So I was thinking today what sort of fantasies I have besides the odd ones or my ones about someone finally realizing I have talent and giving me a chance.
1: When I was a kid I saw a tv show that was talking about this shoe company in England that had been around hundreds of years and had molds of all these famous peoples’ feet because they would make them custom made shoes. Ever since, I’ve daydreamed about having shoes made especially for my feet with my unique problems. And not just a pair of dress shoes that won’t pinch my toes or be so flat inside that they have no arches, but also a pair of sneakers made just for me. That’s it, just two pairs of custom made shoes.
2: Even though I’d kick and scream and fight, part of me has always daydreamed about some guy coming along and doing a whole Pygmalion like training with me.
3: A chance to speak my mind without being interrupted. An entire sentence spoken without a single interruption. (Take note, mom!)
4: Get asked out by a guy who is not my type – but is society’s standard of male beauty – in front of several other people, so they could hear me turn him down, politely of course. Well, I’ve been belittled so much in my life about being fat, it would be nice to have a guy who most women would kill to go out with ask me out and me being able to say, “No thank you.”
5: Someone helping me load/unload heavy things from the car. Whenever I take mom shopping, I have to do all the loading and unloading by myself. Including heavy stuff. I’m talking flats of water – 24 20 ounce bottles – and things like that. My brother Todd will not lift a finger to help and when I got on him last night he whined, “I do the dishes!” No, I do the dishes more often then you, big brother, and anyway, I’d rather he didn’t do the dishes and helped me carry this heavy stuff. Since he’s too lazy to do it, I’d love for a real man to come along and help – and rub it in his face. Especially if that guy was built like your stereotypical “98 pound weakling.” I’m tired of having to do it all myself. And I don’t even get a thank you.
6: Get randomly interviewed by a newspaper reporter as a filler article for their paper. Even if it’s just the back page of some little rinky-dink thing, it would still be good publicity for my website.
7: Tell off the founder of eHarmony to his face. I was rejected 3 times and I am sure, since 90% of their questions are about how physically active/fit you are, NOT about personality, that they rejected me based solely on the fact I’m fat.
That’s really about it. The others have to do with singing, maybe getting onto one of those darn reality shows I keep applying to, finally getting some videos of me singing up on YouTube, that sort of thing. Singing – well, it’s all I really want to do. In fact, it’s been so long since I’ve gotten to do any real, deep, serious singing, even just practicing, I feel like I’m going to wither up and die.
Man, I’ll even happily sing for FREE for charities or any libraries near me that need entertainment as part of a program. Not Christmas stuff, obviously, it’s way too late to book for that, but come spring or summer when you’re fund raising. Maybe a bunch of love songs for Valentine’s Day?
Heck, I’d even happily allow myself to be pulled over by the police provided that they were filming an episode of COPS that day and I got to go on camera and sing.

