
Not that the part about Michaelis an affliction. The knowledge that my love for him is not unrequited,like Wolverine's for
Jean Grey in X-MEN, is the only bright spot in my otherwisehideous existence.
Oh, and the baby brother orsister thing. That's pretty cool, too. Though I'd prefer it if my momwould let the doctor tell her what it is she's having, so I don't haveto keep writing brother or sister all the time. Mom says shedoesn't want to know,
since if it's a boy she won't push, due to not wanting to bring anotherY-chromosomed oppressor into the world (Mr G says that is just thehormones talking, but I'm not so sure. My mom can be pretty anti-Ychromosome when she puts her mind to it).
I can't help wondering, as I sithere, listening to some dude whose title I don't know — although in hispurple and gold sash
he looks a little like Mayor McCheese - go on about the cost ofparking-garage time clocks, not to mention parking-garage attendants,what lies in store for me in the coming year. I mean, last year I got:
a. a crown
b. a new stepdad
c. a potential baby brotheror sister, and
d. a handsome, smart, funny boyfriend . . . my heart's one desire.
Sunday, January 3,
Royal Genovian Rose Garden
Poemfor M. M.
Across the deep-blue shining sea,
