...because you just might get it. I wished for drama and here it comes... I can see the tsunami wave of water in the distance as it approaches my unguarded position on the sandy beach...
So, we have a new installment about "Johnny"... I mentioned him a while ago about how I was getting to know him and enjoying certain things about him, but knowing that I couldn't date him... well, following that post I became aware of a few more reasons that made me really sure of the later and then I was able to enjoy just being his friend...
That brings us to today and the very interesting conversation he and I had on the phone. Okay, let's just say that I think I know what he's fishing for and I'm terrified about what the outcome might be. Let me just ask you, if someone poses this "hypothetical" situation to you and then starts asking you what your dating qualifications are (and then follows that with more very pointed questions relating to dating and his best and worst qualities)... is that a definite sign of something? ... because I really don't know what else to make of this:
This is one of the situations Johnny presented, "So, if a guy came to you and said that he had a 2-year plan for buying a house, fixing it up, and then selling it again for the profit and he wanted you to be more than just a business partner in that plan... what would you say?"
Now, you may need some more background: Johnny is in construction... and he's also very likely to be serious about something like this... and he's made comments about possibly wanting to marry me that were not fully in jest. Ha ha... ha... that's nervous laughter people!
4 comments:
well, the whole 2 year plan, buying a house and fixing it up and wanting to make you MORE than a business partner........
let's just say it's not exactly the SEXIEST marriage proposal I've ever heard.
I agree. Is "Johnny" short for John Brooke? Wait a minute, who's Johnny again? I know you told me, but I can't remember. E-mail me.
are you still awake? I am. Doing my homework. My SPIRITUAL homework.
If a guy ever offers you a proposal of marriage like this, please run the other direction. It's quite possibly the least romantic proposal I've ever heard. It sounds more like business than the union of two souls.
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