Archive for February, 2007

twenty things

14 February 2007

i am the proud mother of two felines. they are my girls.

i love driving the gw parkway.

i like antiques, tradition and things that have a story to tell.

i think too much.

i enjoy a good conversation paired with a good coffee.

i love listening to music, tori amos and charlotte martin in particular.

i am definitely not as quiet as you might think.

i have more friends that are male than female, for no particular reason.

i am driven and ambitious.

i adopted the steelers as my favourite football team a few years ago – before they won the superbowl.

i could stay up all night and sleep all day.

i love the night sky, especially the moon.

i believe that people are generally good and tend to do the right thing.

i like to knit and play the piano but seldom find the time to do either.

i love my friends and my family.

i am loyal, sometimes to a fault.

i’ll try anything once, sometimes twice, just to be sure.

i am amazingly creative.

i never forget.

i believe that a lot of our differences would fade away if we just listened to each other.

february 14th

9 February 2007

“kisses are a better fate than wisdom.” (e.e. cummings)

February fourteenth is right around the corner. Not only is this Valentine’s Day, but it also happens to be my parent’s 34th wedding anniversary. Yes, I am one of *those* people – my parents are still married. My little sister also happens to be married. In fact, most of my friends are married as well. This is not something I normally think about, but I can’t help but to consider this fact with Valentine’s Day looming on the horizon.

I’m okay with being single. I’m fine with not having a ‘valentine’ this year. I know that my time will come.

Despite all of the crazy commercialization of this holiday, there’s only one thing I’ve ever wanted from my significant other on Valentine’s Day, and it doesn’t cost anything. The strange thing is that it is the one thing I’ve never received.

Thankfully I’m a patient person.

One February fourteenth,
Someone will get it right,
And then I will know…