tigheland
Thursday, February 20, 2014
Go fuck yourself.
I HATE you because I am alone.
I hate you because you taught me what it is to love.
I hate you because you replaced me.
With someone who looks exactly like me.
I hate you for making me vulnerable.
I hate you because you treated me like shit.
I hate you for letting me.
I hate you because you took advantage of me.
I hate you because you cheated.
I hate you because you came clean.
I hate you because you made me feel like an asshole.
I hate you because you made me feel alone.
I hate you so much because you made me weak. You turned me into the person I despise. You turned me into the shameless, hurt, objectified, jaded person I am.
I fucking hate you.
I hate you so much and I hope your love dies.
I hate you.
I hate you.
Fuck you so much.
I hate you.
I hate you because you brought hate into my life.
I hate you because you made love to me.
I hate you because you made me love.
I hate you because you made a promise.
I hate you for being selfish.
I hate you for manipulation.
I hate you for opening my heart.
I hate you for taking advantage of it.
I hate you for leaving.
I hate you for coming back.
I hate you for jading me.
I hate you for jading me.
I HATE YOU for jading me.
I hate you for this right now.
I hate you for this so much.
FUCK. I fucking want to punch you in the face.
I hate you for all of it. God. I hate you so much for the way you've made me feel.
I hate you because I know I deserve better.
I hate you because I should be happy for my friends.
I hate you because I have pulled away.
I hate you because you changed me.
I hate you because I sobbed.
I hate you because you don't give a shit.
But most of all.. I hate you for making me hate me.
But thank you for ruling out all the rest that's are just like you out.
Because there are so many.
Selfish.
Dark.
Manipulative.
Awful.
Disposable....
Go fuck yourself.
And do it with a steak knife.
Tuesday, August 21, 2012
Stop Requested, a preview...
Lets call her a plus sized woman. With nappy blonde hair and rainboots. She fills the coin slot and announces to the #66 bus, Scrunchies are back. Well, she didnt actually say the words out loud but her -Jan Brady- pony flip and offensive dye job said everything that needed to be said. Statements without words are far more effective if you ask me.
I vaguely remember the scent of potent coffee in my left nostril and feel of the single strap gap bag buckling to my chest as if it knew there was something terribly wrong with this scenario. I wished nothing more than diarrhea on this unfortunate soul standing before me. My teenage angst and judgemental disposition would never be the same. I had finally had the "ah ha moment" Oprah raved about season after season. In this moment of absolute scrunchie induced rage, I accepted the fact that my mother had ruined me for all eternity. Yea, ok it's a stretch but you'll get to know her and understand why she is the reason my life was turned upside down by a tacky piece of fabric attached to the abomination that was this deamon spawn woman's head.
As we continued down Harvard Avenue I became transfixed with the scrunchie. I needed to understand in it's entirety why this woman had experienced such despair in her life that she felt like a scrunchie was just an acceptable part of her everyday life. It wasn't like she was unattractive. She had something going for her... I mean, I don't remember what that was because... FUCK! That scrunchie was revolting. But who broke her heart? Where did her self esteem go? What was the meaning of life? Gross, scrunchies ruin perfectly beautiful days.
I press the piece of yellow tape against the wall of the bus as I approach Brookline Avenue. "Stop Requested" lights up above the windshield on #66. I sigh and think to myself, "Ugh! This is the worst morning of my life."
Altthough, there was something about that light, "Stop Requested." I didn't understand it or really think too much about it at the time but, you know that deja vu feeling you get and it's almost indescribable? Yea, that's how I felt for weeks while taking the 66. It happened on the trolley as well. Every time, without fail. Happiness would consume my soul every time I was the one to illuminate that light. Most people go about their lives with the push of yellow tape, dreading that the are going to work the second they step onto the sidewalk. Me, on the other hand... something exciting, unexpected waited for me every time I pushed that tape. Something to see, learn, experience was on the other side of the doors and I couldn't wait to find out what it was.
Monday, June 18, 2012
Down the doughnut hole....
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
KONY 2012
I love how well thought out and executed this entire idea is. I feel like we're all going to look back one day and remember KONY as being the first of many events that changed our culture(s)
Friday, December 30, 2011
Hillary Clinton's United Nations Speech
While watching this I had about 75,000 mental notes to write on my blog. But then I watched it again and realized there was nothing more to say other than, I kind of wish she went with an up do. Hillary for president!
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Wonderland
After attending a beautiful dinner with some friends who don't know the meaning of the word 'simple,' out came a fabulously appointed basket of autumn treats. They paired pumpkin muffins and chewy toffee chocolate cookies with spiked warm apple cider. The chocolate peanut butter fudge squares sang to my taste buds. But best of all was the gingerbread jar cake. After you screw the top off the vintage mason jar, the cake slides out in an almost phallic manor creating a few rosey cheeks and adolescent chuckles. It's delicious cinnamon undertones compliment the rich texture but best off all is the experience of opening the jar.
I had to know where to purchase a few of my own to bring to family events or send to people for special occasions. This is where things get tricky. And I suppose I shouldn't have expected any less of my well to do friends. 'Wonderland' is a one woman show catering to a high end Hamptons type of clientele. I picture a display kitchen somewhere in shelter island with spice racks and a rustic rocking chair on the porch. Luckily, my haute dessert needs will not go unfed because I talked my friend into sending me the contact information. The good news? Wonderland's most cost efficient basket goes for a mere $60. But, contact in advance because Wonderland is in fairly high demand and is known to turn people down. The girls at work are going to love me tonight.
Get your wonderland on.
WonderlandLC@Gmail.com

