PH and the Two Js
Guess what was finished today... the Procedure Handbook!!!!!
Okay, enough about that.
There is something I have been meaning to address and I will do it now.
First of all, I do not like it when people presume to know what I am thinking or what I feel or who I side with. I am my own person and I will tell you these things. When you assume, you make an ass out of you and me.
Secondly, Jamie, it was very hard to live with you. I never really felt welcome in my own apartment. I felt like I was being trained and, towards the end of our time together, like we didn't even know each other. As I have been saying, being roommates is like being married - without the mushy love, rings, or sex. Where one lacks, the other should pick up. When one can't complete his or her fair share, the other, out of respect and friendship, should compensate. Even if that means touching dirty dishes.
However, I can never feel differently about you. We may have had our differences, but throwing so many years of friendship away because of 2 1/2 bad months would be even worse. I still love you like my sister and know that we will recover from these troubled times.
Now, Jen, I don't know what you and Jamie went through, but don't you think it's time you got over it? We didn't "kick you out" as you say. That's right, we. I've been very upset with your outlashings against any of the involved and uninvolved parties.
Now it's over. Let's all grow up and move on.
Evan
Okay, enough about that.
There is something I have been meaning to address and I will do it now.
First of all, I do not like it when people presume to know what I am thinking or what I feel or who I side with. I am my own person and I will tell you these things. When you assume, you make an ass out of you and me.
Secondly, Jamie, it was very hard to live with you. I never really felt welcome in my own apartment. I felt like I was being trained and, towards the end of our time together, like we didn't even know each other. As I have been saying, being roommates is like being married - without the mushy love, rings, or sex. Where one lacks, the other should pick up. When one can't complete his or her fair share, the other, out of respect and friendship, should compensate. Even if that means touching dirty dishes.
However, I can never feel differently about you. We may have had our differences, but throwing so many years of friendship away because of 2 1/2 bad months would be even worse. I still love you like my sister and know that we will recover from these troubled times.
Now, Jen, I don't know what you and Jamie went through, but don't you think it's time you got over it? We didn't "kick you out" as you say. That's right, we. I've been very upset with your outlashings against any of the involved and uninvolved parties.
Now it's over. Let's all grow up and move on.
Evan