I saw a red Camaro today and I thought of you.
Some days I don't, but today I did.
It wasn't the anniversary or your birthday.
It was just a normal Thursday in a normal work week.
But I saw a red Camaro and I thought of you.
I wondered where you'd be and what you'd be doing.
What kind of job you'd have.
Then I thought you'd probably be in our wedding.
If you were still here.
I saw a red Camaro today and I thought of you.
And I missed you.
Showing posts with label reminiscing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label reminiscing. Show all posts
Thursday, March 3, 2011
Red Camaro
Monday, January 31, 2011
The Beginning
I've finally given in to blogging.
In middle school, everyone had a xanga or a livejournal or some other online medium of expression. Older readers may not remember this, as I think the trend began and ended swiftly. Or maybe it was a regional phenomenon special to growing up in the slow pace of the Shore. Regardless, I was a xanga queen.
I have to be honest: I stumbled across my xanga login information recently and went to the page to take a look at my writings. After reading and laughing hysterically at several pages of what seemed like endless teenage angst, I promptly deleted the site. I wonder now, in starting this blog, if a future 40 year old version of myself might re-discover it and laugh at what I now find to be so important.
Nevertheless, I blog.
In middle school, everyone had a xanga or a livejournal or some other online medium of expression. Older readers may not remember this, as I think the trend began and ended swiftly. Or maybe it was a regional phenomenon special to growing up in the slow pace of the Shore. Regardless, I was a xanga queen.
I have to be honest: I stumbled across my xanga login information recently and went to the page to take a look at my writings. After reading and laughing hysterically at several pages of what seemed like endless teenage angst, I promptly deleted the site. I wonder now, in starting this blog, if a future 40 year old version of myself might re-discover it and laugh at what I now find to be so important.
Nevertheless, I blog.
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