"dejar, abandonar" (give up)

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Posted by RickFeliz on November 23, 2000 at 06:19:04:

I give up. dejo. abandono.

I'll never understand her. She's two different persons. I love being with her "outside of work". Then she's a busy single mother hustling to make a living, cook the meals, educate her son, save money for the future, and learn English for her job. I love being with her "outside of work".

Tonight I was delivering some "mensajes" (messages) to her at work and what a difference. If I'd first met her at "work" in the Chicago Club, I don't think we'd ever hit it off or lasted this long. I really don't like her when she's "working". She like a female Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde.

"dejo. abandono" (I give up). I'll never understand her.

Regards,
RickFeliz


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