Love Is Never Mutual

Have you ever noticed that love is hardly ever mutual? There is always someone that loves the other more even if you are in a totally committed relationship, married, have a circus of kids, grandkids, and what not. Someone will always love the other more. We tend to protect ourselves and put up a barrier around our heart because if we let go then we become vulnerable and basically go nuts and question every little thing. Do you love? Do you love me more? How about now? Still love me? Why don't you love me?! Wait, you love me? I guess I love you too...No, I don't think this automatically means infidelity. I believe it is because we do not want to lose our identity because people tend to lose themselves when they go all into the I love you more stage. They start to change, become someone new, start a new life, thus become someone that no one knows of. People tend to take this chance and abandon their previous life along with their friends and families but what are you left when your relationship goes south? Alone.

Cookie pwns you

I Want A Dang Cookie

I totally miss the cookies sold by the cafeteria at my elementary school for 35 cents. It was the highlight of my lunchtime. Screw the microwaved plate of radioactive crap on my plate, I want my dang cookie. The cookies were about 6 inches in diameter and were so soft and chewy. One bite would make you wee your pants because it was just that heavenly good. My favorite choice was the chocolate chip cookie because chocolate on chocolate is just so wrong. It's a shame that I have never encountered another cookie like those ever again. It makes me just want to masquerade as a child and march back into my elementary school just for one more cookie. It was the perfect cookie!

My cookie! Nooooooooooooo!