I wrote an outstanding post yesterday and then stupid blogger wasn't working, so I'm going to attempt to re-cap.
I am preparing for the Moroccan invasion tomorrow, that's right folks my 7 week husband drought is almost over and boy, is it going to be a downpour! I was hoping to have at least a few days of Stacey&Issame time alone in the apartment but no such luck as BIL is coming in the next day. I learned alot about myself these past few weeks:
1)"I really don't like being alone"--Again, nothing sexually motivated here. I have never felt like I needed someone in my life, I always wanted someone and if that didn't happen, I was content with hanging with my friends and brief encounters. But it sure would have been nice to have someone here these past few weeks to hold my hand when I started grad school, listen to my worries about my folks (who BTW are doing just fine) and hold me tight at night.
2)"Money makes things a wee bit easier"--Since January, I've been the sole financial contributor for "us", BIL is very good and generous with his 1/3 of expenses but its been a challenge making ends meet on a nonprofit salary. I thought I'd be able to go out more socially with friends and meet for dinner and maybe hit a club or 2 (I sort of made it to one) while DH was away but no such luck. I've been eating eggs "a-la-any-which-way" and grilled cheese sandwiches so much that my stomach shudders when I walk past the dairy aisle.
I don't think admitting to any of this is a sign of weakness, in fact I'm quite strong for having to go through this on my own but things are usually better in groups and I have no problem saying: "I want my baby to come home!"
I'm nervous about seeing him tomorrow--I don't think I'm going to be able to concentrate. I have class tomorrow night too so I won't be home until after 11 p.m. I'm a happy mess!
moroccan stew
originally about an imperfect moroccan-american couple trying to make good on what they've got but that turned out to be too scandalous for some. So now, it's about me and my interests in Moroccan culture, arts, politics and social issues. Don;t get me wrong, there'll still be some bee-ing and moaning along the way and oh, yeah laughs, ha! ha! certainly lots of laughs!
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