Strange Stranger
I had known her all my life... or I should say she had known me ever since I was born. Her husband and my dad were childhood playmates and now business partner.
I still remember visiting her when I was little and playing Barbies with her daughter but now we are strangers.
Last time we saw each other from a distance we simply kept on walking without acknowledging one another... but this time... neither of us could have planned it... bumping into each other (literally) as we turn from one supermarket isle to the next.
That awkward moment lasted slightly longer than a second... this person who's suppose to be the closest family friend I have away from home standing right in front of me... and we are trying to figure out a way to not have to acknowledge each other.
She's now an acquaintance whom I am no longer acquainted with.
I still remember visiting her when I was little and playing Barbies with her daughter but now we are strangers.
Last time we saw each other from a distance we simply kept on walking without acknowledging one another... but this time... neither of us could have planned it... bumping into each other (literally) as we turn from one supermarket isle to the next.
That awkward moment lasted slightly longer than a second... this person who's suppose to be the closest family friend I have away from home standing right in front of me... and we are trying to figure out a way to not have to acknowledge each other.
She's now an acquaintance whom I am no longer acquainted with.
- JUST ACQUAINTANCE -
WILL YOU AND ME BE LIKE THIS ONE DAY?
posted by Fiona at Friday, October 27, 2006
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