-Albert Einstein
It's such nonsense, but I have been thinking about all my past boyfriends the last couple days. With very few exceptions, I was lucky enough to remain friends with most of them, there are only a couple I no longer have contact with...which believe me...is really just as well! One such Ex-File, was "Empty Vase Guy." I don't think I shared about him, when I was writing my EX-FILES series on my AOL journal Ellipsis. "Empty Vase Guy," was just that...shallow as they come, and when we broke up, it was a great day in the universe. We kinda stayed friends, as well were in the same circle of friends, and then one day that all changed. See, I was selling Avon at the time, to try and supplement my income, and occasionally he would help me out by buying something from one of my catalogs. His way of keeping in touch with me no doubt. Well, one promotion that just happened to fall a couple week's before Valentine's Day, offered a certificate for a free bouquet of roses, a $12.99 value, with the purchase of a very pretty cut glass vase from the catalog.
"Empty Vase Guy," loved a bargain! He ordered the vase and it arrived just in time for Valentine's Day. 6 months earlier we had broken up, and he immediately began dating "Dora," a lovely girl, who I liked very much. So much so, that I kind felt sorry for her that he was apparently the love of her life, kinda like the way I feel sorry for Laura Bush having George as the love of her life. Tee Hee. Anyway, I called "Empty Vase Guy" to tell him his vase had arrived. A few hours later, he came to my place to pick it up. I had it packaged and ready for him. As I handed him the bag, he reached inside of the package and pulled out the certificate for the free flowers, and then handed the bag with the vase back to me. "What's this I asked?" "Here," he said, "You keep the vase." I didn't know what to say." But "L" I think the idea is for you to redeem the certificate for the flowers, and then put them in the vase for your girlfriend. "No," said he, "I want you to have the vase, cause I know you had a hard time getting over me."
ROFLMAO!
Two years later I sold it at a yard sale for $2.99! Tee Hee! :)
Here is a partial list of my great crushes over the years, in no particular order. Can you guess my top 5 from this list? Come on, give it a try...
Bradley Whitford as Josh Lyman (The West Wing)
Shaggy (Scooby Doo)
Robert Wagner as Jonathon Hart (Hart To Hart)
John Ritter as Himself
Barney Rubble
Woody Allen as Himself
Richard Thomas as John-Boy Walton (The Waltons)
Bobby Sherman as Himself
Hubert Humphrey as Himself
Bruce Boxleitner as Lee Stetson (Scarecrow And Mrs. King)
Fred Grandy as Gopher Smith (The Love Boat)
George of the Jungle... Friend to you and Me!
Al Gore :)
David Duchovny as Himself
Harry Connick Jr. as Himself
Micky Dolenz...ahem...as Himself ;)Happy Valentine's Day!
"No, this trick won't work... how on earth are you ever going to explain in terms of chemisty and physics so important a biological phenomenon as first love?"
-Albert Einstein
-OndineMonet
"Kiss Me"
Berkeley, California
February 12, 2007
Evening
4 comments:
love this post Carly lol...
ohh, I had a crush on Bobby Sherman too! lol... and Harry Connick Jr!! oh yeah lol
Geez, I don't think I've ever managed to stay friends with an ex for more than a couple of months. But, just as well, I think.
Hope you guys have an awesome Valentine's Day!
i'm gunna steal this idea for my journal too!! love it Carly
I met David Duchovny once!
Me? I'm a Ben Affleck kind of girl!
I am still friends/friendly with a couple of exes. I like that I am. But I had one boyfriend who HATED that I was. What do you do? Abandon a lovely 25-year friendship for someone that you don't even know for sure won't walk away from you tomorrow?
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