When romance deserts you for five weeks for a fluttering sojourn in the mystic spice lands, you will take whatever grinds are left in romance's mortar. So with a pinch of my nose and a hand over my eyes, I fully opened my mouth and took a taste of bromances.
Much like a romance, there will be a lot of phone calls, text messages, emails and initially, some degree of miscommunication and misinterpretation, but as time progresses, you come to appreciate what the bro has to offer you. Be it a hilarious tale of woe and win or scandalous and salacious gossip or idle mutterings and musings, you just can't get enough.
And like a romance, it will involve late breakfasts, late brunches, late lunches, late afternoon teas, late dinners, late suppers, late night coffee runs, late night congee runs, late night noodles, late night deep fired sticks dipped in silky smooth chocolate, late night window browsing, late night magazine flipping, late night movies and my favourite, late night cocktails And when all that is done and done, a late night curl into bed and sleep.
But unlike a romance, a bromance will and does come to an end. There are just some things too good to hold forever onto.
And with the demise of bromance comes the inevitable post morning frantic clean up before romance returns.
posted by tykang @ 4/26/2008 11:06:00 PM
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