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Last week, just last week. I had several moments where I thought I had open heart surgery and you could see all the crazy emotions melting like lava. 
My chest was wide open and you could see everything. 
Wide, very wide. 
I closed that sucker up real fast. 
Hello? 
Yes, hello. 
Adele gently caused a commotion in the middle of my chest. 
Got my fingers feeling like carpal tunnel or neuropathy. 
I wrung them over and over again. 
I honestly didn't want to get text happy. 
But I wrote something. 
It was different.
It was me telling you that I hope you're not waiting for that hello.
You know, that one call that changes everything. 
Last week. 
This week, back to grey. 
Back to waiting for heart flutter to meet blank pages.


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