
When I read about wonderful people on the net doing wonderful things such as going to movies, having drinks with friends, traveling to Las Vegas, eating in a sushi restaurants, or God forbid, camping... I get all excited.
Oooooh, what a wonderful idea! I want to do that!
All we need is a baby-sitter.... blink blink.
blink.
blink.
Ah, crap. That's right, we don't have one. We don't have a babysitter and we don't have parents around to take the little tank off our hands for a night/weekend/afternoon.
And really? If we did? We don't exactly have the cash to go out and do anything with/to each other that we might as well do with/to each other right here (behind closed doors, with the stereo on, and the curtains drawn).
Because basically, us poor people can only afford to read books and have sex. Public libraries and bonking are both free. Of course, keeping overdue books and/or actually procreating another human being isn't all that free - but lets not dwell, shall we?
By the time Franklin is 5, D and I will either be really, really smart or live in a shoe with a hell of a lot of kids. Maybe both.
A long time ago, a very good friend of mine once told me that only stupid people breed. I'm here to tell you, this is not necessarily true. IUD's slip out and I tell ya, other forms of birth control aren't always cheap. If you think about it, those rich people over there? Watching the reality TV? They could actually be be breeding as well. They're just choosing to become stupid. Unless you're going to try and tell me that only poor people are stupid...
Okay, I just read over what I just wrote and it's incredibly insane.
I apologize.
My point? That I made moussaka and we all trucked over to friend of ours and looked at their pictures of India. They just got back. The pictures are amazing.
I feel like I may have at least some semblance of a social life. We may have had to leave at 8:30 to get Franklin to bed before he turned as crazy as his mother, but we went out. The three of us were in the car after dark.
There were times when D and I were even sitting on the couch together, drinking wine! We were stationary!
I am so excited by the whole experience, I knew had to come home and tell all of you. Basically, you are my other/alternate/dependable social life.
You aren't mad are you, Internet?
A tip: spring is here (well I can't actually comment on your climate), going to parks and wherever you like to is free!!
And you wrote "bonking" as in ordinary...I haven't been bonking since...nevermind this...so that is something you can dwell on, free!! We, the heart broken, suffering from an neverending (due to personal disorders!) lovepain...are just waiting still for the "right" one, while you are bonking!
: ))
Leanne and I are in the same boat, Ada... no parents and no babysitter as such. So we decided to write off the social life all together and have another kid. Best decision ever! You guys should do it too! ... or maybe misery loves company, and all that ;)
Kyle, we have been considering it - esp looking at your little guy. So cute!
We are currently looking into whether my cervix will be able to do the whole thing again. It seems Franklin did a number on it...
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I can totally relate to your post. I am so broke so I never go out. Ever. Going to work is my social life. Getting a video (an old release because I can't afford new ones) once a month is my entertainment.