So, Mark sent me an email and asked me to dinner earlier in the week. He never called me or texted. Only email. We exchanged a few emails and he wanted me to meet him at Lowe's in Pottstown. Lowes. Really. Strange. So, I wrote him back and said that under the circumstances since I've only met him once before, I would feel more comfortable meeting at a restaurant. I googled Pottstown and suggested either Red Lobster or Trattoria Vittoria. Actually, they were the only two I could find. So, he wrote back:
> Ginger, I understand. I thought it might be
> easier for you to follow me. I was thinking like a
> TGIF or a place we could sit at for awhile if we
> wanted. Lets try Trattoria Vittoria. I appreciate
> where you are coming from. I didn't mean to put you
> in a bad situation. I will see you
> there...........Mark
Hmmm. Fridays? For a second date? I don't mean to sound like a bitch here, but this is just all wrong. And, follow him? Why didn't he just say Friday's in the first place?
So, we met at T.V. I was totally confused as to if he wanted to have dinner or what. The restaurant is a BYOB and he had no wine. He knew this because he had told me he went to their website after I suggested it. So, we ended up having dinner. It was ok. I wouldn't say that there was a lot of chemistry there. It was just ok. But, as we were leaving this very small restaurant, the couple next to us introduced themselves. Turns out that the man is a State Representative in the Penn State House of Rep's for West Caln Township. They were very nice and very friendly. He gave me a Butterfinger candy bar. lol
So, we left around 8:30 and it was still broad daylight. He hugged me goodbye and put his hand on my waist a little bit. Then, he said "I'll give you a call". My gut tells me that he won't call. After all, he hasn't called before. And, after the doctor I'm a little self-conscious about my waist. lol Not really. Well, maybe a little bit.
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Sunday, May 6, 2012
Sunday, April 29, 2012
Mark
So, I had lunch today with a really nice man named Mark. He's with IJL. I met him in Quakertown which I have never been to. It was an old pub that reminded me a lot of England. When I got there, he had already been seated and they showed me to his table. He got up and pulled my chair out, which I was very impressed with. He was a really nice guy and I could tell he was very nervous. He had a little tick in his left eye until he calmed down. He sells tyvek for a living. I just happen to need some tyvek at the moment for the sunroom on the house that I just bought. It needs siding since the guy put indoor plywood outside and painted it white. But, I digress.
He lives in Bethlehem (no clue where that is). I know I had to drive an hour and 15 minutes to get to Quakertown. He is some Protestant religion that I never heard of. The pilgrims started this religion. I thought the Pilgrims were all Quakers. Go figure. They take communion with a loaf of bread and grape juice in the little wee plastic cups. The minister actually comes to them, they don't go up to the altar. He thought it was funny when I got a text from Jesus (my iPhone app). He grew up in Bethlehem and has never left the area.
He has 2 daughters who are 21 and 23. When he found out that I have 3 children that are much younger, I could see that he wasn't jazzed about that. He made a little face.
All in all, he was very nice to talk to and he paid for our salads. I actually couldn't eat mine. It was HUGE. He ate all of his which amazed me. I was his first date through IJL. He walked me to the parking lot and gave me a loose hug with the British kiss in the air next to your check. Here's my feedback to the director:
He lives in Bethlehem (no clue where that is). I know I had to drive an hour and 15 minutes to get to Quakertown. He is some Protestant religion that I never heard of. The pilgrims started this religion. I thought the Pilgrims were all Quakers. Go figure. They take communion with a loaf of bread and grape juice in the little wee plastic cups. The minister actually comes to them, they don't go up to the altar. He thought it was funny when I got a text from Jesus (my iPhone app). He grew up in Bethlehem and has never left the area.
He has 2 daughters who are 21 and 23. When he found out that I have 3 children that are much younger, I could see that he wasn't jazzed about that. He made a little face.
All in all, he was very nice to talk to and he paid for our salads. I actually couldn't eat mine. It was HUGE. He ate all of his which amazed me. I was his first date through IJL. He walked me to the parking lot and gave me a loose hug with the British kiss in the air next to your check. Here's my feedback to the director:
- How long your date was? about an hour and a half
- What did you like about him/her? He was very nice looking and very polite. He pulled my chair out for me. He was very punctual as well.
- What are three positive things about your match? 1) Very nice looking. 2) Very polite. 3) Nice hair.
- What interests did you have in common? We actually didn't have a lot in common.
- What was your first impression? Very positive. He got up when I arrived and pulled my chair out.
- How did the date end? He asked me to go watch a movie after lunch. But, I didn't have time since it was 2:30 and I needed to get back to Downingtown which is an hour and 15 minutes drive.
- Did you exchange numbers? We did.
- Do you plan on seeing him/her again? If “no” please list reasons why? I would like to see him again, but I can't really see anything coming of it because he lives a good distance away. He was very sweet and I could tell he was very nervous. After he asked me to the movies and I said that unfortunately I didn't have time today, he looked down. So, I said, but we can do something another time! And, that's when we exchanged numbers.
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