my spoon is too big | what it is what it was sign my guestbookie design host |
i like food! | nothing chunky or piecey
sushi
brownie batter
did i mention no chunks of anything
ice cream
peanut butter hot fudge sundaes
| i live in a giant bucket | i am ainslee's mom
i love: music
college football
allison janney
felicity huffman and anything written by aaron sorkin rocks.
i hate: hypocrisy
and most republicans, although i realize that might be redundant. i want to live every day like my last, not in a state of fear but of appreciation but i haven't mastered that yet."
go visit my peeps
chnacat
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2005-10-13 - Ugh!! I hate allowing myself to be interested in someone. The kisser, as I'll call the person, that I kissed last weekend when it was completely unsolicited - I sent them an e-mail regarding another trip on the magic Sooner bus at the end of the month. I was trying to nail down the details of when we were leaving, etc. so I could make the necessary arrangements for the Divine Miss M. Anyway, I put in a line in reference to the past weekend, "Thanks for inviting me, my adult time is highly limited (although I realize I'm probably using that term loosely here) and I had a great time this weekend." When the Kisser responded, it said the details I had asked about and then, "BTW, I had a great time as well." Now, do you think that was flirting at all? In light of the whole unsolicited kiss thing? I don't know. One person said that it was but I'm not so sure. So, I responded with a light hearted comment that allowed an opening for them to perhaps flirt back, IF they wanted to take it as such. They didn't respond though so I don't know. I take that as they're obviously not interested and I'm just going to leave it alone. I know better than to get my hopes about things like that. << & >>
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