Friend or Foe
Walking out to the car last night I looked at the long staircase ahead and asked, “RLO, I’m so tired, will you carry me down the stairs?” “No, Sarah, but I’ll push you down the stairs.”
And that, Internet, is our relationship dynamic. Always pushing one another down so we can help one another back up. That’s the best I can do, because otherwise RLO is just plan mean.
Bad RLO. Bad, bad RLO.
If it will make you feel better, I’ll come down there and kick him in the shins. But you can probably take care of that yourself
That crazy linen wearing RLO is NOT to be trusted!
Actually you sound just like me and my husband. You are RLO totally need to get together.
Remember in grade school when the boys were so mean and your mother said that’s because they had a crush on you? That’s totally RLO. He abuses because he loves.
I think all you have to do is prepare your sweet spirit for the Celestial Kingdom and RLO will be yours. OR you can have another glass of wine and forget the whole damn thing.
I choose (b).
You write about RLO more and more as time passes. Your last five entries were about RLO…hmmm…
You misspelled dynamic into “dymanic.” Damn that Delta education!
Thanks for coming out to the YDU/Drinking Liberally pub crawl last night. I hope you and your friends enjoyed yourself despite the cold and the rain.
In the past two days, I have laughed more at the hijinx of you and Rlo than I have at anything in a while.
“I’ll push you down the stairs.”
That sounds like something I would say to my roommate.
Kelli, fixed. Blogging on the iPhone isn’t as easy as the commercials make it look.
I guess that’s one way of looking at it……