My friend gave me Twenty-one’s email address, so I
sent him an official correspondence with the subject of date or no date.
The moments after
that question were possibly the best entertainment of the evening; I hope that
you are no longer in shock. I’m
actually going to be out of town for a few days, but I really would like to
meet up with you when I get back if you’re up for it. In the meantime, you can get to know me with this quick
preview of things I like: bright colors, sneakers, unicorns, chocolate, books,
dancing, my niece, karaoke, sarcasm, and airplanes.
The next day I got this response:
Thanks for getting in
touch and yes, thank you for that out of the blue moment during our innocent
game of would you rather. That was
unexpected. You seem cool and like
someone I’d like to get to know…right now though I am trying to get it off the
ground with someone else, so I’m gonna see where that leads before I book
anything else. Can we be in touch
in a few weeks and see where we are?
Not a no, not a yes. It’s like waiting at the DMV; I’m just killing time and
hoping that someone will call my number.
Another benefit of this blog - you're learning a lot of really nice ways to say no to dates. Trying to get something off the ground with someone else...that's nice.
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