Three Night Stand

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    Hey,

    I am again dressed, nothing glamorous just ordinary clothes, but this is the third consequtive night. Nothing commonplace about this occurance, as it may not repeat itself for a while and so every moment should be a relaxed treasure.

    Sorry about last night's post. When I read through this morning the fuel (It was a meek Cabarnet Sauvignon) was evident and frankly during the day the headache that built up during the morning was a reminder enough of what I had typed. Not that I regret the content, but it did all spill out quite quickly didn't it, like an ultra-thin 5p shopping bag with too many contents, I feel I let rip and let it all go. No escaping no picking up the pieces and pretending it didn't, doesn't or may not happen after that..

    Thank you to Traci (Dear Traci) for a lovely heartfelt comment in return. I stretch out my arms across the pond and hug for a brief moment..

    I have wondered about changing my name. My pseudonym which I have become accustomed to, has an artificiality about it that rings more of a drag queen (no offence girls) and less of the woman that I have ackowledge I am. Helen Blackwell may sound like a District Nurse to some who may be familiar with BBC Drama's set in working-class middle England, but it is painfully bland, grounded and oh so honest. Hmmn, but perhaps Rachel it should remain for now.

    Drabness - the outward appearance at least will return tomorrow.

    Have a lovely weekend all.

    Rachel x

     

2 comments
  • Suzy Russell I like your name. I only chose Suzy because I like the sound of it, although there are other names I prefer. If you are comfortable and happy with Rachel, then stick to it.
  • Traci Lee O'Gara It's funny, but the name I use comes from two sources. First, Traci, is the name my mother would have called me had I been born female. Her spelling would have been "Tracey". And the "O'Gara" comes from my mother's side...hence, Traci O'Gara....  more