take my word for it.
Obviously I enjoy commenting on posts just a little too much, just as I do teasing. Okay, so here's the scoop, for serious.
Def no descent from my pillar of old maidenhood, Margaret b/c I would not say he is a boyfriend. I would say we are dating, as in that time-honoured tradition of casually going out on dates. (He lives in London for goodness' sake.) It's nice, informal, low-committment. I can assure you that am definitley not twitterpated.
Neverthless, as per request, I'll give a bit o' description. He is a grad student working towards his DPhil in science, and currently holds a management level job which is so weird to me because he's not that much older than I. He plays electric guitar in a band, and likes to cycle. He thinks my psycho plan to cycle from Oxford to London is cool. Even though his degree, job, and area of expertise are concentrated in science, he knows all of these random fascinating facts about British landscape and history; but shares them in a non-pretentious or nerdy way, if you can picture that. He didn't know what a Potluck Dinner, Groundhog Day, or Clam Chowder was, so it's a good thing we met, even if the dates end within a week.
Right. So, an interesting bloke. I realize that giving a description as such may give the impression that I'm taken with him, but again, I'm not. No butterflies or anything. Take my word for it, I am still going to be coming home on the plane to the USA come next July....
Def no descent from my pillar of old maidenhood, Margaret b/c I would not say he is a boyfriend. I would say we are dating, as in that time-honoured tradition of casually going out on dates. (He lives in London for goodness' sake.) It's nice, informal, low-committment. I can assure you that am definitley not twitterpated.
Neverthless, as per request, I'll give a bit o' description. He is a grad student working towards his DPhil in science, and currently holds a management level job which is so weird to me because he's not that much older than I. He plays electric guitar in a band, and likes to cycle. He thinks my psycho plan to cycle from Oxford to London is cool. Even though his degree, job, and area of expertise are concentrated in science, he knows all of these random fascinating facts about British landscape and history; but shares them in a non-pretentious or nerdy way, if you can picture that. He didn't know what a Potluck Dinner, Groundhog Day, or Clam Chowder was, so it's a good thing we met, even if the dates end within a week.
Right. So, an interesting bloke. I realize that giving a description as such may give the impression that I'm taken with him, but again, I'm not. No butterflies or anything. Take my word for it, I am still going to be coming home on the plane to the USA come next July....
posted by Chels at ١:٠٨ ص
4 Comments:
riiiiight. No butterflies. I believe you, yep I do.
I'm with Margaret on this one...you just go ahead and keep us posted.
ha! yeah... going home in July.. which home would that be?? his or your parents? :O
schelsea I love you.:))
lies. all lies.
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