I did what I had to do. I apologized, which, apparently, I didn't need to do.
She hasn't changed. Except she glows, now. Motherhood really does bring out the best in people.
And her boy. Zac. He was sleeping, but he was beautiful. Instantly, I wished he were mine. Sure, I'm not ready for that kind of thing, but he looks like the coolest kid ever.
She missed me, and I missed her.
She gave me a breathing treatment. She is a respiratory therapist. How appropriate.
I am going to call her when she gets off work, tomorrow. This is going to be the longest twenty hours ever.
I can't believe it went so smooth. I can't believe I feel like this.
About Me
- Egbert Sousè
- "Dr. Sousè is Editor in Chief and contributing columnist for Lush For Life. Born and raised in the rural Deep South, Dr. Sousè attended the University of Vanderbilt, where he received his Bachelor’s Degree in Mass Media, then going on to Georgetown for his Master’s, and eventually graduating from Brown University with a Doctorate Degree in English, where he studied under the highly respected writer and journalist Dr. Leonard Epstein. Dr. Sousè has written articles for a variety of publications, including Newsweek, Time, and The Boston Globe. When not working, Dr. Sousè enjoys spending his leisure time at the local horse tracks, where he places two dollar bets and attempts to make contact with extra-terrestrial life. He currently lives in Tampa, Florida, and during the summer months he resides at his remote villa in Key West, Florida, where he enjoys drinking home-made Absinthe while he continues to complete his Great American Novel."
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