This author has no more entries published after this entry.

21th in Hey, buddy, got a light?

  • Oct. 21, 2018, 9:05 p.m.
  • |
  • Public

Weddings are just a thing when you’re a kid, but as an adult, you get all the implied meanings of the event.
My brother is off on his 2 week Maui honeymoon right now, but I’ll see about making an effort to get some pictures. Apparently people were snapping photos of me watching my nephew.
Remember, George’s kid? Man, I am just not here often enough if I’ve completely neglected to mention that.
There was a lot of crying, jesus. My dad wouldn’t stop going on about “what a good man you are”.
I’m a piece of shit, dude, c’mon.
I didn’t really know anyone there, which was fun. All his groomsmen were high school and work buddies, but they were nice, I guess. The bridesmaid I was paired with was nice, too.
I don’t guess that, I know, because on the second introduction, after my brother got married, all the pairs (groomsmen & bridesmaids) entered after the married couple with a dance move of some sort.
She didn’t wanna dab, didn’t wanna lean wit it (rock wit it), she asked if I could leapfrog.
I got these long dancers legs, baby, I can does it. Apparently it was a real hit because we got the most applause. It was nice seeing relatives I hadn’t seen in a while though.
Saw my cousins matt, john & connie, saw my aunt, of course my grandother was there, too.
My broth-..you know his name, right?
Anyway, when he saw his wife come down the aisle, he started crying.
I sort of went through most of the wedding in a semi-detached state; the jack & coke’s must’ve helped a little, too. I wondered what it’s like to genuinely love someone to the point of tears.

Which flavor of ice cream am I? Avoidant? Or schizotypal?
Hope you’ve been well


Loading comments...

You must be logged in to comment. Please sign in or join Prosebox to leave a comment.