Aack! I can't believe I've not posted for four days. It's not the greatest excuse, but I've been going back and forth between my place and my parents' and my routines (including posting to this blog) have been obliterated.
Anyways, I heard last week from a guy (yet another guy whose name starts with D) who lives far away, but grew up in the area and is trying to move back here. He wondered if I might be up for hanging out while he was in town for the holidays. After much hemming and hawing and consultation of friends, I decided to go ahead and e-mail him back. In the last week we've exchanged numerous messages and he seems cool. At this point, friendly-cool, but I'll take that. We're going to meet on Saturday for chai and board games at a favorite cafe of mine. I feel like there's nothing to lose, so hopefully I'll only gain from the experience.
Tomorrow is my one-year anniversary of online dating, so I'll be writing a big post about that. Until then, check this out:
"I'm going to do this as a series of random thoughts- I have no appendix…I am enamored with my own abdominal muscles…I have extensively modified my epidermis…I think White Castle cheeseburgers are quite possible the greatest food in existance…I have an irrational fear of possums…I like anything stereotypically punk-rock (ie. cheap beer, loud/fast music, women with excessive eyeliner, etc.)…I am a huge nerd, and hence, love nerdy chicks…" (Witsch-Boy)
New Thoughts
2 years ago
3 comments:
Well, he has no appendix and you have no spleen. You can discuss the experiences of being a person with a missing organ.
My missing organ was bigger than your missing organ! Take that! No, that would not be the way to start a conversation, would it?
It would certainly be an original introduction. I wonder if you included "I do not have a spleen" on your profile if you would get any responses to that? There might be a whole community of spleen-less people, or people who love spleen-less people, out there!
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