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chestnutcurlsIt's been another long day. I took my car to the inspection place at lunch. I was about to pull into the line when I started digging in my glove box for my registration, and noticed it wasn't there. So I have to wait until tomorrow. I felt so stupid. I'm terrified that some cop is going to notice tonight and pull me over, now that I know the tag is expired. I'm sure I'm emitting the guilt radar that prevents me from ever getting away with anything. :)
The funniest ticketing story I've ever heard happened to a friend of Evan's. When the cop came up to the window after pulling him over, the guy waved his hand in a Jedi motion and said seriously, "These are not the two you are looking for." The cop cracked up and let him go. :)
I've been trying to find the line between caring too much about someone, and not caring at all. Does that make any sense? It seems like, if I can't have a full, close relationship with someone I really care about, the only way I can deal with it is to (passively) push them away. And that's not always a bad thing. But what happens when they still want to be friends, despite your pushing- something you never expected to happen? And your instinct is to fall into the old ways, because you really didn't want to push them away in the first place? But you don't want the old ways, either? Where is the line? Ah, vagueness and confusion. :)
You guys are very cool and fun people. I just wanted to make sure you know that. :)
The funniest ticketing story I've ever heard happened to a friend of Evan's. When the cop came up to the window after pulling him over, the guy waved his hand in a Jedi motion and said seriously, "These are not the two you are looking for." The cop cracked up and let him go. :)
I've been trying to find the line between caring too much about someone, and not caring at all. Does that make any sense? It seems like, if I can't have a full, close relationship with someone I really care about, the only way I can deal with it is to (passively) push them away. And that's not always a bad thing. But what happens when they still want to be friends, despite your pushing- something you never expected to happen? And your instinct is to fall into the old ways, because you really didn't want to push them away in the first place? But you don't want the old ways, either? Where is the line? Ah, vagueness and confusion. :)
You guys are very cool and fun people. I just wanted to make sure you know that. :)
