What happens when you come across information you don’t want to know?
I now understand the mindset of my mother when I told her I was moving out for the first time. Her typical response was, “Sure. Whatever.” That was the response six months before, three months before, and two months before. When I told her I’d put down a deposit on my apartment she looked at me in utter shock and said, “What? You never told me you were moving out!”
I ran into someone that we had mutual acquaintances. We talked for a good hour about many things, but the main subject being my significant other. By the end of the conversation I could tell that she was really upset. Not knowing why and being I didn’t know her very well, I didn’t pry.
Now I get an email saying, “You need to think long and hard and then ask yourself if you really want to know why I’m upset.” Do I? I mean really, If it’s going to affect what I have going on, really? I don’t reply. It’s not important to me. She is not a friend, not even an acquaintance that I like, so let it go.
The next email, “or you can keep living in ignorance... and have him try to explain that I'm delusional (as he tried to say about you, yesterday)” I shake my head. This is not happening. I really think she wants a chick fight. I don’t bite. I don’t care. Maybe in six months I’ll look back and say, “What you never told me …” but for now I’m blissful living in ignorance.
Character Development
Character Development
2010-06-24T10:46:00-07:00
Jeannie
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Jeannie Hart is a published writer, who works in diverse fields of the industry. She has had pieces published through local and national websites, indie papers, and magazines.
Currently Jeannie is revising her next novel ‘Road to Revolution’. And is in the process of drafting ‘Chicago is Dead’.
Ray Bradbury sums up her current writing situation nicely, "quantity produces quality. If you only write a few things, you're doomed."
Currently Jeannie is revising her next novel ‘Road to Revolution’. And is in the process of drafting ‘Chicago is Dead’.
Ray Bradbury sums up her current writing situation nicely, "quantity produces quality. If you only write a few things, you're doomed."
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