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Posted in Alan knows best on 2008-05-17 00:27:42
Roe! Everything you need to know is in my earlier posts.

Posted in $3000 rent, vacation, my pathetic souless life on 2008-05-16 17:37:45
If it's any consolation, I will likely be sending Memorial day sitting in my 500 square foot apartment. You've got 100 square feet on me. Then again, there is a pool in my building so it might not be that bad. Of course, it will probably rain all weekend so, yes, I will probably be sitting in my 500 square foot apartment.

Posted in What is Love? on 2008-05-16 16:48:20
That was incredibly touching. Thanks for sharing. I loved every word.

Posted in Oxygen-Suckers on 2008-05-16 15:49:17
Great post. Like you, I have no patience for people who focus only on the negative. They bring down everyone around them. It's one thing to have a bad day but to make everything a "woe is me" event is just annoying! Good post! I hope that you will have a negative-free weekend.

Posted in The Gift Of Touch on 2008-05-16 15:06:35
I am glad you enjoyed your massage. And, I second Holli's reminder to treat yourself again. Most of all, I think it is great that you also got a new friend out of the experience. Have a great weekend!

Posted in Mass Finger Crossing on 2008-05-16 14:16:09
Fingers crossed!!

Posted in The boss's son, the girl from accounts and me on 2008-05-16 14:09:02
I thought I commented on this already but it appears that I haven't. I just wanted to say that I think you are an amazing writer and loved this *story*. My heart broke with yours when you saw David in the park with Joanne. I am glad you got your happy ending anyway.

Posted in The Playa who Got Played on 2008-05-16 13:51:43
I think no one is immune to really falling hard and, as a result, no one is immune to being broken. Some people are just more vulnerable than others but we all have our weaknesses.

Posted in Maybe I Do! on 2008-05-16 11:27:26
Maybe it's time for another date with yourself? Call the baby sitter and have an "all about you" night very soon.

Posted in HFFP on 2008-05-16 11:10:21
That was awesome! Happy Fucking Friday right back at you!

Posted in Friend Drama on 2008-05-16 10:21:09
Advice to all women, especially your friend Jen: DO NOT. I repeat: DO NOT look at the profile of a guy you are dating on Match. All it will do is upset you and you will never know what is really going through the mind of the guy based solely on how recently he was active. First of all, it is very possible that someone emailed/winked at FF. He has to log on to check his emails! I was actually told by a relationship "expert" that men often search online simply to relieve stress and keep their minds off of other issues. Jen is also a hypocrite for getting angry at FF after telling him she was going to date other people. So what, if he told her that he didn't want to date? In my opinion, she had no right to get pissed at him and probably looked like an idiot. That's my rant for the morning!

Posted in My Life Is So Different on 2008-05-15 18:00:51
Fancie - it is never too late to learn ANYTHING. I am happy that things went well and hope you don't have to wait much longer to see Craig again.

Posted in Once around the park on 2008-05-15 17:13:35
I agree with you wholeheartedly! I guess they can use the logic "if we let one guy get away with it, everyone will do it. It'll be anarchy!" but, really, how many others would actually have the courage to do it? They should have given him a slap on the wrist or fined him some inconsequential fee. I say Kudos to him! Wish I could run around those bases!

Posted in No Golf, how 'bout a sleep-over?? on 2008-05-15 16:10:28
I guess I interpreted it differently. I thought maybe he thought she was being a "good girl" for taking the time to think about what she wants to do instead of making a hasty decision. Perhaps I am giving Foty too much credit. THAT, I would never do intentionally!

Posted in The Stranger, my smile and the reminder on 2008-05-15 16:07:23
What a wonderful and positive post. Thanks for sharing. I think most of us share your addiction to this site! I hope you don't find anything to take its place anytime soon - we'd miss you too much.

Posted in Facts about me that you don't know or care!!! on 2008-05-15 11:39:46
Marshall emailed me, not Jared Leto. Unfortunately! My firm represent's Marshall's production company so I've filed trademark applications for his newest endeavor - Quarterlife.

Posted in Facts about me that you don't know or care!!! on 2008-05-15 10:45:13
I loved Jordan Catalano! I remember the episode when he made out with Angela in the basement of the high school. I so wanted to be the one kissing him. (Even though I was already a college graduate.) I actually work with Marshall Herzkowitz - the writer/producer of My So Called Life (and Thirty Something). I was star struck the first time he emailed me. I can't believe you've been peed on, shot, arrested and OD on vitamins. That's some exciting life you've lived so far.

Posted in Men are not like trolley cars on 2008-05-15 09:23:08
Oh, and one last thing. My experience with Brian was not all that bad! I just wanted so much more from him than he could/would give me and it hurt. If it was so awful, we wouldn't be friends.

Posted in Men are not like trolley cars on 2008-05-15 09:20:50
Thanks guys. I appreciate all of the comments/advice. I know Roe and Ellie don't think I should tell Brian how I am feeling but I just don't think I can be friends with him while pretending that my feelings do not go beyond friendship. I feel like that is like living in limbo and can go on indefinitely. Brian is my friend right now; not just some guy I used to date who I no longer see. If he was simply a part of my past, that would be a different story and I certainly wouldn't go back and tell him how I felt. Oh, and I think Ellie changed her mind after reading my other post.

Posted in Tuesday another day for the dogs on 2008-05-14 18:09:16
I was going to ask how the second day went but I see from the comments that it wasn't too bad. Glad to hear it!

Posted in Hold My Feet and Make Me Cry on 2008-05-14 18:06:40
Sounds like a wonderful experience. I think you just motivated me to book my own Reiki session. The last time I had one, I fell asleep with my eyes opened (strange) and woke myself up when I let out a snore! And by the way, sometimes a good cry is the best medicine there is. I often watch sad movies just to induce tears.

Posted in Do you ever feel wierd? on 2008-05-14 18:00:08
I am happy for you that you are seeing things so clearly. It will definitely be hard and you will often wonder if you did the right thing. That's to be expected. I think everything does happen for a reason. I also think that it is, in fact, best to follow our instincts because they are there for reason. I hope you sleep better tonight!

Posted in Men are not like trolley cars on 2008-05-14 17:09:00
Tony Ray, I am not sure if time is the answer but serial dating while living in denial is not either. Good luck! Prelude - you have a great attitude. Keep it up. Mandie - You come to New York and I will promise to find us some baseball players. (I just won't delude myself into believing they will mend my broken heart.)

Posted in back at one on 2008-05-14 16:36:01
I feel EXACTLY the same way.

Posted in 3rd night by myself - not completely Uggh! on 2008-05-14 10:23:05
I not only hear what you are saying, Prelude, I FEEL it. I will ditto what Blue wrote "Hang in there".

Posted in Wandering through the desert on 2008-05-14 10:20:12
Great post, Blue. I feel the same way sometimes. I complain and whine about my love life but then I remember having a cancer scare and being fine; getting hit by a car and living to run close to 30 miles a day; being blessed with some wonderful friends and family members who are also in good health. When I focus on the positive, it doesn't make me whine any less about men but it does make me appreciate what I DO have. Thanks for reminding me.

Posted in Wanna be startin somethin on 2008-05-13 16:57:01
You are quite the spitfire! Good for you, that bitch totally deserved it. HER day to do laundry? I guess you missed the friggin memo.

Posted in Calling for a DNA Test on 2008-05-13 16:38:56
Who cares if SHE doesn't like computer games? That is her nephew for God's sake! I am sorry but that is so incredibly selfish. I think you really DO need a DNA test!

Posted in you have to be a grown up, before you raise a kid on 2008-05-13 15:16:43
I have such respect for you, Roe. You are so honest and sincere.

Posted in Drama on 2008-05-13 14:49:55
Prelude - and your friend is also beginning her relationship based on a lie!! That's nuts. I lied for about 2 months - I said I was 33 when I was 34. I started dating a guy who was younger than me (32) and was SO nervous when I told him that I lied. He laughed about it but I was lying by ONE year and I felt like a fraud. Your friend is lying by 8 years. 8 years!!!! Best of luck to her and her boy toy.

Posted in It's a girl thing .... really it is ! on 2008-05-13 13:54:30
I definitely agree that analyzing things over and over again is a girl thing. Talking on the phone? I have to agree with Mamacita - not a big fan and I know plenty of men who can talk for hours. Asking "Do I look fat in these jeans?" - Definitely a girl thing.

Posted in I'd rather stick a needle in my eye on 2008-05-13 13:27:07
I can empathize with the shower situation. If my neighbor gets in the shower while I am showering, the water turns boiling hot and I have to jump out the way. I usually try to wait until she gets out but she never returns the favor. I started "punishing" her by flushing the toilet every time I hear her in the shower.

Posted in Family & Baseball & Migraines, Oh My… on 2008-05-13 13:23:02
I don't even want to talk about my Yankees. They are killing me. On a positive note, they usually suck the first half of the season and then improve. Pitching is weak, good players are injured. Sigh. Not good. Glad the Brewers are doing well for you though!!

Posted in Drama on 2008-05-13 12:36:43
My thoughts about your "disturbing thought" - sure, SOME 30 something men only want women in their 20s but not ALL. Those who ONLY want the youngins (and are not also open to women their own age) are usually not looking to settle down - they just want a pretty young thing to shack up with. Maybe they are afraid that a woman in her 30s wants to have a baby post haste and, because they are not ready to "settle down", they don't want to put themselves in that situation. You are going to have a blast on your vacation. And you deserve it!!

Posted in I'm Alive on 2008-05-12 18:03:44
Whiteknight - I hope you LIVE the life you really want. It's never too late.

Posted in Just Trying to Be Friends..... on 2008-05-12 18:01:10
I am so sorry your child has to deal with that! Some kids are just cruel. I just hope they realize later what jerks they were and do not grow up to be equally cruel adults.

Posted in mothers day as special as our kids on 2008-05-12 15:36:55
Glad you had a great Mother's Day. I can tell by the way you write that you are a terrific mom.

Posted in The man who let you go is an A$@ on 2008-05-12 15:07:55
You really are a good man.

Posted in Mothers Day 2008 - Part 2 on 2008-05-12 14:57:32
Easy - it sucks to lose your temper and I am sure you felt (feel) bad about it but your children love you unconditionally and will quickly forget about this instance. My mom was going through a difficult divorce at your age and she used to lose her temper with my sisters and I quite often. We always knew she loved us and looking back, I just wish I better understood her situation and could have made her life a bit easier. I am glad that you had a good part of the day as well.

Posted in I made my first goal. on 2008-05-12 14:42:24
I think you are on a very good road, Prelude. I am happy that you are making such good progress. Also, thanks for the email in response to my post. I appreciate your concern and support. I will respond later.

Posted in Mother's Day at our house. on 2008-05-12 10:16:21
Your niece is awesome! So wise beyond her years, just like her aunt. My niece is 12 and I don't even want to think about her with boyfriends yet or walking around malls crowded with pervs with foot fetishes!

Posted in Screwed on 2008-05-12 10:11:33
Honestly, I'd rather just go back to sleep. Not in a good mood this morning. Let's create some havoc tomorrow.

Posted in Screwed on 2008-05-11 18:42:07
Normally, I would be your cheerleader and tell you to keep your chin up because, yes, things can change on a dime. But, I have to be honest with you, I feel exactly the same way right now. Just a shout out to say "I hear ya!"

Posted in to "bleeding love" on 2008-05-10 23:31:42
Love that song! It's on my Myspace page.

Posted in It's a Cage Match: Me Vs. The Big Guy on 2008-05-10 23:15:43
Blue, I am impressed that after all the crap you've been through, you even believe in Him. Not so sure I do. I am a bad Jew. I could, however, use a smoke. Haven't had one since New Year's Eve. Anyhoo, I am drunk commenting right now so I am going to log out before I write anything too stupid!

Posted in worse than going to the dentist? on 2008-05-10 15:42:34
The story about the skirt/jacket is sad, true. It actually happened twice with the same skirt! I finally stopped wearing the skirt with that particular jacket. Mash - it really IS horrible when a family member betrays you in such a way. I am sorry it happened to you too.

Posted in Bringing home a one night stand on 2008-05-10 15:32:06
I've heard the grocery store, the laundramat the subway and the ever popular bar, but never a hospital. That's priceless.

Posted in The gorgeous guy, the nanny and me on 2008-05-10 13:30:27
I got the chills. What an amazingly romantic story. And you told it so well.

Posted in Butt Naked........smokin' a bowl.......mmmmmmm on 2008-05-10 13:11:05
I live on the 18th floor of my apt. and am naked quite often as well. I used to wonder if people in apartments across the street could see me but then I decided if they put out the effort to take out binoculars to see me, then they deserve the show. What I don't know surely can't embarrass me too much.

Posted in I got a ONE star..........fuck you on 2008-05-10 13:08:54
That's total bullshit that someone gave you 1 star. He/she is clearly an asshole!

Posted in Not Wanting to Leave Yet Wanting To. on 2008-05-10 13:03:56
I truly envy that you have three more years of college in front of you. I loved every minute of my college experience and made the best friends of my life. (Made me forget about the Debbie's..)

Posted in Debbie does damage on 2008-05-10 13:00:22
Apologies for the length of this post. I am a woman of too many words clearly! Glad and flattered that you finished it. Prelude - have never seen Debbie since graduation when I walked right past Debbie and Rachel hugging and crying. The two of them had a falling out shortly after graduation. I was quite happy about that!!

Posted in The last chapter on 2008-05-10 11:45:14
So, the book really says that the guys are complete aware of their pattern? I would've guessed that they are in denial and think each time that THIS girl will be different, THIS time perhaps we will go the distance. Wow, thinking that they purposely set us up for heartache is hard to take. Not gonna tell you to start dating right away, only you know when you are ready. But I have to disagree with Prelude that the online thing is bad. I know countless people who have met and gotten married after meeting on an online dating site. For me, it is one of the only ways I can meet men since 1) I work so much and 2) all of the men in bars are in their 20s. To all who say that you can meet a guy at the supermarket, I'll believe it when I see it. I think it's an urban dating myth!!

Posted in Men Who Can't Love on 2008-05-10 11:39:42
I think I will just cry now. Does the book tell you how to stop loving them though? I mean, once they've sucked you in, knowing they will never change is simply not enough to make the feelings go away.

Posted in Finally Friday! on 2008-05-09 19:14:27
Prelude - when you come to New Jersey, I would LOVE to get together. Have a great weekend with your friends and try (easier said than done, I know) to keep your mind off of Brian.

Posted in For Meredith & The Yankees… on 2008-05-09 16:07:16
Ok, I will check out JJ Hardy too. I'll just look at them all. Baseball players rock. Clearly, I am no more interested in doing work than you!

Posted in For Meredith & The Yankees… on 2008-05-09 15:23:36
Thanks Mandie. Giambi actually scored in yesterday's game so I currently like him. I don't think I will ever look at him again the same way after your post though. CM to the Wang only lost one game so far this season so I have to give him due props. As far as looks go, my favorite eye candy on the team are Arod, Johnny Damon and Andy Pettite. Yum. I think they could all use a little advice though. It's gonna be a long season but as Yogi Beara said "it ain't over till it's over". I think I will check out Corey Hart on the Brewer's website.

Posted in A stranger at my own party on 2008-05-09 14:14:35
Wow, that must have been awkward. I think all girls have dealt with "mean girls" at one time or another - I know I did. Thankfully, those days are over! Nice post, as always.

Posted in skated my way to the emergency room on 2008-05-09 14:11:50
What an adorable story. I wish you would post a picture of 5 year old you with a big 'ole cast! Glad you recovered completely, aside from the emotional scars!

Posted in worse than going to the dentist? on 2008-05-09 12:17:15
Roe - You are too funny!! Nutshell, I am thinking Debbie is way too young to be your mom. I am sure your mom is a very nice person who would never treat me like Debbie the bitch did. Norm4u2 and Sulagna - thanks for commenting. Always nice to see new faces!

Posted in Maybe Some Miller Lite Will Work… on 2008-05-09 10:59:29
I loved this post. I don't follow the Brewers but I am sure you gave some great advice. The Yankees could use some of it too.

Posted in We Think Alike *Smile* on 2008-05-09 10:30:12
Your happiness is really contagious. Even I am smiling ear to ear after reading your post.

Posted in sometimes rivalry goes too far on 2008-05-08 16:27:53
Great post! The rivalry really has gone too far. I make jokes about hating the Red Sox but I don't really "HATE" the Red Sox or their fans. Harmless rivalry is one thing but, when someone ends up dead, you know it's gone too far. Again, great post.

Posted in I had an accident and texted him. on 2008-05-08 15:39:43
Thank God you are ok!! It's totally normal that you would turn to Brian in times of need. Don't feel bad about it. I am just glad that he was there for you. I don't think whether he cares for you is in question; it's whether he is capable of making you happy.

Posted in Letting go! on 2008-05-08 15:12:02
Wow - what a powerful post. I can totally relate and, in fact, felt like it could have been written by me. I hope you move on quickly and I admire your strength.

Posted in worse than going to the dentist? on 2008-05-08 15:07:09
That's actually a great idea, Prelude. I think I will!!

Posted in If I were gay, I think I'd like firemen on 2008-05-08 11:59:24
If you were gay, you'd have very good taste in men. Cheers to what we like to call in New York "New York's Bravest"!

Posted in Todays top news....good grief on 2008-05-08 11:09:45
It really is ridiculous what passes as news these days. If I want to know about Star Jones, I can watch Entertainment Tonight or the Insider. It's unbelieveable that Hannah Montana actually makes Eyewitness News. What is the world coming to??

Posted in Fucking Bitch, Wine & Lamb with Hommus on 2008-05-08 10:32:42
Your mother is a smart lady. I think going to bed angry is a bad idea. I assume you made up?

Posted in I’m No David Copperfield… on 2008-05-07 17:32:03
Welcome back, Mandie. I missed your posts! As usual, this one cracked me up. I, too, would love to be a baseball player's wife. But the players on my team are always accused of something like taking steroids or sleeping with a hooker. If not that, they are applauded one day for a good game and booed the next for a shitty game. Kind of stressful. Maybe marrying a "normal" guy isn't so bad. Enjoy your drink tonight :)

Posted in You must Kiss a lot of toads...To find your Prince on 2008-05-07 16:47:45
Yes, I am late in responding, but this was awesome. And, I agree with what dreaming said about Prince Back Stabber. He sure ain't no prince. What he did was unbelieveably and undeniably cruel.

Posted in No booze for a month......you crazy !!?? on 2008-05-07 15:10:37
Being a fellow New Yorker, with bars and restaurants within walking distance, I don't think I could go a week without a drink unless I was sick. Good luck with that! Why not take a Xanax and go to sleep early?

Posted in Yes I signed the bloody papers!!! on 2008-05-07 14:52:05
I am sorry it had to come to this conclusion but, from everything you've written about FOTY, he is not good enough to shine your shoes. At least he gave you two wonderful children and, I assume, some very good times in those 10 years. Finally, what an ass - he couldn't remember your friggin wedding date? Ugh. Can't wait for the D party. I doubt I will make my way to Australia, but I will be there in spirit. Perhaps I will even get Downright Drunk in your honor.

Posted in Lady Botox on 2008-05-07 14:39:44
Ladiegodiva - I suffer from chronic headaches - pretty much daily. I went on so many different medications and nothing really helped - some made me gain weight, others gave me a rash if I didn't drink enough water, but nothing made the headaches go away. My doctor suggested Botox but it was too expensive for me so now I am on a daily routine of Excedrin. At least it works. I have a headache now and am just waiting for it to kick in. Sorry you have to go through this as well! Good luck with the Botox. Stay away from the Spinal Tap - ouch!!

Posted in Old embers on 2008-05-07 14:35:10
I just looked at my "photo". Thank goodness I don't really look like Babe Ruth! He was a legend, indeed, but not exactly eye candy.

Posted in Old embers on 2008-05-07 14:34:18
If the feelings you had for the person ran deep at the time, I think it is absolutely normal to still feel something after time has passed and you've both moved on. Then again, if the break-up was amicable (no unfinished business), I think the likelihood of getting the "old feelings back" and not just feelings of fondness for that person, is less. It really depends on the couple.

Posted in Seeing who's out here for my friend on 2008-05-07 14:31:35
There you go again, Pita, being such a great friend. If I was a bit older and not already confused about two other men, I would throw myself into the pool!

Posted in just an update, I guess on 2008-05-07 10:33:33
Glad you are doing well, Tony. Keep the updates coming!

Posted in Characters using public transportation/Philly styl on 2008-05-07 10:29:29
I just love the way your husband cracks you up. Your post was hilarious, as always, but your description of Tim making you laugh uncontrolably was, to me, the best part. I guess I am just a sap!

Posted in The 2nd wisest woman in the world on 2008-05-07 10:14:13
From your description of your grandmother, you two are very much alike. What a wise woman, but I don't think even SHE knows the answer to your last question: "when do you come out on the other side"?

Posted in What, Me Worry? on 2008-05-06 18:29:07
Glad you had a great weekend! I heard (from Brian of all people) that Bob Evans makes the best sausage. Is that true? Him and his friends went on and on about it. Never been.

Posted in The verdict is in.....I think I'll cry on 2008-05-06 17:43:48
Blue, I seriously doubt your roomie read your blog. I get paranoid about that all of the time but what are the chances? You don't use your real name, no picture? How could he find it? He's probably dealing with his wife and hasn't had a chance to talk to you. He might not even realize how concerned you are. And, even if he found it, you didn't write anything bad about him! But he didn't find it! I agree that it wasn't safe to mess with those tooth-less rednecks but I am so happy you put that poor dog out of his misery. People like that should not be allowed to own pets. Makes me sick! Cheer up - it was shitty day but, as I always say, the sun will come out tomorrow! (My own comment is about to make ME yak!) Anyway, enjoy the fact that you can't work tonight due to circumstances outside of your control and do something fun.

Posted in While She Ate Ice Cream.... on 2008-05-06 16:46:25
What an idiot (the receptionist, that is).

Posted in Girl Fight on 2008-05-06 16:40:29
That is just so awful - your poor kid. And I agree, what kind of parents raise children to bully other kids? Those parents should pay for the glasses their children broke. I would suggest talking to their parents but that could make things worse. Truly sorry that your daughter has to deal with this.

Posted in I'm Remembering, and I Miss You.. on 2008-05-06 16:35:24
That was such an honest, sincere and frankly ADORABLE post. I am so glad that you and BF are so close again and I hope the time apart goes by really fast. In the meantime, isn't missing him kind of fun too??

Posted in I think I can, I think I can, I know I can on 2008-05-06 16:17:47
good luck Auntie K!! I admire your goals and your plans to achieve them. My only advice is not to be too hard on yourself or make goals that are unreasonable. Baby steps.

Posted in Need an Off Switch on 2008-05-06 16:08:50
Hi Prelude - I won't tell you what to do because you need to decide for yourself and I think you are getting there. You realize that you are not happy; you realize that you are settling for less than you want, need and deserve but you are still holding on to the good things because they make you feel so, for lack of a better word, good. Hang in there, my friend.

Posted in Friends are great but sometimes difficult! on 2008-05-06 16:02:47
If you go to Costa Rica, leave your flat iron at home - it would be pointless as I quickly discovered :)

Posted in Friends are great but sometimes difficult! on 2008-05-06 15:19:21
Wow, that sounds like such a fun weekend, Prelude! Can't wait to see the glamour shots. I love the line "my hair turned out cute for the evening so that's what matters". Made me laugh out loud. Good hair is all that matters - I hear ya sister!

Posted in Stupidity at its finest,what more can I say? on 2008-05-06 13:31:39
Good grief - she's a hopeless case! You are such a good friend - you should expend your energy on someone who not only can appreciate your efforts, but who will reciprocate from time to time!

Posted in An Amputation for my birthday!? on 2008-05-06 12:22:32
I read that email with baited breath as I was uncertain how it would end. So glad she was ok! I agree with the others, it is "easytosay" that you are a great mother. Wishing you lots of happiness on mother's day and every day.

Posted in One Day it may be too Late on 2008-05-06 12:19:56
I agree with TonyRay - nice!

Posted in Passive tense of the verb on 2008-05-06 12:10:06
Oy vey. I really can't think of a proper response so I will say it again, oy vey!! Your wife is clearly very confused about what she wants/doesn't want and what she is going to do about it, if anything. I don't blame her since marriage is a big deal and you don't just enter/exit lightly (except in Hollywood, of course). But she keeps changing her mind and I am getting dizzy. I can only imagine how you feel.

Posted in Doing what you dread and liking it on 2008-05-05 17:21:56
I am glad you had such a great time. I agree with Pita - sometimes the events we dread the most end up bringing the most pleasure. Your description of the knickers was hysterical. Thanks for the laugh - it was a rough day and your post came in handy!

Posted in Pictures at the exhibition on 2008-05-05 15:34:19
I am sorry the day did not go as planned. Really. But it is evident from where I am standing that at least you tried.

Posted in saturday night, out in the hood! on 2008-05-05 15:18:15
Your poems are so good, Roe!

Posted in Just over 2 days on 2008-05-05 10:15:48
Prelude - you should delete the history from your computer whenever you are finished - that is how I think my mom found my blog. I doubt he would be able to find your particular post anyway though, since you did not post under your name. On another note - it's normal to vacillate from feeling strong to being sad and weak. When you feel sad, you forget about all of the bad stuff and just miss him. Don't be too hard on yourself.

Posted in Rule #1: If he's not calling, he's not into you on 2008-05-05 09:07:18
He's just not that into you because he's too into himself!

Posted in just a little something for my friends here on 2008-05-05 09:04:38
Just like you said about your friends on here, YOU are a beautiful person TonyRay, and we like reading your stories and poems too. Keep 'em coming!

Posted in Most times, things don't go like you planned on 2008-05-04 13:50:46
FINE. HE'S JUST NOT THAT INTO YOU. What else did the book say "don't waste the pretty". Move on to someone better - shouldn't be difficult because I do believe he is either chicken shit or a lazy sack of shit. Either way, not good enough for Blue!!

Posted in FOTY knows Jack Schitt on 2008-05-04 12:58:17
that was awesome. I wracked my brain trying to come up with another member of the Shitt family but you got them all. What will they name their next off spring? All I've got is Take-a-Schitt.

Posted in I can do this on 2008-05-04 12:49:09
Prelude, we are all rooting for you. Although you have to make and follow through on all of the decisions yourself, please know how many people are in your corner, wishing you nothing but happiness.

Posted in Most times, things don't go like you planned on 2008-05-04 12:44:24
You are a good friend - if it were me, I would want SO badly to ask him where the hell he was when I needed him. I don't know if I would have the balls to actually ask, but I would want to! And by the way, some guys feel safe behind email and don't have the courage to take it to the next logical level - phone. Doesn't mean he's not that into you, but why would you want a chicken shit anyway?

Posted in Home is where you hang your hat on 2008-05-04 12:37:49
I'm the 23rd - Cap. Oh, well. That would have been very cool if we shared the same birthday.

Posted in Home is where you hang your hat on 2008-05-03 11:55:03
Blue, you are born in December too? What's your birthday? Capricorn or Sag? (Stupid questions, I know but we have found so many other things in common that I wonder if we share the same birthday or, at the very least, sign.)

Posted in My thoughts on infidelity on 2008-05-02 15:14:58
Blue, you rock. I am so impressed with the class with which you dealt with your husband's mistress. It was brilliant and I am sure it was not easy to pull off, especially since you confessed to crying in your car afterwards. I hope you had/have many smile inducing telephone conversations on that phone. You deserve it.

Posted in Coming Home in the clouds on 2008-05-02 11:48:09
That's true - I never thought about the "team effort" part of a relationship. That could be one of my problems... Glad you enjoyed that phrase. We say it often here in the Big Apple. Likely because many of us big city folks do, in fact, talk out of her asses on a regular basis!

Posted in "Real World" Love and Relationships on 2008-05-02 10:35:03
I know, for me, it was initially easier to be myself because I didn't know anyone here yet and wasn't afraid of what anyone else thought about me. I think in the "real" world, people have a guard up because they are so consumed about what people think. At this point, there are certainly some people on here I think I have gotten to know pretty well and, as a result, I DO care what they think but at this point am confident that they won't judge me. I also think there is a safety in not being able to see someone's expression when he/she reads a post/email as opposed to speaking face to face when it is difficult to hide one's emotions. I don't think everyone in the real world is shallow, but I do agree with Easy that there is more pressure to act a certain way. Nice post.

Posted in Coming Home in the clouds on 2008-05-02 10:02:54
You're hung! Priceless. I guess you could have gone with a simple "Your bags caught on the chair" but perhaps your mind was elsewhere - Fruedian slip?? Blue - Like you, I am great at my job. In relationships, not so great. I am confident in my job because I know that few could (or do) perform it better. I am sure you are the same person both professionally and personally (I agree with your newbie -I don't think there is a phony bone in your body) but there might be a very subtle difference created by your own lack of confidence or fear of being hurt in the personal arena. I could be talking out of my ass but I have also asked myself the same question - why people see me one way in the work world but the same does not always shine through elsewhere. Did that make ANY sense??

Posted in Lessons Learned on 2008-05-02 09:52:12
Pita - I do hope Steve learned something as well. I just wish I didn't need his flirting to make me feel good about myself in the first place. I guess he caught me at a vulnerable time.

Posted in Live everyday, even the ones we don't want on 2008-05-01 22:43:26
KP - Again, I am so sorry for your loss. Those lives were taken too early and to cruelly. I can never understand why someone feels the need to drink and drive and it makes me sick. So sorry.

Posted in THIS SAYS IT ALL TO MY FRIENDSl: on 2008-05-01 21:36:44
That was beautiful! Thanks for including me in your dedication. I loved it.

Posted in An Andy Rooney/pet peeve moment here on 2008-05-01 17:41:17
I never thought about it but, yes, that would probably annoy me. Especially if someone was blowing bubbles. If someone does, pop it in her face. If she isn't chewing Hubba Bubba, it will stick and might teach her a lesson! (I think Hubba Bubba is the non-stick one.) Like you, I am not a fan of chewing gum - gives me a headache after the first 2 minutes.

Posted in A Wave Over Me on 2008-05-01 17:13:55
I agree with Lady Godiva: If Broadzilla was truly happy, she would not be motivated to make you miserable. Misery seeks company. Regardless, I feel horrible for you. By the way, I work with attorneys and have a legal background myself. Next time you need to sign a contract, I would be happy to take a look-see and make sure you aren't getting screwed.

Posted in When does Cinderella get to Dance? on 2008-05-01 15:45:19
You do write the truth. I, too, want my turn.

Posted in Bon Voyage Brooke on 2008-05-01 15:33:19
I only watch it on occassion but Brooke did seem very genuine and earthy. And, if she reminded you of Carol King, she must have been good. I love Carol King! I have her "welcome to my living room" album on my MP3.

Posted in Happiness Is A Warm Puppy on 2008-05-01 13:32:35
Glad that the puppy made your day! Too bad your allergies are such that you couldn't take her home. Next time you are sad, you will know what to do - pop a Benadryl and go to the pet store :)

Posted in Thursday...... good BUT ranting! on 2008-05-01 13:30:06
Rant away, girlfriend. As per your request, no sympathy or cliches will be forthcoming from me!

Posted in Ghetto Girl on 2008-05-01 11:06:31
Your little girl sounds so friggin cute, Mamacita! It breaks me heart that some puny little jerk kicked her in the eye. Poor thing! You seem like a tough lady and I am sure that toughness will rub off on her and she will show those bullies who is boss!!

Posted in Needing to let go on 2008-05-01 10:22:32
Prelude - I don't even know where to begin. Await a separate email from me. In the meantime, there is nothing wrong with being an emotional mess when it comes to matters of the heart. You love deeply - that is one of the things that makes you so special.

Posted in What I want to say . . . on 2008-05-01 10:18:50
I am so glad that I came back to read the rest of the comments you got on this one (I was curious because this post really made me sad). I am so happy that he made up for it. I, too, think that Brian truly cares about you - he just does not communicate the same way you do. I think it is a big challenge for emotional people, like you (and me) to deal with guys who are less "out there" with their feelings. I hope everything turns out exactly the way you want, Prelude. Really!

Posted in Wild hairs and dog dishes on 2008-05-01 10:07:37
Oh, Blue - didn't realize that you were a Red Sox fan. Not sure we can be friends anymore. Just kidding - some of my nearest and dearest friends root for the wrong team and we get along just fine, until the post season at least.

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