I met Lucy in Vancouver where after I took on the identify of a Lucy.
She is among the ones that I could call a friend for life.
You could leave them along for thousand years. Those whom you could go without contact for thousand years and would reconnect immediately after you get back together.
(She and her sister, whom now have two kids, have been such wonderful friends to help me through the time when I was going through the magaimact experiences from that big time jack ass from hell and the drama after drama invoked by the thing called love invented from my pre-psychotic piece of mind lol).
It must have been late 1996 or early 1997 when I last saw her.
It must have been 4-5 email correspondence we had before we met again with each other.
She has now grown to be a real business woman though she hasn’t lost her style of being spent-thrift when she knows how to.
I remained to be the cheapskate from hell through all the years due to the life’s lessons.
The show she eventually decided to see was Sweet Charity featuring Christina Applegate whom was the gorgeous blond in Married with Children.
The pinky theme would have not been one of my first choices for the in-line status for box offices.
Funny enough… This production was one of the very few productions I could relate to in too many a perspective… and in too many a song.
To sum it up in power point format:
§ Somebody loves me.
§ There is a better life out there…. I will get out.
§ I am the bravest individual.
Check out this link for clips of the songs http://www.sweetcharityrewards.com/content/themusic.html
(Sorry, dial up connection at home doesn't allow me the leisure of browsing through items that require broadband connection... :-x)
Believe it or not, there is gonna be one of this day when I find someone to love me, when I am finally out there with a job that gives me insurance that even covers the teeth, and when I could look at myself and say, “Gee, you are one of the bravest individual that I have ever seen.”
I don’t want a tragedy like the love promised by dying together found in Aida.
I want a comedy that allows me to reinvent myself from who I am regardless of anything (be it what others could accept or what I really could accept.)
And, yes, quoting what I eavesdropped from the street this evening... I am done playing and it's time to grow up to do.......
P.S. I was gonna buy this shirt for Lucy for it was much like her style.
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