Sunday, November 19, 2006

Just Bounce Back

Ok, take a hit, and get up.

Give yourself some grief for one night, and then move on.

I already have a date with a girl I met last week on the road with the murder show. Ha!

There was a bit of sparks with her and I, but I was thinking of TO while on the road. Now, I'm off to some drinks with this little lady and that cures what ails you.

Plus, while doing laundry yesterday, I met another girl.

She came walking into the mat, and I was struck with her tall, lean beauty. I looked for an opening, and found it.

Started chatting with her, and got her to laugh. Once you get that first laugh, you're golden.

I was finishing up, and had to go, so I wrote my name and number down, and gave it to her. Then, I walked away.

Cool. Confident. Coming back, baby.

Saturday, November 18, 2006

Fuck That

So, I lost.

I went out of town, and tried to be cool about everything. I emailed only once. Texted her only once.

Then, after 6 days, I emailed her and asked her out again. She never responded.

I knew that was a bad sign.

I prepared myself for tonight, when I would see her again, and was ready to give the it's ok, I'm a cool guy speech.

Then, I got fucked.

She came in with her ex, and they are obviously back together again. Totally wiped out any speech I was going to make.

So, the lesson here is, ... fuck me.

I just have no luck.

By the way, my roommate moved out today.

Want more on that story? Fuck off. I tell it later.

I hate.

Fuck all of this shit.

Aren't you glad I'm writing more? Yeah. Fuck you too.

Sunday, November 12, 2006

One Year, and Now What?

So, it has been awhile since I posted, but I've got news that makes it worth while.

I don't know if I mentioned this, but a few weeks back, as several friends were sitting around celebrating my birthday, TO joined all of us. She came to wish me well. During the night, she let slip that her and her boyfriend had broken up. I perked up, but left it at that. I knew that things were just friendly between us, and really, what good is it hitting on a girl in mourning.

As the past few weeks went by, I would see her on Fridays for our show, and she would be sad. I would say nice comforting things, but that was it.

Then, last week, she came out and joined me again. We talked for a bit, and it was nice. I got to thinking things again, but thought I better not. Everything she had ever said to me just seemed to be encouraging a friendship only.

Then, this past Thursday, I was having a tough day at work, and thought it would be nice to go for a drink afterwards. I was trying to think of who to go with, when it occured to me that now I work near where she rehearses at night. So, I sent her a text.

I totally didn't expect her to return the text, or to join me for a drink, but she did both.

We met at the bar, and she showed up alone. We had some drinks, and talked.

It was great. I kept telling myself I was only here with a friend, but things changed. A guy came by us and started to hit on her, and she pointed him out to me saying, "What a creep he is. He keeps giving me the eye, and he must see that I'm totally here and all into you."

All into me?

That's when I realized maybe things were different.

We talked more and more, being much more open and frank than ever. At one point she called me cute, and then blushed. She asked if that was too much and I said it was not.

Then, I made a move. I told her that I valued our friendship, but that I was interested in taking it to another level. I added that, however, I respected where she was at that point. She smiled, and then at one point held my hand.

As we left the bar, she entwined her arm into mine, and snuggled in close. I walked her to her car, and she told me to get into the passenger seat. She gave me a ride back to my car, and as we sat there, she said, "Awkward."

Then, I leaned over and kissed her. She was receptive, and it went on.

She was smiling, and I just couldn't believe it.

Here it was one year almost to the day since the first night we went out and I dropped head over heels for her. All that thought, and wishing, and suffering, and letting go, and re-goo-gooing, and re-letting go, and re-suffering, and trying to just get to a spot of friendship, and there I was making out with her!

It was great.

After a bit, she made us stop (I probably could have gone on for days), and we seperated, and drove off.

She sent me an email saying thank you. I hope that is good.

I'm out of town all week, so I won't see her until next Thurs or Fri.

I don't know how things are going to change. I hope for the better, but I keep telling myself to just let it be what it is, and nothing more. We'll see.

I can't get her off my mind, but this time the image is from reality.

Wednesday, November 01, 2006

Madison

Well, I got home last night to two major events in my life.

One: my new roommate was moving in. (Just clothes, so it took five minutes)

Two: my sister had her baby. Madison Grace. 7 lbs 10 oz

I got some pictures of her and the baby, and they are weird.

I mean you look at this thing, and you know it is your blood, and that you will love it, but it is so intangible to me.

When I go home for the holiday, I think she will become more of a reality.

Anyway, she looks cute. And she had a dimple in her chin. Way to go!