Jul 27 2008
Runaway Bride
And
finally, the season of breeding comes up.
Not
just the birds
who wanna breed, but finally a few of my fellas are seduced to
taste the joy of the bridal bed.
Don’t
ask when my turn is. I’m still waiting Brad Pitt to divorce Angelina.
My friend got married this week at Turangga. She told it by SMS.
She’s already e-mailed me about it before, too.
I was planning to come, but my Dad didn’t bless me to go.
“Why didn’t she invite
you directly? Is she really inviting you or not?” he said.
My
father still believes that a wedding invitation must be posted to each address,
not sent by the phone rate or even e-mails.
I defended my friend who didn’t know my address.
According to my father, she could’ve asked me before.
I said, she might haven’t had enough money to buy stamps
and
printing invitations.
My father considered it that I was in the bottom list for
invitation.
I really wanna tell him to shut up, but I was afraid of Heaven.
Finally
I asked my fellas why they didn’t post their wedding invitation.
And
they were variety answers:
1. “I know much about how to design an apartment.
But I don’t know how to design an invitation.”
2. “My mother has taken all of the invitations to invite her fellas
whom I never know and she doesn’t leave me any. She really wanna show off her
new son-in-law.”
3. “I don’t know that you’re still in
Bandung
, Vic.
I thought you’d ran abroad with your boyfriend. So I lost your
home address.
By the way, where da hell is your address?”
4. “Well, Mr Postman who works in my district has been an elderly.
I think it’s time for him to get retired.
It’ll be good if I decrease his job by not burdening him with a
pile of wedding invitations.”
But we do need to send our wedding invitation, don’t we?
“Absolutely!” said my fellas instead.
“To tell our ex-s so they don’t need to chase us anymore!”
The
dark future about the possibility to be shown off to my mother’s fellas whom I
never knew, also the pity to Mr Postman who loads too many mails, make me wish
to be a runaway bride so I don’t need to annoy anybody else.
Married
on our own.. Only me, my baby, and God.
My
mother refuses that idea instead. ”You embarrass
your parents,” she angers.
“Mom, being a runaway
bride is healthy,” I said cool.
“Imagine how much fat that we can burn by being a bride who
runaway?”






