It turned out that the age gap between her little ones was a month shorter than the one between mine. However, we were leagues apart, I could tell, she could tell. She was dressed immaculately with a row of beads, earrings and presentable hair, her jeans neatly pressed and the children behaving themselves in that special way that other peoples children do. Me, on the other hand, was wearing my 'fat' combat trousers, carefully taken straight from the tumble dryer and covered in mud despite only having walked a few yards in them. A slightly grubby ski jacket, hair that frizzed the moment I stepped out from the door and the piece de resistance a nice sort of sore red patch under my nose from my cold. I was also at that point still dangling from the other end of a set of reins. Not the winning end. I think I need to move to somewhere less suburban.
1 hour ago
















0 comments:
Post a Comment