Last Saturday night I took Loverman roller skating for the first time since I broke my ankle. I was excited, but I was also a little scared about the feelings I would have while I was there…
- Would I cry because I wouldn’t be able to roller skate (I didn’t, but I did afterward, and I kind of am a little bit now — I think it might be a touch of PMS, though 😉 )?
- Would I just sit there, alone and bored, waiting for it to be over because I didn’t want to stop Loverman from having such a good time?
- Would anyone remember me?
- Would I get jealous of Loverman because everyone was paying attention to him and not me?
It wasn’t any of that!
The second I walked in the door (hobbled really, because I’m still on these pesky crutches) all of our friends rushed over to us! The feeling was amazing! Until roller skating, I never felt like I belonged to a group. Loverman was given his overdue Christmas present (I mentioned in a previous post that there is a girl there that I think has a crush on him) and I got to sit and talk with different people the entire evening. In fact, so much that the time absolutely flew by and before I knew it, Adult Skate was over for the night. And I hadn’t really gotten to watch Loverman skate at all…
I thought I would be more sad because I wouldn’t be able do what I most like to do (besides knockin’ da boots 😉 ). I never thought that the people that we skate with would miss me. I knew they would miss Loverman! He’s such an awesome skater and a whole bunch of the guys like skating with him. But I figured that I would just fade away like an evening shadow. I don’t know why… We’ve been skating together there pretty much every Saturday night for the last two years! Why wouldn’t they miss me, too?
Now, as I sit here writing about it, all I can think about is how I want my ankle to get better so I can go skating again! Oh, how I miss my skate nights with my sexy Loverman… We have this backwards skate step that we do together during the slow, couples songs that no one else can do… And I didn’t realize until now how much I miss “my skatin’ peeps”.
I know I will get better and that everything will be “back to normal” soon, but sitting around waiting is driving me batty!
I’m happy for you. Real friends don’t forget and looks like you found a bunch in your skating group. Wishing you a fast , speedy recovery on your knee. A fun post. Thanks.
What a sweet thing to say! Thank you very much 🙂
in the meantime, you can do other things that don’t need to move your ankles a lot, wish you a quick recovery for your ankle!
You are so right 😉
Thank you!!!