your tuesday girl

let's get serious she says.

i don't want to be

your tuesday gal.

i want the weekends too.

so i agree, reluctantly.

let's take a trip, and see

how we are together on

the road, and so we do.

let's move in together,

she says,

it's much more

convenient, and cheaper

to live as two.

again, i say yes.

let's get engaged.

so i buy her the ring.

let's set a date.

i say next year, she says

why wait,

let's get married, and once

more i say okay,

next week would be great.

let's get a cat, a dog,

why not,

i say. why not.

let's a have child. sure, sure.

let's.  and then have another

for a matching pair.

let's get a bigger house

with a bigger yard.

okay. i agree once more.

twenty years goes by

in a flash and then she turns

to me one night and says,

i don't think it's working out

anymore. let's split up, 

separate, let's get a divorce.

sure, i tell her.

once again you're right.

i'll see you in court.