Unfinished

 I just checked in after a few weeks of oblivion to this site. I read a few posts and due to the lateness in hour, I won't write much now and didn't read too many historical posts, but I will, eventually. Ya'all may not care anyway. That is okay.
 I did go to the Red Lion Inn a couple of weeks ago with three other gals. We had a nice 2 hour visit and I had a brief chat with short guy...oh yea, Steve. (smile here). At one point, unintentionally, but retrospect applauds the fact, I took an opportunity to lean in on him when he asked, "what song was it that you said you liked?" Leaning in on him, I whispered, "Moonshadow," by Cat Stevens. He instantly smiled and clicked his fingers in that recognizing way and chuckled. "Yea, that's right." I haven't been back since. This silly school girl hasn't had the interest to go back lately.
 I have other news...not employment related or "man" related, but something I will share next week. You know that ole' statement, "leave 'em wanting more."

Comments

Anonymous said…
I'd say you're doing pretty good. What's the good news?
December 8, 2012 at 12:38 PM
john bain said…
I bet Steve is a nervous wreck by now. Leaning in.. It's cruelty that's what it is.
December 8, 2012 at 2:30 PM
kden said…
I'm glad you still check in now and then ;-) And we do care...
December 8, 2012 at 4:41 PM
Claire M. King said…
Given the fact I am not at home and awkward on a laptop, I may have to wait until I get home to write my post.
December 9, 2012 at 10:06 PM
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