That's (Not Exactly) Amore
“Everyone looks forward to April and the promise of spring. But as far as I’m concerned, except for the name and expectation, April is no different from March. Weather patterns are pretty much the same: rainy, fifty or sixty degrees (which makes for cold rain), and not at all the pastel spring everyone pants for during January and February. So why the hype? Why the deceit?
I’m so relieved to wake up on May first. Hopefully April showers are behind me and May flowers are about to bloom.
Mom’s hou...se is finally repaired and will go on the market this week. I’ve been living here since her wedding so that I can make use of the double ovens, and I have to say, I’m not ready to let it go.
I didn’t bother telling anyone about my visit to Mr. Brady at the bank. No sense making Mom and Aaron feel bad. If only Mom and Aaron could hang on for a year. Give me time to establish some credit, build up some time on the job. But again, no sense making them feel bad. I mean, they have no choice about selling the house.MoreLess
I’m so relieved to wake up on May first. Hopefully April showers are behind me and May flowers are about to bloom.
Mom’s hou...se is finally repaired and will go on the market this week. I’ve been living here since her wedding so that I can make use of the double ovens, and I have to say, I’m not ready to let it go.
I didn’t bother telling anyone about my visit to Mr. Brady at the bank. No sense making Mom and Aaron feel bad. If only Mom and Aaron could hang on for a year. Give me time to establish some credit, build up some time on the job. But again, no sense making them feel bad. I mean, they have no choice about selling the house.MoreLess
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