Well it was a week ago CG e-mailed me and we had our nice drink out. We had a very nice e-mail exchange and then we went out for dinner on Thursday. Sushi and sashimi. More talking. There is such a big difference between him now and last summer. I can tell he is over the last girlfriend. We all remember that shell-shocked feeling of being fresh out of a break up. That is where he was last summer. He even said, I had no business being on Match. Which I appreciated and agreed with. Again,lots of fun and a very lovely time. He has custody of his kids every other week, so we have plans to get together next week, when he is "off". I have to say I find his devotion to the kids very appealing!
Then, I had agreed to have a drink w/the neighbor guy. We had planned on meeting on Friday afternoon, I thought we could meet at a local bar, but he called me and said he wanted to pick me up in one of his cars and then we could go to a bar out in the country. He pulled up in an Aston Martin 3000 convertable! (Only his was British Racing Green!) While I don't like to tinker with engines much, I do really love riding in fast cars! LOL I had so much fun! I was surprised at how well we got along. He is a bit older than me, Viet Nam vet, and really seems to be the kind of guy who lives a bit on the edge. (Pilot, motorcycles, fast cars...) He would have been happy to stretch the drinks well into the evening, but I had a date with my GF at 6:00 to walk the dogs! LOL! He also offered to set up another date...next time Napa! I hemmed and hawed...I've heard that when you start dating you should casually date a lot and then narrow it down. Tricky!
The rest of the weekend was loads of fun as well. I saw a good friend and her youngest son, I have known them about 20 years and he is thinking about Ph.D at my local university. We haven't seen each other in a few years.
Sunday morning I visited an agility trial in my area. My friend who runs corgis was there. She took some nice pictures of Argo.
Then in the evening I went to another friend's house for dinner. One of the guests was a woman who made a film about Iran and we watched. Fascinating!
So another fun and busy week under my belt.
SG
Survival Goddess "The most common way people give up their power is by thinking they don't have any." -Alice Walker
