Memreeez.
A lot of years ago, before I knew the Ogwife, I briefly dated a girl who worked at a customer- let’s call them XYZ company. Briefly, because at one point she cut the crotch out of my underwear with pinking shears- thankfully, not while I was wearing them. All men know that women who are slightly psychotic make for interesting experiences on both sides of the equation.
Yesterday morning I drove several hundred miles to visit ABC corporation, and as I approached, my heart began to sink. So I text my ersatz boss: “Hey, isn’t this XYZ corp?”
“Yeah, they changed to ABC corp three years back”
ouch.
Wonder if she still works there.
She does.
Turns out not only does she remember me but speaks of me often.
Double ouch.
I do manage to get through a whole day without coming into contact, and it’s tough because I’m there from nine Ayem to after eight peeyem, but I get through, and head home. So in memoriam to girlfriends old and paradise narrowly avoided, one of my favorite Junior Brown songs.
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At least she doesn’t drop in at the Ogwife’s place of business on occasion.
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Does she?
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Thankfully, no.
I remember a woman like that.
Thank God she finally stopped calling and writing, though it took five years after I got married.
Good thing she’s never turned up on the doorstep when Sally was here; Sally would sooner rip her beating heart out of her chest as look at her. The only time she pulled that stunt was several years before Sally and I met, and even that wasn’t pretty.
She showed up, or Sally ripped someone’s heart out? Be specific, man!
Not bad. My last girlfriend put out a hit on my ass.
Dick, I thought your last girlfriend was Mrs Benning?
HHhhmmm. Slightly psychotic women are interesting? That explains a lot, actually. *wry grin*
Old girlfriends… hehe…
I agree with Fiona. That explains alot…
Joanna: The psycho girlfriend showed up on my doorstep in, hmm, 1997 I think. I didn’t meet Sally till 2000 :) Sadly, no hearts have been Aztec’ed in the pursuit of our marriage. :)
“With this ventricle, I thee wed … “