yes, mrs. m'am
The kids are out of town. (And by kids I mean my younger brother and sister who, pretty much, are more my kids than anything, and are so hereby dubbed "The kids.") Quite frankly, at this point, I'm wondering how I ever managed to live in a different city than them. I came home from work to a disturbingly quiet and clean house, and am not entirely sure what to do with myself.
My friends think I'm crazy, of course (and they may have a point...), for taking on so much responsibility when I should be going out every night and living whatever life it is girls my age are supposed to be living, but I can't help but feeling like I aged ten years faster than all my friends and that that kind of life is now outdated.
I guess it doesn't help that every which way my errands take me, I'm bombarded by titles such as M'am and--gasp--the occasional Mrs. Now, I do wear a ring on my ring finger (long story short: for personal reasons), but I'm never quite ready for the blow of hearing the Mrs. It seems that while I was driving to softball practices and cooking dinners ten years of my life flew by, and now I'm just Mrs. M'am sitting in a way too quiet, way too clean house wishing the kids were home.
