I Kissed Dating Goodbye Goodbye
But what if? What if someone spent years praying that God would send someone they could “get dressed up for and daydream about?” What if they never came?
But what if? What if someone spent years praying that God would send someone they could “get dressed up for and daydream about?” What if they never came?
If you choose me you’re left with a poor decaying sack of water and meat and bones.
“Here’s a man who lived. He thought so much. Then he died.”
You don’t go on anymore first dates, that’s great. Yet you often catch yourself in moments of deep sorrow for those who do. You sense their pain in poorly-lit bars across the city like the phantom pains of a lost limb.
24. I hope they didn’t spend much time naming the movie Heist
79. Always makes me nervous to see small children carrying even smaller children
40. If you’re a writer married to another writer I hope at least your divorce is amicable
The line about Falcor is good.
This next part reminds of Royal Tenenbaums when Owen Wilson’s character says, “We all know that Custer died at Little Big Horn. But what my book presupposes is, maybe he didn’t?”
But all tragedies are terrible. Don’t be redundant. Worse yet, don’t use clichés to inject emotion into a think piece about a tragedy. There’s plenty there intrinsically.