Jul 15
I think I took a tennis class in college
jesus christ I can’t remember but it sounds strangely plausible
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I think I took a tennis class in college
jesus christ I can’t remember but it sounds strangely plausible
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Getting older is waking up and thinking you’re hungover, then remembering . . . nope, this is just who I am now.
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Come on man, come get your joy, your kicks, your darkness— You’re too steeped in self-hate, tar and tinder to depression; You’re too bound up to leave any lasting impression. Spring snow clears to uncover tubers— shoots armed with the quick draw of wit— a shorthand too swift for ears untrained. Words, like Parthian horsemen in flight, let syllables loose, fixed on fueling the pyre; may their heat singe someone.
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A fun aging thing: so I have big ole eyebrows. Got em from my dad. My dad has eyebrows so big and poofy, they will actually wave in the wind. He has to wax them down or they become disheveled. I call them Gandalf brows. Mine are the slightly more feminine/tame version: still large and thick, but not as poofy.
HOWEVER. Within the last year. My left (only the left!) eyebrow has started spontaneously coming out with individual hairs that are almost the length of my whole eyebrow. One of which, critically, was SILVER, literally my first gray hair. The poof potential of these hairs is undeniable.
This leaves me breathless with anticipation. Will my eyebrows become even More? Will they go silver, like my dad's hair did really early, and like honest-to-goodness silver, not gray? Will I have immense silver eyebrows (perhaps, like a certain wizard, long and bushy enough to stick out past the brim of my hat?) while the rest of my hair remains unchanged? How weird will that look? Will I have the courage to rock it? We shall have to See.
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