Wednesday, December 26, 2007

'Tis the Season

What does Hibiscus infused Champaign, Beaujolais nouveau, Tequila and a stray white wine have in common? They were all consumed by me on Christmas Eve. I'm getting ahead of myself, let me digress. I worked on Christmas Eve, this is to say I turned up, sent a couple of emails, did a little filing and chatted to a few colleagues about their holiday plans until midday when Chrissie drinks in one of our meeting areas were called.

I thought to myself just one glass, I was okay until one of the managers came around with hibiscus flowers that I just needed to try and until there was only a little champers still left in the bottle that I just *had* to finish off... In true Christmas Spirit I came home for a little cat nap.

Christmas Eve was lovely, I spent the night with RR, we had Beaujolais with Pizza, I giggled so much, I forgot he eats pizza with a knife and fork *shakes head* the wine and pizza reminded me of the night Julia when we had Veuve Clicquot and Domino's Pizza (all because it goes so well together). After dinner and polishing off the wine in no time at all he suggested Tequila. How could I say no, after all he will be in Mexico in a few days time. We watched some carols on TV and School for Scoundrels, pulled out some white wine and snuggled on the lounge.

I had it in my mind all night that this may be the last night I see him, the last night I kiss him, the last night I can lay in his arms... I savoured every moment. In doing so I think I let down my guard a little. Being close to him is so intense, when I think of his touch, his heavy breathing on my neck... I can't refrain a deep breathe... I recall whispering in his ear that all I wanted to do tonight was this.

We exchanged gifts.

I didn't spend the night.

The next morning, Christmas Day, I woke up bright and early, put on my best casual little summer dress, did my hair and make up perfectly. I drove to RR's place. Within no time at all we were at the airport. A hug. The smallest kiss and a farewell have fun and he said he'll call me when he gets back. 7 weeks, 7 weeks in Central and South America with 4 of the boys.

Fuck! I like this guy. I like this guy a lot.

I went to mum's place to assist with preparing some of the food before heading to my sisters who was catering Christmas lunch for the first time. She went all out, lunch was superb other than my exclaim 'what, noone in my family know me! I don't eat ham or bacon!!!!'

My family in Australia is minimal. My mum, sister, nephew and to join us this year my sisters 2 home stay students who are here without family.

It was lovelly.

After lunch we watched Indiana Jones and I went back to mum's where I feel asleep on the lounge for a while before heading home to an empty house.

At that moment I felt lonely. Little Miss I Want To Be Strong and Independent then realised there would be a lot of lonely nights involved if I continued down that avenue.

Boxing Day was the usual for Boxing Day. I spent the day at dad's place with his partner and one of his former work colleagues who doesn't have any family in Australia. I'll be taking down a couple of the recipes. Lunch was delicious. So was the Gin, Wine, some home made type of schnapps, liquor chocolates.

It wasn't enough, I needed something more to take the edge off. Sweet Navy boy had sent me a message on Thursday saying he was back in Sydney - I invited him over.* Just as I remembered. I will always stand by my statement: men in the Navy are here to serve us girls... And he does it so well.

Tonight I'm going to chill at home, I'm alone. Have an early night. Maybe start packing. Tomorrow, I'm off to New Caledonia!!!!! Whooo Hoooooo!

* I'm so right about what I said a while ago 'that I'd be a huge scraggy slut when I move out' oh yep, slept with 3 men in less than 7 days (made out with 5 others, stretching it out to 10 days) - one as a distraction not to let myself get too emotionally attached to RR. Maybe the last time with RR and navy boy to stop me from having the last sexual moment in my memory one that I long for again and again. That didn't work.

Friday, December 21, 2007

Work Chritmas Party (s)

I have attended 3 Christmas Parties for work. It's crazy goodness. The first was about a month ago for the entire company which seemed to be very few people.

I have a feeling I was gossiped about on the night - okay so I was slut dancing with at least 4 guys. Why can't I behave after having my faux champers glass continuously topped up? After the party there was a small group of us that partied on. RR was down the road and I thought it best to leave with him afterall I did have one guy 'Lower Ground Grass Cutter'* Ask me to leave with him. Another send me text messages saying he wanted to leave with me and 'Mr walk around the office with files just to look busy' running his hands on my body while on the dance floor... Not good.

The second party was out near our site office. I wasn't in the mood, maybe because I was designated driver. The speeches detailed the gratitude of all the employees 'partners' there were children everywhere. It was lovely being a part of a more family orinated Chrissie event.

Last night was the last of 3 - our team party. Lawn bowls at Waverton, it's the first time I've gone to lawn bowls. I always thought it would be a fun event. Sun and alcohol, how could it go wrong? Me, the only wine drinker... Finding out the next day I went through 3 bottles of white wine over hours in the sun / rain and missing dinner. Somehow it was approaching 1am, we'd been drinking since 1pm and once again I found myself drunk kissing one of my colleagues, unfortunately I think 3 of our fellow workers were observers to this event, in saying that they were all in very close proximity. I don't want to flaunt this at all.

To this end - no more work Christmas Parties...

*see, I do have some good names for boys

This Dress...

During my wardrobe clean out I found several clothes I had totally forgotten I owned as a consequence I now have a nice array of 'new old clothes'.

For today, I decided to doll up slightly. I pulled out a knee length black dress. This dress was my year 10 formal dress. Usually a high school formal dress is one that I would hold onto for a few years in memory prior to cringing with embarrassment as it goes to Vinnies for a new home.

Not this one. I has no desire to attend my year 10 formal. MFL wasn't able to accompany me - he had his first HSC exam the next day. Even my best mate at the time couldn't escort me, they went to school together. Hence English exam first up for him too.

My two favourite boys were a little concerned that I wouldn't be going to my formal. They planned for Paul, on of their friends in year 11 to take me. With only a few days to find an outfit, an dress that wouldn't hold too many memories, I thought at the time... I picked up this basic black dress.

The night ended up being lovelly, Paul was awesome company. He wasn't too bad on the eye either and considering not a single guy at school even looked at me once. I felt good.

I'm wearing this dress today and I have fantastc memories and I'm totally happy that I can fit into a dress I wore 12 years ago!

Wednesday, December 19, 2007

Always the way…

During my house hunting expedition I met several potential flatmate's. I’m specific (shock horror) so my initial getting to know you emails and phone calls eliminated several properties.

Anyway*, I saw one property in Kirribilli a few weeks ago right then and there I told the guy I wasn’t interested, not going to waste his time etc… The next day he calls me and asks me out for dinner!

After the initial surprise of the event I thought to myself what a wonderful way to meet someone – you get to know if they rent or own, the condition of their home, what they do for a living and recreational activities. Awesome. I declined of course…

Today by total utter surprise I received a phone call from one of the furniture delivery guys. Immediately I acquire a ‘when are you going to deliver my chest of draws’ attitude but nooooo he asks me if I would like to go out for dinner with him! Crazy! The conversation carried a little longer and he said ‘I thought you would like to meet for coffee, you were very friendly’ my reply ‘of course I was friendly, you were putting together my bed’ – damn foot in mouth disease!!!

So, why is it these two men ask me out for dinner and yet the boy I like barely picks up the phone to text or call…?

* I’ve just started reading Catcher in the Rye and the author uses ‘anyway’ far too often

Tuesday, December 18, 2007

The Best Text

I've said it time and time again. I love my friends.

Well it's no secret I can easily lead by a man that takes a fleeting moments interest in me... It all really comes back to being in High School and being one of the only girls not to have had a boyfriend. Looking awkward to say the least, more so that the average teenage girl and a name *shudder* a name that brought me ridicule through out those years.

There's one guy, a guy I know nothing should ever happen with - we have great conversation, we kinda click - that is to say I can go off on some random tangent and he follows. Still, nothing can happen. I mentioned this to one of my girlfriends. I also mentioned I would be going out with him where copious amounts of alcohol will be on offer.

I exclaim 'I have no discipline'. During the night I received a text message from her:

No romance explosion with *insert name*!


It came through at the most inopportune time - I burst out in laughter - damn. Priceless.

And no, no romance explosion, however, looking back, if a couple of things were different on the night i.e. external influences. I don't think the message would've had a chance.

Monday, December 17, 2007

Build It & They Will Come

I've finally done it. I moved over the Big Bad Bridge and further north than what I ever anticipated, I also travel over one of Sydney's most beautiful sandstone bridges.

I set up my bedroom they way *I* want it. It's all me. No influences from anyone else. Me. I need one more purchase, that's a bedside lamp. I have my eye on one, its a little expensive but I think I'll do it. 'The feature piece'.

I went for 500 thread coffee coloured sheets, a crisp white doona cover and I kept the 'green theme', after all my grandmother gave me those nice big green cushions - she's no longer with us...

I stand by me bed motto 'build it and they will come' hehehehe. Well it needs to be nice, so time time for relaxation and recreation.

Of course my Venetian Mask came with me and it's in prime position and a pretty pink rose, with compliments Mr J.

The move went with a small hiccup, unfortunately this results in all my lingerie still being in a suitcase... Oh well, it will be fixed soon - I demand it to be.

Theme of Dinner Parties

How is it possible in 2 different houses, suburbs away on Sunday night we both had dinner parties and ended up watching porn?

Saturday, December 15, 2007

An Offer

For today I had an offer of assistance from so many of my friends. Me, as stubborn as I am doesn't accept help too often - I like to believe I'm self sufficient. I can do everything on my own but sometimes, yep, I need a helping hand. Friends, not family as expected, boys I've dated, work collegues etc... The only person who didn't offer assistance is RR. So, he is away this weekend for his father's 60th but still an empty 'If I were here I'd assist you' would've been nice.

Friday, December 14, 2007

11 Pairs of Shoes

Major clean out!!!!

I threw away 11 pairs of shoes, yes 11. Okay, okay, I still have 20 plus pairs.

Next is my wardrobe:


Let the force be with me....

Monday, December 10, 2007

Dr D - It's been a while I know

Within 2 seconds of signing onto messenger this afternoon:

~ Spiritual ~ Chatterbox says:
Spank Spank Spank moi
~ Spiritual ~ Chatterbox says:
lol
~ Spiritual ~ Chatterbox says:
Hello Miss Na
Miss N says:
hello
Miss N says:
oh boy you make me laugh
~ Spiritual ~ Chatterbox says:
how goes the NEW boy hmmm, lol...
Miss N says:
pfft
Miss N says:
hes not into me...
~ Spiritual ~ Chatterbox says:
really pfft
~ Spiritual ~ Chatterbox says:
baby well I hate to say THIS but I am, lol...
~ Spiritual ~ Chatterbox says:
I have always been A N D
Miss N says:
thanks babes
~ Spiritual ~ Chatterbox says:
Im 250% to 500% better in the boudior than him or 95% of the other chaps you give a gursney too baby
~ Spiritual ~ Chatterbox says:
youre welcome
~ Spiritual ~ Chatterbox says:
lol
Miss N says:
LMAO!
~ Spiritual ~ Chatterbox says:
yes yes yes BUT when can I tempt you to take an i2i sample hmmm, lol...
~ Spiritual ~ Chatterbox says:
WELL??? ??? ???
Miss N says:
maybe one of these days...
~ Spiritual ~ Chatterbox says:
Awwwwwwwwwwwwe
~ Spiritual ~ Chatterbox says:
you ALWAYS say THAT
~ Spiritual ~ Chatterbox says:
lol
~ Spiritual ~ Chatterbox says:
you'l be 90 if you keep saying that Miss N
~ Spiritual ~ Chatterbox says:
and when youre tired of guys that simply want to BS you and fuck you poorly
Miss N says:
youre the man i call!
~ Spiritual ~ Chatterbox says:
HOPEFULLY you will come to me for some 7 STAR TLC
Miss N says:
7?
Miss N says:
really...?
~ Spiritual ~ Chatterbox says:
seriously baby it would be OUR wow-wow pleasure
~ Spiritual ~ Chatterbox says:
SERIOUSLY
~ Spiritual ~ Chatterbox says:
7
~ Spiritual ~ Chatterbox says:
I hate to say this BUT you'll say Im the best sex of your life, lol...
~ Spiritual ~ Chatterbox says:
I know I know THE MODESTY is overwhelming
~ Spiritual ~ Chatterbox says:
lol
~ Spiritual ~ Chatterbox says:
HOWEVER most boys are CRAP
~ Spiritual ~ Chatterbox says:
so its actually NOT that difficult to do, lol
Miss N says:
thanks for the insight!
~ Spiritual ~ Chatterbox says:
yes I BET youre actually rolling your beautiful eyes however
~ Spiritual ~ Chatterbox says:
Im sure youve heard it ALL before from many a suitor
Miss N says:
nop, im having a good laugh
~ Spiritual ~ Chatterbox says:
HOWEVER just in some rare cases its ACTUALLY true
~ Spiritual ~ Chatterbox says:
well I dont want you to laugh Cheeky Chops I want you to "play"
~ Spiritual ~ Chatterbox says:
HAH
~ Spiritual ~ Chatterbox says:
mwah mwah
~ Spiritual ~ Chatterbox says:
ciao
Miss N says:
bye
Miss N says:
Xx
~ Spiritual ~ Chatterbox says:
from Mr I know Its Never Going To happen, lol
~ Spiritual ~ Chatterbox says:
xoxoxoxoxoxoxxoxoxo


Previous Dr D - The text's, The Gift Certificate and my personal favourite The dialogue

Sunday, December 09, 2007

I'm Crying Icicles Instead of Tears…

Question: When is a guy too sick or too tired to see the girl he likes?

Answer: Never…



It's now the second time he's canceled / pulled out of plans with me... No, I haven't shed a tear, just a coincidence on the way home last night this song was being serenaded to me by one of my best friends.

Thursday, December 06, 2007

Argh!

I've made the decision, it's a decision that had to be made - It's done and going down next week. Not what I wanted and no other solution...

Okay, yes, it's a mistake. I know it's a mistake. But there are certain things in life where you know it's a mistake, but you don't really know it's a mistake. Because the only way to really know it's a mistake is to make the mistake and look back and say, "Yep, that was a mistake." So really, the bigger mistake would be to not make the mistake; because then you go your whole life not really knowing if something is a mistake or not. And damn it, I've made no mistakes! I've done all of this--my life, my relationship, my career--mistake free! (pause) Does any of this make sense to you?


Lets hope this is an adventure that had to be had and not a mistake.

Monday, December 03, 2007

Wine, Cheese and Elton John

The Hunter, what a wonderful way to spend the first weekend of December? Apparently we made 'good time' driving up in the rain after work Friday night, we ate home cooked lasagne and there was no hesitation hitting the wine.

Up at a reasonable hour the next morning, cooked an omelet and started our convoy-esque trek through the vineyards... 2 full cars, funky music playing and laughing.

Biggest laugh of the drive:

I will survive playing on the radio, 5 of us singing along, the other car delayed so we're driving approx 5km, we halt then one of the guys yells out 'everyone one out and dance' we jump out do a boogie for 3 seconds and jump back in the car!



D. was happy x 10000 when she found some Malbec wine. Oh yummo, I think we all bought a bottle!

In tradition we had a Saturday night BBQ, watched High School Musical - It was so bad. It was compulsive viewing; our excuse was that we were drinking from 10:00am. Dinner was delicious, almost everyone tired from eating and drinking too much, they didn’t want to go out and there was discussion in regard to what DVD watch or board game to play... Nup, I wanted to party! (the after lunch / cheese feast cat nap did wonders). I grabbed my bag and car keys and said ‘I’m going to see if I can hear Elton – who wants to come?’ I had a full car.

We drove to Tempest Two and the set up was amazing! I rolled (pressed button doesn’t have the same oomph) down the windows and we could hear him, I turned the corner and pulled up along the verge. We jumped out and saw a dozen or so groups of people scattered on the grassy knoll, we were like giggling teenage girls running along the grass for the most premium of views.

We sat on the grass and our view was sensational – I mean I’ve paid in excess of $100 for a view much the same. We were singing along to ‘sacrifice’ and called the rest of the party to join us. No more than 15 minutes later we were all together swaying and singing to “sorry seems to be the hardest word…” almost teary eyed, called and texted a couple of friends to say ‘listen to this! This is awesome!’


The rain bucketed down – I mean it was pelting! All but D and I ran to the car. Jokes on you, I had the keys!!! There was NO WAY I was going to let a little bit of rain affect this experience.

D and I were dancing in the rain on the top of the grassy hill to Crocodile Rock. You know when you you’re doing something and you just know ‘this moment is one of those moments you will forever look back on’ that was one of those times…

M came back with an umbrella just in time for Elton John’s finale - my favourite song of his (and George Michael) Don’t let the sun go down on me….

On an absolute high we started driving back, on the back roads to avoid the many coaches and the idea came to visit the Potters Barn. It was a good idea at the time; this country pub is a shock to the system. Example: Karaoke ‘Hit me with your best shot’ there were 2 woman up on stage as N said ‘those woman are made for comfort’ they started belting the tune out and supplemented the lyrics

Hit me in my wet spot
Tickle my G spot
Let me suck your big cock
Fire away!

We fell to pieces laughing, they sang with such a serious composure. They sang in a public bar. They sang the rest of the song. Same chorus. It was time to call it a night. And what an AWESOME night it was…