Hola senors y senoritas! Como estas? I ate breakfast at 7:30 this morning and i'm already starving. So it's the ol' sack lunch again today. I'm so proud of myself. Hi-five for me!
So this weekend was exciting. The No La Justicia show was crazy. I can't believe how packed that place was. Luckily I got hooked up with a wrist band and hung out with my pals backstage for the duration of the show. Saturday NFD and I packed it up and headed south for big show in V town. It was actually way more uneventful than we expected, so we settled for doing shots every five minutes and making fools of ourselves at the front of the stage. It was funny, Saturday morning we both woke up saying I don't remember drinking that much... why the hell do I feel so shitty!! Then we counted it up and, well, we had a little more than we thought. Then for some stupid reason we went along with Chonchi's suggestion of Mexican food for lunch. Then we spent about 30 minutes in the McDonalds bathroom on the way out of town... finally we hit the road, got home safe and sound, Ms. Diaz went to work, I went home and made Ramen noodles and fell asleep on the couch.
Ya know, I've talked to several different people about his blog and what I write and don't write... what I feel like I should put out there and what I shouldn't... and it comes to this: if you don't wanna read it, don't. It's about to get super mushy. You've been warned.
I. am. in. love. There's just no way around it. I've tried for years to make damn sure I found myself in no position to commit. I'm all about it-- walk away at any time. It'll be best for everybody involved. No strings, nobody gets hurt, we all get to do what we wanna do. We're talking years and years of work specifically to avoid the situation in which I find myself presently. It's funny how all that energy and effort can be dismantled in a matter of minutes...
At 8:30 every morning I get a text message that says I miss you and I love you with all my heart. Have a great day today! I haven't opened my own car door in five months. Or carried a shopping bag. Or any other kind of bag for that matter. Or made myself breakfast (except for cereal on week days). Or pumped my own gas. Or had to worry about fixing the car. And there are a million other little tiny things that I'm so used to doing for myself that have been taken over by someone else. And not because I've asked him to (it would have never occurred to me), but because he loves me. Over Christmas break, dad got to spend some time with us, and when dad and I were alone, he asked me straight out, Is he good to you? I said, You have no idea. Let's just put it this way, when we were at Mimi's for Christmas, I asked Dani to bring me a cookie from the kitchen. She laughed and said, Get off your ass and get it yourself! And that's when I realized I was getting spoiled.
And it's so cliche, but it's the little things that make the difference. And it's the quirky things that make it interesting... like the way it's hard for me to sleep with someone in the same bed and he can't sleep if he's not wrapped up in me. We're working it out... :) And how we are constantly saying the same thing at the same time. It's almost like we have one brain. And how it never fails when I'm having a horrible day, he'll be having a great one and he'll be able to pull me out of the funk I'm in... and vice versa. And how he can't go to bed if there's something between us we need to work out.
And you know, people always say, You'll just know when it's IT. And I don't know if that's entirely accurate. I think you'll know when you've finally found someone you're willing to stick with, even if things get shitty, just for the simple fact that they are an incredible human being and make the world better just for existing in it. And that's what I've found.
I've found myself having to explain a lot of things to friends and family about why plans are changing and why I've changed my stance on relationships and all that. And what I can say is I try to live my life so that when I'm 70 or 80 years old, I won't look back and wonder what would have happened if I would have just tried something. Or taken a risk. Or stuck with something. I don't want to have regrets. And this is one of those things. I don't have a great history in relationships. I've made some really bad decisions and I've learned some really good lessons. And I'm not in the habit of choosing good things. And this one, one way or another, landed in my lap. And I'm not about to let it go.
He's passionate, he's the most considerate and caring person I've ever met. He is loyal almost to a fault, and he supports me and loves me with everything he has. He puts so much effort into putting his feelings into words, which he says is a new thing for him, but he already does way better than I do at that. He is the bravest person I know. And getting braver. I've never met anyone in my life with such capacity to change and learn from the experience.
He's allergic to cats, so we're working on this. :) But there's no way I'm letting this one go. It's scary as hell and I know he's thinking he might lose me at any minute to some freak out episode over my fear of commitment. But he's not gonna. This is it for me.
This is it.