Flowers
Today I got sent flowers at work. From a real, live, normal boy. With my favourites (freesias) in and everything.
The only flowers I have received prior to this were:
1) A bunch of clapped-out yellow carnations from the petrol station, purchased in a hurry by my then boyfriend's flatmate on his behalf, on Valentines day, when I was about 18
2) The most enormous bouquet I have ever seen in the history of flowers (£100's worth), bought for me by a very bizarre man I accidentally went out with for two weeks. I was ill at my parents suffering from a kidney infection and the 'flu, busy running a temperature of over 100 degrees and hallucinating demons, when the Interflora person arrived with more flowers than anyone knew what to do with, from a man my parents knew nothing about. By the time I finally made it downstairs, the place looked like a funeral parlour
3) The beautiful bouquets I buy for myself on Valentine's Day. Who loves ya honey? Um, nobody. Here, have some of these from Marks & Spencer. And maybe a really big box of biscuits
4) Birthday/sorry I screamed at you and curdled your blood/leaving flowers from my mental former boss
4) Lots from my lovely mum
Reactions at work have been as follows: Who did you sleep with? Have you had a row? Why can't all men send flowers? It won't last, you know, this flower thing. Did you get chocolates as well? Ooh!
Needless to say, I'm very impressed.
The only flowers I have received prior to this were:
1) A bunch of clapped-out yellow carnations from the petrol station, purchased in a hurry by my then boyfriend's flatmate on his behalf, on Valentines day, when I was about 18
2) The most enormous bouquet I have ever seen in the history of flowers (£100's worth), bought for me by a very bizarre man I accidentally went out with for two weeks. I was ill at my parents suffering from a kidney infection and the 'flu, busy running a temperature of over 100 degrees and hallucinating demons, when the Interflora person arrived with more flowers than anyone knew what to do with, from a man my parents knew nothing about. By the time I finally made it downstairs, the place looked like a funeral parlour
3) The beautiful bouquets I buy for myself on Valentine's Day. Who loves ya honey? Um, nobody. Here, have some of these from Marks & Spencer. And maybe a really big box of biscuits
4) Birthday/sorry I screamed at you and curdled your blood/leaving flowers from my mental former boss
4) Lots from my lovely mum
Reactions at work have been as follows: Who did you sleep with? Have you had a row? Why can't all men send flowers? It won't last, you know, this flower thing. Did you get chocolates as well? Ooh!
Needless to say, I'm very impressed.
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a very bizarre man I accidentally went out with for two weeks
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