Jill is all moved out. The apartment looks very bare and lonely, with only my posessions to occupy it. It was really hard to see her go, and even as we were packing up everything last night, and packing everything into her car this afternoon, it didn't really hit me until we were shrugging at eachother, "Well, I guess this is it," and giving our goodbye hugs. Doing my best not to cry, I worked up some teary eyes instead, knowing that Jill would eventually come back and see us all. How couldn't she? It's where all her friends live from her first two years of college.
Also, my $50 Fossil watch stopped working today. I thought it was just the battery, but it wasn't. The second hand keeps sticking and has probably moved 20 seconds' worth of clicks in the last 12 hours. I have to send it to Texas to the Fossil company to have them fix it. Damnit.
I just recieved bad news today about my grandma's health, and may be gone in a few days for a while.
Needless to say, I've had my share of tearful moments today.
Goodnight.
3 comments:
Hey Andrea, hang in there. The only constant in life is change. It's hard at first but it'll be better. I hope your grandma's doing better. *hugs*
thanks a lot, jazz. i know you've experienced this, only moreso. i really appreciate your message. thanks again.
That is hard. I even felt a little wierd when I left my buddy's place in Memphis to move out here. Of course, he has never really talked to me since then...but that is beside the point. He is one of those MEN, he does not so emotion.
Anyway, I am sorry about your Grandmother and everything. Take care and just keep swimming.
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