Considering NO-ONE commented on yesterday's post (Hima, April, I'm very disappointed!) I'm just going to continue with where I left off yesterday and tell you about the rest of my weekend.
Oh, my babel fish has suddenly transformed into German. Very wierd. I might need a babel fish for my babel fish!
Kelso was so sweet, he kept blushing whenever I flirted with him and when he left (his CURFEW was 1.30, oh god, I'm putting the moves on someone with an effing curfew!) I said, "Oh don't go, you've never partied with me and Dee." And he smiled with his dimples showing and said: "Well that will change". Awwwwwwwwwww... *mush*
But, damn, he's into some girl at his college. So no whippersnapper love for Mynna.
Okay the other guy I met was on Sunday at this coffee shop I really like called Mocha. His name is Shiva and he's a friend of Dee's (this is where if he's reading this, he suddenly starts paying attention!) He's nice, and reads and all, but as he didn't fail to inform me within the first half-an-hour of our meeting, he's "not into girls with short hair". :P whatever. Anyway, I've been complaining about the lack of male friends in my life, so there could be possibility there. (At ease, Shiva).
So that's what's been happening.
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hey blame my friggin cache, couldnt see any updates on your blog till the last night.. made up for it though :)
ReplyDeleteand the takeaway from your beautiful post for me :
"I just feel this need for male contact recently, more so than I ever have. ...I almost said, "Hold me".... It's been a month(six months) now.."
i can sooo identify with what you are sayin, gurl!
Hey! Your comments says '0', but there are comments when you click on them. After haloscan, is it blogger now!!?
ReplyDeletehey, why dont you get a doodleboard for your blog? that way i can let you know when i was here lookin for a new post! :)
ReplyDeleteGeez! Don't rush the male "hold me" stuff, please. I'm married (settled down, a pasture horse, old lady) and I think back on my youth and wish that I had not rushed it. Do you know what is worse than not having someone hold you? Having the SAME PERSON holding you ALL OF THE TIME whether you want them to or not. Be thankful that your nights consist of adventures and a social life instead of nights filled with the smell of poopy diapers, the sounds of your youngest gnawing on your breasts topped off with a bed full of tiny bodies.
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