Love lessons

As time goes by, I'm always learning new things, adapting to being in a committed relationship. Some things are easy to learn, while others take more time to sink in. Thankfully, part of love is being patient, and Joe's got patience in abundance. Being in love means many things, including being able to accept the other person's quirks, and I'm glad of that.

It seems like as time goes on, most of what's left to be worked out is in my head. I don't know why things are so much easier for him, so straightforward and uncomplicated, but I wish I could be like that. I wish I didn't have so many things to work through, even after all of the progress I've made. I guess I've still got a bit left to do. But after tonight, at least it's starting to sink in that it's okay, that he loves me no matter what and he doesn't think of me as frustrating or as a pain, even when I feel like that's what I'm being.

Meanwhile...

Joe and I watched the WWF WWE Raw homecoming special tonight, and man, was it kickass. Hacksaw Jim Duggan was there, as was Koko B. Ware, and "The Million Dollar Man" Ted DeBiase, and Jimmy "Mouth of the South" Hart, and Nikolai Volkov, and Superfly Jimmy Snuka. There were matches with the newer people, which I'm actually starting to get into a bit (oh geez, it's sucking me in again), but the coolest part was when one of the newer guys came out into the ring where all of the "legends" were standing and started mocking them, and they started beating on him, all of these old guys showing that they can still kick some ass. And then, when they got the guy lying down on the mat, Superfly himself climbed up on the turnbuckle and did his signature leap to finish him off -- he's freakin' 62, and it took him a little while to climb up there, but damn, was that cool.