I double booked myself last night with some meet-ups -
S.
Quite possibly the smartest/cutest/sweetest packaged guy I had ever met. (Okay, too many “est’s” in that descriptor – we can all barf now.) I was envious of him the first time I met him because he apparently had everything I had wanted for myself. I’m rarely jealous of anyone, much less men. Although I think I can confidently say I probably have a less cornier sense of humour than he does. We met up last night and he is still sweet, smart and has just enough nerdiness that makes him quite mignon.
He unwittingly helped me get over the supposed love of my life. Strangely, it took a person who rejected me (while I was very much interested in him) to get over a broken heart. I always thought I needed to fall in love with someone else to get over M., but not quite. This was just the break that I needed, because trying to win over S. provided just enough pause in healing my heart over M. This time however, since I never got more than ankle deep into the love puddle with S., there were no broken hearts.
And when I finally had gotten over my infatuation, I then realized I was finally over M too. And for that, I will always be grateful to S.
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A.
Okay, we still IM each other few times a week, but I hadn’t seen A. in at least a year. Every time he comes to visit us it’s always good times. But he’s like a rock. He’s been through a lot of change in his life, but he’s always there to lend an ear and solid, honest advice. He’s one of the first real friends I made when we officially entered adulthood back when we were 22 and I am ever so blessed to have folks like him still in my life. He’s also the only one I personally know with as much fervor for karaoke as I have. Too bad I left the camera at home last night so I couldn’t capture our faux 80’s rockstar-ness : )