My dearest darling,
I'm not sure what happened.
I'm not sure what I could have done differently.
Sure, I neglected you sometimes - but I swear, baby, I loved you.
I wanted us to be together forever. I had plans, baby. Big plans, that we'd live out our lives together. Maybe as a threesome, but you know? I'm cool. It would have been amazing. A rock solid relationship that would have been the envy of all our friends. I knew you'd be there waiting for me, patiently, ready to go at a moment's notice.
And now? Now, you've gone away from me, and it's been made clear that you aren't coming back. That we'll never spend all those hours together on the weekend, or furtively in the morning before I run off for work. That our relationship is over, that we're truly not going to be spending those precious moments together.
I still hold out hope that you'll somehow, some way, come back to me and be a part of my life. Be part of what we once were.
I miss you, baby. I don't want to replace you, but you've left me no choice.
Good bye, sweet Kenmore Gas Dryer. We had something special, and now it's gone.
Yours until the dryer sheets stop spinning,
Suniverse
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[Write a love letter to an inanimate object.]
Appliance Love! I love it!! So what happened to the dryer?
ReplyDeleteYours until the dryer sheets stop spinning,
ReplyDeleteSorry to have to break the bad news to you but I think you will find that they already have stopped spinning...I can suggest Mr Sunshine until you get a replacement ....
Top Tip Don’t try and turn him off, he’s one of those cheaper to leave running in the background models, besides if you break him we are all for the high jump....
Awesome! I'm not that attached to my dryer, I don't do the laundry, Hubby does. He may shed a tear if ours ever dies. If it comes to that, the 2 of you can start a support group!
ReplyDeleteOh my!! Appliances are a girls best friend!! Can you imagine being a mama without them!!?? No thanks!
ReplyDeleteThis was so fun! I am adding it to my list of 5 favorite posts of the week (which I will post tomorrow, so stop on by).
ReplyDeleteThis put the fear of GOD in me because I thought you were talking about your blog.
ReplyDeletePhew.
Now that I've gotten MY feelings out of the way...I'm sorry about your dryer. I do understand the fervor of the woman/appliance relationship. I just hope this is opening the window on a new and possibly even better situation for you but you have to take the time to mourn first.
The Suniverse is very funny! I get emotional when appliances die, too.
ReplyDeleteAh Kenmore. Did you know Sears spelled backwards is sreas? and that somewhere in that word there's a hidden Satanic message, just like in the Beatles records?
ReplyDeleteHow is NaNaWriteNoMore going??
I would write mine to my cast iron frying pan. I love that guy.
ReplyDeleteWhat sucks is that your new dryer will probably never live up to the old one. They just don't make appliances like they used to.
ReplyDeletei thought you were talking about god.
ReplyDeleteNear, far, wherever you are, I believe that the heart does go on.
ReplyDeleteAt first I thought you were talking about your period and hitting menopause. I'm like what a nutter wanting her period for life lol. I clearly have issues. Sorry about your dryer.
ReplyDeleteOh no! Your poor dryer!
ReplyDelete(Brilliantly done. :))
Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful tribute to a very special friend. *tears*
ReplyDeleteSeriously you made me want to screw that dryer...the love was forbidden and sweet...just like I like it ;)
ReplyDeleteAm I the only one thinking this was for a personal massage toy?
ReplyDeleteHa! I wrote a Dear John letter to NaBloPoMo today. Sorry about the dryer. Mine is on death watch, too.
ReplyDeleteWell that's sad, but sometimes a younger, sexier model is all you need to lift your spirits and make you forget "him"...
ReplyDeleteAw. *sniffle* I hope you can both move on without any internet stalking/late-night texting/tearful drives around the block to see if the lights are on. ((hugs))
ReplyDeleteI remember when my dryer died. It coughed. It shook and shuddered. I tried to cover it with a blanket but it shook it off. And then the men came. Those awful men with their gloved hands grabbing at her, pulling her away from her best friend Washer. It was a sad day.
ReplyDeleteI'm so sorry for your loss.
ReplyDeleteDryer sheets?
ReplyDeleteOh crap.
Oh Suniverse. In this day and age no appliance is to be trusted. They are all schmucks. I'm sorry but it is true.
ReplyDeleteWhen I washer died,his buddy went too. The dryer was ready to go, but we needed the washer and dryer to start life at our house at the same time.
ReplyDeleteI'm already planning my vacuum cleaner's eulogy just in case. I love that damn thing.
ReplyDeleteSo sorry to hear of your loss. When I moved out of my last apartment I lost the washer AND dryer. I mourned for months.
ReplyDeleteMy deepest sympathies.
What the fuck are you doing to your appliances Suni!?!? *GRIN*
ReplyDeletexoxo