Lumberjack and I are officially in a long distance...er...something.
As I've said before he lives in Timmins, which is 8 hours away. Lucky for me he works on the road and that brings him near me fairly regularly.
But not lately and not in the near future.
They have him traveling all over northern Ontario.
Not sure when he'll be back to where the snow has been gone for over a month. (seriously his plans last weekend included keeping beer cold in a snow bank*. It was 24C where I was, and thats tanning weather!)
Was I premature in saying that long distance would work? Does it ever work? The only time it makes sense is in short predetermined lengths of time (you know a 3 month internship out of town sort of thing). We are long distance indefinitely. No end point. We never even had a relationship in order to base this on. It seems crazy to be even attempting a relationship. Yet when I climb into bed at night its his arms I wish it was his chest my head rested on, his arms around me.
I'm hesitant to call him my boyfriend. I don't feel like a girlfriend. We talk regularly. We laugh. We complain about how long its been since we've seen each other, taking comfort in the fact that the other feels the same way.
Ultimately it comes down to the fact our lives are kilometers apart. 682km. Can that distance be bridged?
We are tied together by threads.
Thread can be incredibly strong, or snap in an instant.
*note I originally wrote this a few weeks ago and am hoping that the snow has finally melted up there, however they are calling for some this weekend.
Long distance relationships are as good as they last.
ReplyDeleteThen they end, and you swear you'll never get into one again.
Then you do.
Because they are as good, as they last.