Last weekend I watched the beginning episodes of Sex and the City. The first 2 seasons I never got on DVD and you never really see the first one on re-runs. I just remember the first couple I never really related to the other seasons I totally could relate to.
This how ever now has changed. The first couple shows were my life. Here are a couple examples.
Carries said that there are no single men in there 30’s and the guys in there 40’s are like a Sunday Times crossword puzzle you just can’t figure them out! This is so true NOW back then I would have never thought about guys in there 40’s!
Then there is a scene where Carrie just wants to kiss so she starts seeing a guy in his 20’s. Then she ends up staying over one night and realizes why she stopped dating guys in there 20’s. (his apartment and roommate were a mess)– For some reason this was funny to me enough said…
The other and main comparison was when her married friends didn’t like her by there husbands – it was ok for them when she was dating a guy they were all excited and did couple things but when she was single they didn’t want anything to do with her. – I don’t think I have much to say about this is speaks for it’s self – back in the day when I watched this I didn’t have many married friends so never really had to deal with this NOW this is a different story.
Anyway just wanted to share this with you thought it was funny how art imitates life.
- Jill, Foxy and Ana
- We (my late husband and I) moved to California in December 2008 from Brussels, Belgium. Orginally we are from Minnesota. I have 7 year old papillion-chihuahua mix named Foxy and in January I add a new puppy mill rescue that is 5 years old named Ana. She has taken up alot of my time. My Husband was killed in July 2009 now this is the story of what is happening day to day as a young widow trying to find fun and friends again.
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2 comments:
Same thing happens when you get a divorce. The up side is that once you are over the shock of being a discard, you know for sure who are your true friends. Until the husband makes a pass at you . . .awkward.
Your funny Francoise!
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