Baggy sweat pants, mismatched socks, and bang-around old Sketcher shoes.

Whatever.
Damn fuckin' shame, too. Vince really liked this gal and I thought her husband was charming. Why do we seem to be flake magnets? Or is it us? I find maybe one in ten guys attractive; Vince, one in a hundred women. Should we just embrace the fact that we're snobbish? The above photo not-with-standing, we're not bad to look at; we're funny, witty, have all our own teeth. I hate to think I really AM destined for the mundane life but holy-mother-of-gawd this seems to be a lot simpler for other people.
What-the-fuck-ever. I'm whining. Really. It's been a great couple of days. I've got my sexy back, Vince and I've been having a ball; work is good, friends are great. It's all good. Except.... fuck!
I was on my own again today and decided to take myself shopping. A little retail therapy does a body good! Even if it was just bras and underwear. Matching sets, of course! :)
Hey, they showed up, she was happy to see Vince, why not take that as a good sign? Seems to me like the door has been opened to follow up with them and see if you can arrange a get-together, should you still be interested in them.
ReplyDeleteNothing wrong with retail therapy, especially if it involved new bras and underwear AND we get to see someday :-)
Retail therapy rocks, and I agree with Hubman, take it as a sign
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