It is becoming clear to me that the reason for my “writer’s block” these past few weeks
has NOT
been due to a lack of material as I erroneously thought. In fact,
quite the opposite: TOO MUCH!
The question is…what parts of the material to share (ALL!?...certainly
not! …)
Everyone claims they want full disclosure, but most can’t
really handle it.
Or are you my readers the select few that can?
And so, the challenge has been in channelling my energies into
cohesively conveying to you
(select parts of) current trends in Miss Rondo’s life
experiences (so many that they are) …
The result, today’s post. Full disclosure on the other hand is
still a work in progress…
So yesterday, I got a BBM message from …wait for it… Mr Rondo
himself!
Now, don’t forget…memory serves us to rmbr that the Mr &
Miss Rondo unit no longer exists.
And in fact has not existed for a number of years now
(longer than the relationship lasted actually). The
separation, though painful at the time
was amicable… (at
least on Miss Rondo’s part…some things are just not meant to be) …
and both parties have since moved on with their lives.
But today is NOT for that story (I keep posting you, I know…sorry!).
Anyway...Currently, my BBM status message reads “Miss Rondo”
…
and he commented on it saying… (and I quote)
“…u and I (meaning
he and myself) need to talk about the
name Rondo.
U can’t be using it
anyhow o. There’s a premium on it now!...”
I laughed of course (both in the text and out loud) …it was
funny!
First…Rondo was MY creation.
The fact that our temporary association enabled him to
get in on the picture does NOT entitle him to any of the
accolades that stem therefrom.
This is NOT biff, simply fact!... I mean, most people who refer
to Miss Rondo
aren’t even aware that there ever was a Mr…
Not that it’s their fault…
the title is MISS Rondo after all…which is precisely the point MISS…
Number 2: He hadn’t even read the blog as at the time he
sent the message…
So what was he complaining about really?
That the term “Rondo” was something we shared exclusively?
and thus not to be used after the demise of our
relationship?
Which brings me to the crux of today’s matter…