It's magic, you know
This friend of mine, who may or may not have red hair, and who may or may not be freakishly tall, moved to California from Toronto about... let's see now, I think it was about four months ago. As a matter of fact, it was exactly four months ago today, August 17, when she landed as an immigrant (or, as they refer to us, an alien) in the Golden State. The land of opportunity, where the grass is the color of gold.
That's neither here nor there. The point of the story (and there is one) is this: This woman sold most of her furniture before leaving home. All she brought with her on the moving truck, besides her books and go-go dresses and boots, was her desk and bookshelves, and the orange velour chair that had belonged to her mother. And so, for four months she's been sleeping first on the Aerobed that her tall, handsome friend in San Francisco bought for her, and then on a futon.
On the floor.
For four months.

One day last week this same woman went out for a night on the town with that very same tall, handsome guy named Jack, and when she woke up she had a deadly hangover and her blog had turned
"This is truly a magical place!" exclaimed the woman joyfully. "
She skipped all the way home to the South Bay. She smiled at the magic painting outside her door. And when she went inside, this was what she saw:

Whoa, oh, oh it's magic, you know. Never believe it's not so.

11 Comments:
Love the bedroom set! But can your "friend" wish for a Ferrari for me?
Sass-
Whatever Jack has you on is working... :D He should have gotten you the two-story aerobed...they're a lot more comfortable...we use one for guests.
Dan
How cool. I sleep on a futon couch in my living room, so I can totally understand how nice it must be for you to have a real, live bed.
My blog just turned blue yesterday and it's not even really that cold here yet. Maybe there's magic in the air...
I dig the new layout. The new bedroom set, too. Your friend is lucky! :)
Hey, the furniture elves even moved the boxes out ;-)
Who's your secret Santa? And how the hell did s/he fit that in the sleigh? (Moreover, how do sleighs travel in a land bereft of snow?)
I happen to think that the golden grass in California is really beautiful. The dark, almost black, green oak trees dotted across rolling, golden hills north of SF is absolutely spectacularly beautiful.
Wait until the spring. My second trip to CA was in...what is it that passes for spring there? Something like February, I think. Anyway, the hills where so intensely, amazingly kelly green it almost made my eyes hurt. Beautiful too, of course.
Oh I love the bench too! Ok, that was over the top, let me try that more guy like.
Um dude, cool bench
Sweet new digs, dude. In both senses.
A new bed and spinal adjustment all in one! How fab!
woo-hoo
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