A return of sorts
I have the same view from my bedroom window and I've grown to love it. There's so much to look out at. Far more interesting than a street, and the air is fresher here.
I'm waiting for my man to turn up, although I fear he may not show his face for several hours yet, if at all. He and his housemates have just bought a Wii you see, as if football and beer and mates aren't enough to keep a man from his lady. And what an absurd thing to call a games console anyway! Oh well, I've been told it's fun. We'll see!
But what of me?
I was standing by a cash machine with my friend W on Friday. It was lunchtime and we'd just been for a coffee in a small, cosy coffee shop just around the corner from work. She's having problems with her boyfriend who has some form of depression. She looked tired and worn and I wanted to give her a hug.
'Being an adult is just plain difficult isn't it!' I said, 'I want to be a child agan. It's so much easier not having a care in the world!'
W laughed. 'Yes! All you have to think about is playing and school.'
'And where your next den will be. Or where your pencil case is.'
We had a laugh. We both of us have our worries. I'll talk about that another time though.
23.9.07 16:30
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