_ _ _ _ _ nce makes the heart grow fonder
Life certainly has its way of instructing.
At some point in life you’ll learn to control your anger, and perhaps not bust out over road-rage. Or overcome low self esteem and view youself for the true potential that you are.
To find your perfect match in a partner is one of my life’s lessons.
And when I say perfect match I do mean it.
Perfectly complimentary.
She’s got personality, she’s got quirk, and she’s got the radiant aura and eyes that glow like miniature galaxies.
We get along like a house on fire that’s made of pure magnesium.
We both ‘get’ each other in shameless humanity. But as always things are never so easy. Life will instruct. Things are never this easy.
The lesson? Patience.
She’s 6000 kilometres away in Brisbane. She was over here to see me for just 12 days.
They flittered by. Days melted into the next which were dissected with rolls of film.
And it’s that which I rely on to get through the next 6 months before seeing her again.
Till then. It’s one day at a time.
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June 21st, 2009 at 12:14 pm
This…is pure Karma.
You need to be very careful what you wish for.
You wish for finding your perfect match? All those times you’ve wondered if they were out there. Wondering if there was someone that would just ‘click’ with you. Someone that feels like you’ve known for several lifetimes…and half the time you don’t even need to speak because the communication transcends space and time.
Well…if you want it bad enough, Karma will show her to you…but she will be on the other side of the country or the world.
That is what Karma is and that is what Karma does.
My best advice to you (in future) is not to wish for anything unless you’re willing to pay the price…and Karma ALWAYS has an extremely high price.
March 26th, 2010 at 2:05 pm
I stumbled across your blog looking for small bars, but somehow ended up on this post. I felt compelled to tell you how beautiful a tribute I thought it was.
There are many who never learn to understand what it means to hold someone close even while they are thousands of km away. Unfortunately, it doesn’t make it any easier. My now-marriage began with many spans of months apart too, but it is/was worth every minute.
I hope you and your partner are together now, and enjoying the eye-burning magnesium sparks.
March 26th, 2010 at 2:27 pm
Thanks Elizabeth,
My partner and I have both been together since. She has moved over from Brisbane and we are living together. Love is so much fun.
Hope you and your partner too have eyes that burn in delight.