chanaud
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OOC: This is another closed thread for yours truly and Darrenfate. Since we are a couple of crazy Parrotheads, we hope to create lustful scenarios with each Jimmy Buffett song. If you are a Parrothead, you will know we have quite a challenge on our hands for he has entertained us with many songs in the past several decades. So, sit back with your feet up and a perfect Margarita in hand and enjoy reading!
Since this was your inspiration Darren, we will start with your favorite, ’Come Monday.’
Headin' up to San Francisco
for the Labor Day weekend show,
I've got my hush-puppies on,
I guess I never was meant for
glitter rock and roll.
And honey I didn't know
that I'd be missin' so.
I glanced down at my appointment book and noticed its been three long weeks since I saw him last. Three weeks? It couldn’t be that long. I double-checked the dates. Yes, three weeks. My body slumped down as the realization hit me forcefully. I haven’t missed him. How sad. I remembered a time when I couldn’t stand to be without him for one night. Now three weeks has flown by and I didn’t even realize it.
We still make the obligatory phone calls, checking on each other. Polite questions on how our day has been starts our conversations. Then it leads to questions about business. Client’s woes are thrown in the mix. An excuse of mounds of paperwork to do before bedtime finishes our conversation. There’s usually an awkward silence before the standard, “I love you. I’ll call you tomorrow.” Click. End of phone call.
Somehow, I’ve grown used to this relationship. I know he’s our there trying to make our millions so we can live comfortably before we start a family. Our first million took five years. Our second million came within six months. We discussed starting a family. Then the market fell and we lost it all. We were back to the beginning. Six years and we weren’t any further ahead than when we first met.
Three weeks. I still can’t believe it. I felt incredibly sad. Our plans didn’t include living like this. No, we talked about living and loving life together. Together in each other’s arms.
”Oh God! I miss you, babe!”
I couldn’t help crying out into the empty room.
Since this was your inspiration Darren, we will start with your favorite, ’Come Monday.’
Headin' up to San Francisco
for the Labor Day weekend show,
I've got my hush-puppies on,
I guess I never was meant for
glitter rock and roll.
And honey I didn't know
that I'd be missin' so.
I glanced down at my appointment book and noticed its been three long weeks since I saw him last. Three weeks? It couldn’t be that long. I double-checked the dates. Yes, three weeks. My body slumped down as the realization hit me forcefully. I haven’t missed him. How sad. I remembered a time when I couldn’t stand to be without him for one night. Now three weeks has flown by and I didn’t even realize it.
We still make the obligatory phone calls, checking on each other. Polite questions on how our day has been starts our conversations. Then it leads to questions about business. Client’s woes are thrown in the mix. An excuse of mounds of paperwork to do before bedtime finishes our conversation. There’s usually an awkward silence before the standard, “I love you. I’ll call you tomorrow.” Click. End of phone call.
Somehow, I’ve grown used to this relationship. I know he’s our there trying to make our millions so we can live comfortably before we start a family. Our first million took five years. Our second million came within six months. We discussed starting a family. Then the market fell and we lost it all. We were back to the beginning. Six years and we weren’t any further ahead than when we first met.
Three weeks. I still can’t believe it. I felt incredibly sad. Our plans didn’t include living like this. No, we talked about living and loving life together. Together in each other’s arms.
”Oh God! I miss you, babe!”
I couldn’t help crying out into the empty room.
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