I felt the rise of that old familiar feeling. I hated it. I welcomed it.
Picture this:
You and I, years and years from now, cruising along some coastal highway with the top down,
stereo blasting, the wind whipping our hair. Whatever we want to do, we do it.
No agenda, no schedule, nobody else to worry about.
We travel the country buying silly t-shirts and sending postcards, stopping at tiny roadside cafes in search of the world's best blueberry pie.
No hurry. No rush. Relaxing in the comfort of a lifetime of companionship. You and I... lovers, friends, partners on this road of life.
You and I, years and years from now, cruising along some coastal highway with the top down,
stereo blasting, the wind whipping our hair. Whatever we want to do, we do it.
No agenda, no schedule, nobody else to worry about.
We travel the country buying silly t-shirts and sending postcards, stopping at tiny roadside cafes in search of the world's best blueberry pie.
No hurry. No rush. Relaxing in the comfort of a lifetime of companionship. You and I... lovers, friends, partners on this road of life.