So, I know I've totally left you all hanging. And probably you can't sleep at night, just going crazy wondering what's up in my life.
Heh.
So... Fella is indeed still awesome.
My friends and I talk about him (of course we do) and we wonder and wait for something to be wrong with him. The only thing so far is that he and I do not have the same political leanings... but we agree on the things that are very most important to me, so I'm okay with it. For the time being. Oh, and he eats too fast. Like he's racing someone. Like his parents took his plate away before he was finished as a child or something. He (and they) assure me this is not the case, but dude.
There have been multiple times in the past couple of years that I have thought I'd never get to this point with someone. I hoped. But I'm not sure I ever really thought I'd get here. We're talking rings and mortgages and babies. And it doesn't freak me out.
I've still got a wall, though. He knows it, I know it. It's there. He saw it go up, right about the time I figured out that I really liked him. It's crumbling, but he still bumps into it sometimes- when he does something nice for me (like, ahem, CLEANING MY HOUSE which sent me for a loop) or says something so sweet you'd think it's from some teenage girl's dream diary. But I'm starting to think that I could handle getting used to this...
3 comments:
I've followed the bit of blogging that you've done ever since your story about the end of your marriage in Monica's great experiment. It makes me smile to know you've gotten "to this point" with someone (who sounds a doll, BTW).
I remember meeting my husband not long after divorcing the ex, and after it started getting serious, I told him, "It's too soon. Why couldn't I have met you later? I can't have found The One so soon after divorcing the The Wrong One!" As you know, I took the chance. :)
Good that your not bolting over small issues. Everyone has their deal breakers, but you can't let the wall always win.
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