After a good binge
on Netflix all morning/afternoon reminiscing on old episodes of Private
Practice (TAYE DIGGS YOU BABE), I pulled myself ~almost~ together.I was surprised at
my ability to make it out of the house in one piece. I have noticed a slight
decline in my presentability for the general public: Sweats x sweats x sweats.
(Note: Karl
Lagerfeld believes that once one has reached this point in life, adorning
sweats as a daily ritual, one has lost control of their life. With this
philosophy, the man should really be in the ranks of Socrates and Plato.)
But I am alone in a
big city waiting for a change in lifestyle. Feeling needy, I decided to take
myself out.
I visited the
DeYoung, a fave museum of mine, in Golden Gate Park.
They have had a
long running exhibit dedicated to Bvlgari, the Italian jewelry
powerhouse: La Dolce Vita and Beyond. The stones, the
colors, the designs, the beauty. It was fvcking magical. People are
amazing; creators are amazing.
I continued my day
at the Westfield Mall downtown, because really, who wouldn't.
Classy museum
visits paired with food courts and tourists.
But I told myself I
am classy and fabulous and I deserve it.
*celfie dans la
dressing room de Victoria’s Secret*
Then the remainder
of the night went down like this:
*Me stalling
downtown waiting for a text, simultaneously craving a burger and fries.
*Growing more and
more pathetic waiting and stalling, while various burger establishments close
because San Francisco can’t stay up later than sunset.
*Jesus Christ get a
hold on yourself. DO NOT give up on this hamburger.
*Gets on the next
bus to get that damn burger that should have been eaten 2 damn hours ago.
*checks phone: 1)
time is 945, burger place closes at 10. 2) Said Text message.
********Stupid
asshole**********
And that’s when I
decided the moral of this story:
A man will never
take the place of good food.
And dating yourself
is probably the best/most healthy thing that can ever happen to you.
Treat yoself to
culture and class.
And trashy mall
dates.
Because
you are worth it.
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