I'm a Suburban SAHW Groupie
DH is only in his late twenties and he seems to be experiencing something of a mid-life crisis. He is trying to capture some of his youth before it slips away. Some could argue that it is mid-life for him because it seems as though he was born 30 years old.
You know how it is: boys and their toys. First it was the huge flat screen television; the masterpiece of art hanging above the mantel. Then it was the need to feel cool while walking into work wearing his tailored suits, French-cuff shirts and an I-pod. Last week DH walks into the house grinning from ear-to-ear and carrying a guitar.
He has been diligently practicing and has determined that he will be a “rocker” one way or another. Saturday night we went to a jazz club and his mouth was on the floor as he was watching the guitarist’s fingers pluck note-to-note creating fantastic sounds and emoting feelings of euphoria.
Yesterday, we were out and about doing the weekend chore circuit. DH receives an annoying work related call which lasted about an hour (I just love when this happens and I get to sit in the car staring off into parking lots of the suburban shopping frenzy). After the call, DH starts the car and angrily speeds off. We arrive at the undisclosed destination: the Guitar Center store.
Inside, it feels like an amusement park. Guitars of all shapes and colors line the walls with their dangling wires swinging like vines. Stacks upon stacks of amps piled in a haphazard fashion, serve as aisles. One was thrust in the middle of an oasis of freedom and creativity. Boys and men were sprawled all throughout the stacks, cradling one of the beloved guitars, trying their hand at rock-stardom.
The deep-throated bass sounds, coupled with the finger nail on black-board-like screeches, and various attempts, good and bad, of replicating masters such as Stairway to Heaven and Foxy Lady, swirled round and round as a carousel of fun.
I suppose I should be annoyed by these boyish antics, but honestly, I find my rock-star to be quite sexy!
10 Comments:
lol cool! :) I am glad I'm not the only one.. I'm 26 and am very deeply in a mid life crisis. It drives me INSANE. *sigh*
well actually the proper term is "quarter life crisis" and it actually is a very real phenomenon... a book after the name has been penned a few years ago. It gives no advice on how to get over it but at least makse you feel less alone.
"quarter life crisis" hun..something new and seems interesting
Do women feel same with age #s at 25, 30, 35, 40 etc?
btw what is SAHW groupie?
LOL Aisha
Mystic, SAHW is Stay at Home Wife )SAHM is Stay at Home Mom) and Groupie refers to one who follows a rock band
heh heh well I like it that often desi men are eager to maintain a good appearance even if it seems too "posh." At least you don't have one of those husbands who wears hole filled old T-shirts and forgets to comb his hair :) I like a sharp dressed man...:)
rock on, your husband sounds cool!
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LOL, that is cute. My dh is going through the same thing, except that he wants to learn how to play the cello. and he wants me to learn an instrument with him(I used to play the violin when I was a kid, so who knows, maybe we will become a string duet...)
But what is to be done about Pemberley?
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