Imperfectly Perfect
“I can't even begin to explain to you how happy I was to be getting out of Maine and away from my family. I know that sounds terrible and I love my family-really I do-but in case you hadn't noticed, they have the tendency to be quite overbearing. I was emotionally drained. The bottom line is that there was a reason I left this place, and every time I came back I was reminded of exactly why I'm living in New York with the family I chose.It was no big surprise that after Liz's big news, all my fam...ily really put the pressure on me. I spent the remainder of my time at home diverting all the obvious questions,'So Emma, are you dating anyone special?''Are you still living with those boys?''Don't you think its time you started considering settling down?'At the airport, I took time to make sure I hugged Mom, Dad, and Liz while we said our goodbyes. I made plans for my next trip home, and promised I would visit when Liz had her baby in the spring. I may not be overly fond of my sister, but I was determined to be the best Auntie I could be and was going to spoil my niece/nephew every chance I got.So there I was, on the curb waving as they pulled away.MoreLess
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