In the couple of weeks that I haven't posted a lot has gone on and what better way to fill you in than with a series of dot points, you know how much I like to get straight to the point...
- Theres been a man
- A very handsome man
- Who's name is Bill (Its not really Bill but there are many reasons why I can't reveal his real name)
- In the very little time I have known Bill he has opened my eyes to many things
- He's shown me some of the finer things in life from good quality food to the most breath taking views, revealed what it's really like to work in the entertainment industry, given me the confidence to not only prepare a meal for a man but for a professional cook, introduced me to an array of excellent music, pushed me up the steepest fucking mountain I've ever seen while still sounding incredibly endearing and not even the slightest bit pissed off at me for making him look bad
- As you can probably guess I have grown very fond of Bill but like all dot point stories this one has to come to an end
- Somewhere along the way there was a realisation
- A harsh realisation that no matter how much I liked Bill things would never be able to progress
- So, instead of letting this relationship fizzle out or end badly I decided to walk away when we were still able to comfortably sit through the entire duration of Snoop Dog/Lion "Drop It Like It's Hot" in peak hour traffic after spending 24 hours straight in the wilderness together without wanting to strangle each other (obviously this is a very good indication that our relationship is in fine form)
- Okay - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - (this is me walking away)
- I'm not going to lie
- Would I ever lie to you?
- It's tough walking away from something that makes you feel really fucking good but...
- It was probably one of the most mature decisions I've made to date.
As much as it probably seems to you like my life is all about being young, wild and free (thanks snoopy) in the big city there are times when I am caught off guard and find myself wanting to stand still with someone instead of racing ahead to the next story. If circumstances were different I'd try my best to hold onto the good thing I have with Bill but I have to play the cards I've been dealt and realise that right now we are worlds apart.
For every mature decision I make there is always an equally immature choice hiding just around the corner and lucky for you, there are photos and a little bit of footage:
The dancing wasn't even the embarrassing part the fact that I nearly got stuck half way down a cliff face would have to be the kicker...
But I can safely say I made it to the end and it was worth every little bit, thanks Bill xx
Great post! Hard to walk away from something that feels good but you know isn't right in the long!
ReplyDeleteAlso, the dancing is nice. Lol!
Kallie, www.butfirstcoffeeblog.com
Hopefully it pays off in the long run Kallie because I tell you what It's pretty tough right now!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you enjoyed the post, your blog is lovely as well.
I'll tell the girls you liked their dancing...I'm not so sure myself haha
Thanks for your comment.
Paige xx