My best friend’s wedding
Sunday, April 30th, 2006I have this foreboding feeling that i’m going to die of old age without my best friends.
Dora is getting engaged soon, and not to me. She first broke the news at Digi centre where she works ; Me sandwiched between two Banglas waiting to register their lines, her standing infront of me waiting for her turn to speak (i was telling her about the new contact lense i’m about to get). When she’s done telling me, i’m done breathing. I actually dropped the keys i was holding, and THAT was my reaction to engagement. It’s not that i do not condone happily-ever-after ( now i seriously think the idea of marriage is Hallmark’s evil strategy for best friends to leave their best friends), but i find it unbelievable; i still see us in pony tails and our ’smurf’ like uniforms and the idea of us getting hitch is still foreign.
So yeah, i spent the night drowning my sorrow in yet another boozeless night at Segafreddo, trying to consume the idea of my best friend’s imminent engagement and inevitable marriage.
And my best friend numero dos, Eddy, too, bites the dust.
Eversince Eddy decided to walk down the ’serious’ road with Maria, he became so far away, physically and emotionally. i felt it most because prior to the age of Maria, he was my man-bitch. He was my stylist, my fashion advisor, my kamasutra talk companion, and he is also one of the few straight-as-a-ruler men who gossips. He even helped me picked out my lingerie!
I missed our Coffee Bean days, where it would just be the two of us, drinking coffee and eating the occasional cheesecake, talking of our innermost fears, and hopes, and old crushes and sweethearts.
If anybody sees that fat, naked, little, winged bugger named Cupid, tell him i have scores to settle with him. He ain’t gonna play me for chumps.
Ah hell. I’m gonna die an old lady with too many handbags. Pfttttttt.