A firend of Josh's was supposed to stay over Wednesday, and I spent the day cleaning the house and he said around noon that he was not sure what time he would be coming over, but he was expecting it to be late. He never showed. He never called. I stayed up late expecting the phone call.
If he turns out to be injured, then he gets a free pass.
Isn't it odd... how doing what some might say is such a minor thing to someone... really says so much. That people seem to fail to understand this really is unacceptable.
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If he turns out to be injured, then he gets a free pass.
If he is in good health, he is a very poor guest.
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If they go missing... I get concerned.
And I'm cheesed about giving up my evening for someone who never showed.
At least the apartment is clean.
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Standing in the *No Pass* line...
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however, in this case, i think i would make an exception.
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