A Day In The Sun

That's what it was.

I recall waking up and it already being past noon. A typical weekend, where all I do is sleep half the day way before finding something that I need to get done. But something was different about this particular day. It was very bright, very ambient, very pretty. The weather had finally gotten to be in sync with the supposed season.

It was warm, but not overbearingly hot.

It was cool, but not frigid.

It blue, without a single cloud in the sky.

And it was beautiful, because she was there every step of the way.

We spent the day in the crowded boardwalk of Kemah. There, we spent the day acting like a the goofy pair we are. Making silly faces on one ride, turning that silly face into a hilarious face mixed with ear-piercing screams on the next, riding a train that's meant for toddlers and yelling "too fast!" Every moment was pure fun! But isn't that every moment we spend together anyway? It sure is.

I'm very excited for Galveston. We are going for our 1 year. I can't believe that she's never been before. I hope she has a lot of fun. I'm very excited to show her one great time after the next. Anything we do is fine by me, just so long as I get to see that smile that I love so much.

Less than 20 days left and we will hit a whole year together.

Where did that time go...?

Once upon a time we didn't even know each other, only to have met at an audition, and to meet again by chance in another show. A friendship started to grow (but not much, at my own fault). Soon a friendship turned into a bond. And then that bond turned into feelings. Like a fool, I tried to push them away. I tried to deny what I felt and it all came spilling out in a single, sudden, kiss.

Definitely not Shakespeare, but I'd willingly be stupid all over again if it meant being exactly where I am now.

I love her more than anything, and I never want to see this end.