wrong

listen, i'm not entirely crazy. there are certain impulses that i know deep down are just plain wrong.
like how i want to buy cowboy boots. it's wrong.
and my desire for a personalized t-shirt that has a cartoon monkey in a school bus on it. so wrong.

but then there are times when the wrongness line isn't as clear.
like when i propose to the mall ice cream man. er, boy. well, not a boy, but not yet a man.
i'd like to think that there's no shame in that kind of whirlwind, chocolate-icecream-brownie-hot-fudge-volcano-centric romance no matter how mrs. robinsonesque it might be.
i'd like to think that being invited to his band's nursing home gig that night was nothing but adorable.
but because i'm not entirely crazy, i have a nagging feeling that my short lived affair with the icecream manboy was, well, wrongish.

man... remember the part about the hot fudge volcano?

it's like i was proclaiming on friday, when it comes to the female obsession with chocolate, man's role is not to question, but to enable.

Comments

Nama said…
man, he was good! and the chocolate volcano was, too...

i don't think you're weird AT ALL, kat for asking him to marry you...you just have to share.
Fat eSpence said…
Oh, Kathryn you are a modern.
Nursing home gigs rule! They love bluegrass.
barnesanova said…
i'm imagining a stoked little ice cream dude after getting flirted with by an attractive tall ms. robinson at the mall.

that kid thinks he's 'da bomb.
Jay said…
Until I understand it, you will always hear me say, "I don't GET the girl-chocolate obsession".
Chester B. said…
It's only wrongish if you somehow find out you're related...
Kirsten said…
when you proposed did he say yes?
Em said…
i would marry a man for his chocolate...
Emily A. said…
way to make a boy feel like a man! anybody that gets a gig, nursing home or not, is a sweet dude. if he's a minor, just make sure you get a note from his parents. *wink*