Well, Michele is back home, supposedly
nursing her broken heart and trying to patch things up with Wendy,
who now wonders if Michele wasn't the innocent victim of all those
women who were after her.
Emily is taking a break from looking
for love because she's exhausted from it. She's thinking about
joining the choir at Epiphany, since she'll be available every Sunday
morning.
Alice will be starting a new job, but
it's at a college just a few miles from here and she's keeping her
apartment. We're going to miss her, but maybe it's the best thing
for her and Emily. We had lunch, but it wasn't to get closure
because nothing is closing. I asked her if she was going to be gay
or straight at the new school, and she said she wasn't going to be
anything unless someone came right out and asked her. Then she might
say, “Whatever” or “You tell me and then we'll both know.”
I asked her what she identified as, and
she said she was too busy and too tired to identify with anything. I
wonder how many people are going to take her to lunch to find out.
School is starting soon and we have to
go shopping. Soccer practice has already begun, and I am co-chair of
the Fall Festival at church. Not to mention the election, which I try not to do in order to keep my sanity.
Karen and Nikki and I are planning to
get really drunk this Friday
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