Snafrzanne's one of those confident women who seems
bigger than she is. If you rub her shoulders or hug her, you're surprised
at how small and delicate she is. She has NO cellulite. She's secure
but not vain. I imagine her 20 years from now, the two of us sitting
at some fancy hotel bar, Sue drinking Stoli Bloody Marys or Beefeater
martinis dirtyanddry, scoffing at men like they're children and she
knows better. She has never tried to subvert a break-up. She steamrollers
into them like a gladiator. She's full of righteous indignation and
doesn't mind making a scene. She never, ever plays the fool. She's
lonely a lot. But she dates more than anyone I know. She dates like
she's on Seinfeld.
She's the only person I know who never makes me feel
like I'm talking too loud. She's the only person I know who has never
made me feel embarrassed.
Suzanne'll argue about anything. But we've only fought
once. It lasted about 15 minutes. When we're together, it's all about
sisterhood and preaching to the choir. Suzanne is a minimalist pack
rat who hoards useless things. I wrote a poem about her once. We lived
together for three years before we realized our mothers had the same
birthdays.