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Oh it's been a minute since I've written. I'm failing miserably on my picture a day project. Damn it. I do take pictures everyday, I just forget to send them this way. I will try to be better. (who am I kidding, very few people are reading this...I'm certain no one is sitting around, constantly checking to see if I've put a picture up. I am not disalusioned. LOL!)
On Friday (5/27/10) I drove to Philadelphia for a girls night. My 2 besties from high school, Kelly & Stacy and I all converged in Philly (Kelly lives there) so have girl time and go see Sex and the City 2. This very same weekend 2 years ago we did the very same thing to go see the original.
We had lots of laughs, great food (sushi and hibachi...so good), great cocktails (of course!) and togetherness. We ended our evening-o-fun at a local casino. Kelly's mom who is probably the luckiest person I've ever met, just sits at slot machines and they basically say, here ya go, how 'bout some money? I rubbed her for some good juju, but alas, no cash for me. She did hit some pretty good money, so in her charitible nature, she gave each of us $100! Holy Crap! I decided to pay if forward and on a much smaller scale at each of the toll booths I went through I paid the toll for the next person. It really felt good!
I did learn that Stacy has been seperated for 2 months from her husband and Kelly doesn't seem happy. I feel awful, because these are supposed to be two of my greatest friends and these bad things are going on, and I don't know it. I know that we all have seperate lives, but I love these two, and I want to be part of their life. I have a bunch of friends that I never get to see, who I miss being a part of their life. Is the old adage that people come in and out of your life for a reason really true? Was I once a very large part of people's life for a purpose, and then the lesson is learned so you move on?
That also makes me think about relationships. On the outside, these two seemingly have everything. They own homes, they are married, they are financially secure, etc. My god, it's never ever going to be like a fairytale, is it? The logical and reality part of my brain knows the answer to that, but the creative and loving side of me still wishes to be swept off my feet and have the truest of true love. It really reinforces that you should marry your best friend. Once the passion goes away (that's crap too...I want passion every moment) you need to be left with someone who you truely enjoy their company and have something to talk to them about everyday. I have amazing friends (most of them are gay men) but I don't feel any spark with them. That's the arguement I have in my head all the time. Is a "spark" a real thing, or is it just lust disguised? Would I settle for a person that makes me happy and whom I enjoy life with, but aren't attracted to? Why can't I have both?
Well, none of these questions are going to be solved in one night :) I did enjoy my trip with the girls and I am going to make it a point to stay more connected to them, and be in their life more.