Heyho with Donna… big shame that. My wife knows I blog - she read it once was incredulous that anyone would be interested and had, to my knowledge, ever returned. My son reads the guitar one but not the “dreary” life one.
It’s people’s lives I find interesting – well, that is, the 1% of people who both have interesting lives and can write. I did have a few looks at your guitar blog but I can’t pretend it’s my favourite subject :)
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