Friday, November 15, 2013
Wolf
Last night, I pulled in the driveway, got the car in the garage, went in the house, and started closing all of the curtains. If they ring the doorbell, I thought, I'm just gonna ignore it.
Yeah. Good times.
And I got to thinking, you know, I like to think that if a neighbor was truly in need, if a neighbor was frightened, or hungry, or needed a ride to a doctor's appointment and came to me for help, I would help them and be glad to do it.
But these two? One of these guys could come over to my house ON FIRE at this point and I'd turn away.
And that, I guess, is the problem when you constantly stir up drama in your life. When you constantly manufacture crises just to get the old adrenaline pumping, at some point, the crisis is going to be real. And everybody you run to for help is going to shrug and keep walking.
Then again, these two have made it into their SEVENTIES without learning that particular lesson, so who knows? All I know is that if they knock, I'm not answering.
Let's hope for a peaceful weekend, shall we?
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I've heard both my mother and law and sister in law claim they've had crises in which they ran out in the street screaming for help and no one came to their rescue. I imagine neighbors sense their drama.
Did they really need help?
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