I made my way to the office much later than I should have and BAM! The hangover hit me like a
ton of bricks. Either way, it was worth it.
At work, I couldn’t
focus (and only partly due to the hangover). I must have looked through the
pictures of the night before at least two dozen times. It felt kind of surreal
having feelings for yet another guy.
I ended up telling my
mom about him. I wasn’t sure if I would, because I knew there would be concern
about the deal-breakers. I told her it would just have to be something I would
get over if I were really interested after some time, but that I could. She was
more concerned over age than anything else, I think. My parents just know how badly I don’t want to get hurt in my
next relatioship, so I can appreciate their concern.
I have a problem with
over analyzing my next “move” in a relationship, especially when it’s first
starting out. I don’t ever want to seem too eager, I don’t want to make the guy
feel too confident about how I’m feeling, and I absolutely don’t want to leave
room to let myself get hurt. I was concerned all day that this would have just
ended up being a one-night thing, which I desperately didn’t want.. So I waited for him to make
contact…which he did.
We didn’t make plans for
the night, but he knew what I was doing and I knew what he was doing. I told
him I would be at 51st Street Speakeasy all night. When he got done
with dinner, he could meet me there if he wanted. No pressure.
Lucky for me, he showed
up about 11:30. We stay at Speakeasy for a little while, went across the street
to Edna’s a little later. Even though we were in the city, Chris brought his roommate
and would have to go back to Norman with him. So, I did the only thing logical...I followed them back to
Norman (at 1:45 in the morning from the north side of OKC…awesome).
When I got to Chris’
house, I met Princess (his dobie), waited for him to eat a snack and curled up
on the couch. A little tipsy and very tired, I was more interested in sleep
than anything else. Within minutes, he said the best thing I could hear at that moment in time:
“I’m exhausted…let’s just go to bed.” Happily, we curled up and were both
asleep within two minutes.
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