Healing Thoughts
Copyright© 2007 by Nyramilac
Chapter 2
The alarm was beeping repetitively in the most obnoxious pitch. Rolling over I smacked it into silence while relishing the last bit of comfortable warmth. Since I was more of a morning person John was still sleeping soundly beside me. Slipping from the cozy warmth and comfort I padded in my sleep shirt around the bed to the door. Before exiting I did my morning ritual, two kisses on my husband's sleeping temples singing a silly little song.
"Gray hair, gray hair, come back when he doesn't care."
It was a circular trip to the shower, first a brief stop to potty then into the kitchen to start the coffee, back to the steaming shower. John was the one that always sung in the shower while I preferred to enjoy the quiet sounds of water hitting tile. Washing my shoulder length mousey brown hair and leaving conditioner in I turned to shaving my legs. Why is it that every other day one must shave to avoid looking like an ape? As the razor moved easily I pondered the hair follicles. They did not even really serve much purpose in this day and age; really they should just die off. Next I turned my razor to my underarms and thought the same thing with each swish of the pink bladed plastic.
Rinsing off I realized my arms were not even tired from the work out yesterday. Looking at my right bicep I flexed it and was shocked to see the skin move and tighten. Perhaps all I needed to do was stick with it and I could change. Hidden inside me was an attractive woman who could make her husband interested in her. I could feel her tapping on my skin, trying to break out. While I dried off I vowed to do just that.
Clad in my extra large eggplant colored towel I ventured back into the bedroom to get dressed. Since it was May it was warm in the afternoons but still chilly in the morning so I picked a simple cotton dress with a matching knit sweater. The dress lacked any type of shaping and simply hung from my shoulders and large breasts down to my calves. It was several years out of date but since I only wore this style in spring it was in good condition. Stepping into sandals I tried to get John motivated.
"Come on dear, its 7:45 already. I need to be at the station by 8."
I left him grumbling to fix my lunch and coffee. Rather than a heaping Tupperware full of leftovers I put in a can of veggies and peanut butter and jelly sandwich. I could grab an apple at work if this wasn't enough. Soon I had our travel cups ready and my bag slung over my shoulder, new pattern, skein of yarn and needles beside my lunch sack. With barely a minute to spare John hustled down the stairs damp headed. He always drove me to the train station on his way to work, that way we did not have to pay for parking and since it was only about two miles from home we could get there quickly.
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