
Like a pair of stolen polished dimes.
She asked to dance I said it’s fine.


Too much on my plate? Maybe too many plates. Spinning. And now it seems the opportunities being heaped up on said plate feel a tad overwhelming + I'm caught in some Dervish undertow of letting everybody down.
Afraid of disappointing. YOU, for one. Whatever you think I am, or need me to be, I need a little elbow room to be true to size- a real life person who has her own way of seeing things, of taking life in. And failing.I'm not always equipped with a pithy remark, or the right attitude. I get hot, feel petty and melt down. I have zero intentions of painting myself into a portrait of perfection or airing out my foibles like laundry drying on a line- no spin cycle on this model- let me make myself clear.
One thing I am clear on- no matter appearances there is always more to it. An invisible world that spins over the one you see- the other life. As someone once told me: there's 3 sides to every story. Which I take to mean that there's never one way of looking at things. Half full. Half empty. The same cup comes with a multiple choice. One refill please.
And let's make it a double.
- hearts for eyes
- d.i.y. blue t-shirt shrug
- heart pin- courtesy of Crimson and Clover
- cotton floral sundress- Target
- Let Them Eat Cake, textile shoulder bag, Krazy Mary's
- d.i.y. yellow lace bracelet
- heart on sleeve
- unromantic gray socks
- my new clogs from Target
