that is something i said the other day... it became sort of a scandalous weekend because my housemate, robyn, was in the vagina monologues. imagine toi! and she had to say some very scandalous things... althought not so scandalous as some of the other girls. it is interesting to me (and slightly sad) that a lot of women's supposed freedom seems to be about sexual liberation... they want to have sex, and they are going to get it no matter what. now, wait a minute... what would we think about boys talking this way?
there were definately some funny bits, but the best part of the whole night was robyn's own monologue. she wrote one herself, about abstinence and purity, and it was such a beautiful end to the night. she stood out like the most beautiful girl in the room. i am going to try to get a copy of it to post on here. but basically it was about waiting for that one right person, until you are married. we all had tears in our eyes.
the quote came from a talk about racy underwear.
it has been so nice out as of late, and on friday i finally got to blow the dust off my snowboard and get out to st. sauveur with mattie, benoit, and pat. and a bunch of youth unltd kids. it was such a glorious day, i don't think i've ever had a more glorious day (except the time nancy and i went to sunshine may long weekend and burned our faces so bad that it hurt to sleep on our pillows!).
another week of school is starting, and how can there be 8 weeks of school left? i am pumped for summer. many weddings, and who knows what else.
anyhow, i'm out.
1 comment:
yes,
it is rather deceptive that sexual freedom seems to equal sexual "liberation". more, i think that freedom should be a better reason to wait! i mean, now that women aren't "sold" or "given" into marriage, but given the opportunity to find love on their own terms, i'd think that would be reason to do just that.
but who am i to say, i'm just a boy. and not a very wise boy, at that.
anyway, blessing to you kate! i hope that you are spectacular!
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