I haven’t slept very well the last 2 nights which
hasn’t helped. Funny to think that only 7 weeks ago I was happy in my
ignorance, fretting over small things, not aware that the cruel bomb that my
beloved dog has inoperable cancer was about to be detonated. Certainly the past
seven weeks have been greyer and gloomier, coloured by this devastating news.
But our lives and minds change shape to deal with
the news and life goes on. I no longer cry every day, only as I’m going to
sleep.
Spent all morning on dreary personal admin,
searching for relevant car documents so we can secure our all necessary
Kensington and Chelsea car parking permit. These things are worth their weight
in gold and I have witnessed many tearful interactions with desperate K and C
inhabitants, begging the harridan faced creatures who man the `car park shop’
for their permit. If for some reason you are not on the database you need to
provide an arcane list of documents including a firearms certificate.
Oh, imagine living in the 60’s, and being able to
park where you wanted, imagine how much less personal admin there must have
been. We can only dream.
Boyfriend on a Short Fuse was blowing a gasket this
morning. It has transpired that I may have shredded the car insurance document
(I am not admitting to this mind), cue terrible rages. I quickly slipped him
his Valium and peace was restored.
I called a dear old pal, R, who I haven’t seen for
ages since she has been in India fighting her ghastly-sounding money-grabbing
rellos. I meant to call her about Nutty but have felt so flattened I just
hadn’t got round to it. I called and she was only round the corner from the
dreaded Car Parking Shoppe where she lives, so we met in Wholefoods for a
coffee.
To cut a long story short, the three of us (that’s
her, me and Boyfriend on a Short Fuse) have decided to spent half the year in
sunnier climes and half the year in London. I voted for Hawaii, Boyfriend on a
Short Fuse for New Zealand and she is keen on Goa.
Boyfriend on a Short Fuse at his most saintly,
fetching water and coffees for us. All my girlfriends think he is wonderful. He
is definitely in a better mood these days, the Valium is really working - or maybe the Prozac is kicking in at last.
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