I think about you all the time.
I can’t shake it from my head … I wonder about who you’re with, what you’re wearing. I can picture you in that flashy, new negligee I bought you. You haven’t seen it yet, but it’s sitting safely in a cupboard at home.
I’ve got a spot for you right next to it.
It’s not like I’m utterly consumed by you. It’s kind of the other way around. HA. It’s more like I enjoy “intense research.” You know what I mean? Of course you do. You understand me so well, sometimes I like to think you were made just for me.
It’s probably true, you know. We share so many friends. They talk about you almost as much as I do. But I don’t know if they’re as committed to you as I am. For others, you’re du jour, a fad. They’ll pay attention to you for a while, but I know that what we have will last FOREVER.
I get emails about you every day. Well, they’re email alerts, but it still makes me feel like we’re close. I love it when they ping my inbox overnight. I get so excited to see them – and read about you – when I first wake up. But you can’t actually email me, can you? Gosh, that would be so GREAT. It makes me jealous that so many other people get to spend so much more time with you than I do.
Have you seen any of my recent posts? They’re all about you. I think they can be kind of wordy and nerdy, but to you, they probably read like poetry. Sometimes I blush at how rhythmic it all feels, thoughts and words flowing in waves from my brain to my fingertips to a keyboard. You’re the perfect muse – inspiring me as I type away. I could STARE AT YOU FOR HOURS.
I love talking about you, even though sometimes you can be ice cold.
I love reading about you, even though people all over enjoy your company without me.
But most of all, I love writing about you, even though you never comment on my posts.
I love you, beer, but sometimes this whole blogging thing makes me feel a little too OBSESSED.
This (intentionally over-the-top) post is part of multiple essays from Mid-Atlantic beer bloggers focusing on how we feel blogging has impacted our relationship with beer. Make sure to check out these posts, too:
- Josh from Short on Beer
- Douglas from Baltimore Bistros & Beer
- Jake from Hipster Brewfus
- Oliver from Literature and Libation
- Liz from Naptown Pint
+Bryan Roth
“Don’t drink to get drunk. Drink to enjoy life.” — Jack Kerouac
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