February 26, 2009
10th erasure
I feel like doing a little cleaning tonight but I’m not going to because, well, it’s already pretty late do such an activity. This urge started with a table actually. You see, I have this image of a table that keeps on tugging my memory since past seven thirty. I know that table; we have it around the house. In fact, I know exactly where it is but can’t really pull it out, out of whim. I can already picture it in my head – how perfect it would be in my room.
Just received a sweet mail response from my hubby, making me giddy out of concentration.kukuku
Anyways, where was I… oh, the table. As a matter of fact, it is my sister who has all legal claims of ownership to that table. Ever since she asked to place it here for the time being, that table never left the house again and it’s been years… probably even a decade already. It’s been everywhere – the master’s bedroom, my brothers’, my room, backyard, front yard, dog’s place and now, in my older brother’s new room. Before coming to this house, that table has had its own other past memories as well. Neat huh! Today I want it, back in my room.
But I’m not really writing this to tell the story of “that” table or to establish a supernatural connection with it’s wavelengths to uncover its past. That’s beyond my intentions. Actually I’m here to talk about relationship – “friendship” to be exact. So what’s the connection with the table and this friendship? None actually.
Okay, here goes the story of a friend of a friend. She has a best friend. Yes, she’s a she. Who? The she and the best friend. They had a small rift in their friendship brought about by life choices and certain whooping in scale events. Those whoopers slash “events” started happening all at the same time and as much as she wanted to be there for the best friend, she had her own things to deal with as well. It affected their friendship as much as she hoped it wouldn’t. Plus the fact that the “she” is a superstitious, unpredictable gal. Now new things had and are happening in her life where she wishes the best friend to be part of. But, there is a barrier obviously permitting from the best friend despite the words of reassurances that things could still go back to what was before. So it hit her: “If every time an important thing is happening to me and I can’t ask her to be part of it because of fear that she’ll reject me, she’ll miss being in every important things happening in my life. Then we can truly never go back to how things were before”.
Sad, isn’t it. The story hasn’t had its final period though. It’s far from its end but how it would end, she hopes it’ll be for the best. “A “fairytale ending” maybe?”, at least that’s what she hopes.
Now what do you think of my story? I mean, is there anything you can say about it? Oh, and never believe intro’s like “a friend of a friend”. It’s an old trick in the book. Come on. You didn’t fell for it, right?