Meanwhile, back at the ranch, the single life makeover continued. I found it useful, yea, even necessary, to move forward with the single life by doing a renovation of the visual images around the crib. That's the reason I gathered up the displayed "married couple" photos and promptly removed them from their frames. Though it would be a while before I got rid of these ghosts from my past life, at least I wouldn't have them staring me in the face all throughout the house.
As a temporary measure, on my way home from church one Sunday afternoon, I stopped at the mall to take pictures in one of those little photo booths. With the freshly shot single pictures in tow, it was off to a nearby business store to get a few of the new images enlarged. Until I could get professional ones done, the booth photos filled a few of the frames quite nicely. The rest of the frames were retired to a storage bin.
The Singleness of Fedora C.
Meet Fedora C.—an opinionated, outspoken, sometimes politically incorrect, divorcee who blogs about her new direction in life as a
middle-aged single person. In actuality, Fedora C. isn't a real person; she's a prototype or model of a class of single women just like her.
Tell 'em you heard it from your girl, Fedora C.
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