2009, a year of Robby

 

 

  

another one for the "Words I Adore" category { to your right --> }

I'm amazed! To be honest, I'm ashamed that I did not first think that these words were written from the heart and not copy and pasted to express some truth that someone else had realized. I'm COMPLETELY victim of doing that all of the time. I lack the cleverness and creativity to write on my own instead of drowning my emotion in the song lyrics someone else wrote.

Which is why I'm amazed and so impressed! These words drew emotion out of me from so many memories of days gone by. To be honest, I'm not sure which is my favorite line. And I can usually peg that without thinking of it. It's a tie, def between the last and the third.

Wow:

I deleted your number...
...and took your photos off my wall. 

I think its safe to say we are not friends anymore.

Im going to try my best to not say your name anymore, I want you to do the same.
...I still love you even though history proves you suck.

via My 24th Year 

Dear Robby,

In the beginning, it was us. Our friendship was born from a love of all things glamorous! A love of fashion, food, drink, and couture brought us together for faux-snobbery conversations about all of the people we hate (only because we envy them so). It is rather unfortunate that I fell off the wagon for a few years and left you to yourself. Without anyone to hold me accountable for my dreadful mommy wear I was left to my own devices to regain the strentgh to tackle being fashionforward once again. I am, however, eternally grateful for all of you support. You have been so kind in the last few months... smiling and nodding to me when I emerged from my dressing room successfully.

I miss you. I would like to embark on a journey with you. Screw the fact that our budgets won't allow $1000 dollar outfits, I say our penny-wise fashion deserves to be congratulated and admired! I say that we take on a challenge amongst ourselves to be the two who celebrate budget friendly 'couture'. What do you say?

I think we should discuss this over drinks. Say, Aroma's? Friday night? I'll bring my camera and we'll spend all night in the streets of Athens photographing those who we decide worthy of our blog. Oops! Did I say that outloud? Shhhhh.

Love,
Me

Dear Robby:

I wish you this.

Dear Robby

I love you this much.





If I could buy you one thing right now I would buy this.*





















*and if you totally could tell what it was by the picture, hella props to you my man!

Tempra Tantrum Wine

The new process will include a bottle of wine. On the second glass I can expect an eye opening realization that I will no doubt 'See Red' at first, but will after it is all over understand and come to terms with a truth about myself.

I love Robby Bailey.

1000 Words

My favorite picks for the night. I particularly like the second not for the stupid look on my face but the unabashed drunken look on Robby's face. A picture is worth 1000 words. Which leads us to the first. I think we looked good together. In a misconstrued teen horror movie kind of a way. Eh?

Funny Text Of The Day:

To notify Robby of my being late to our date at my house...

"I'm headed to the polls to cancel out your vote so I'll be there later (lmao)."

I know it prolly really pissed him off, but in the spirit of hilarious that oozes from my household, I had to make light of the situation at hand. That hand being the most important election of all time. Ever. Never. Actually, I do not think that this election is anywhere near as important as past elections.

*step onto soap box here*

I must say, that it is rather annoying that just becuase there is a 'black' man and a woman who may possibly become President, does not, by any means, make this the 'most important election of all time'. I think at best, that these factors make it the most interesting, most 'next big thing' but certainly not the most important. I'd like to think that maybe the first election ever or the election following the World Wars, the election during the Great Depression and similar elections that changed history would atleast have a substantial arguement. Right? I mean, we'll see. This may turn out to be the most important. I just don't think that it should have anything to do with whose running. Now, granted, if Arnold runs, we'll talk.