A pleasant conundrum 1984

What does one do when a lost love returns 2 years later? We were both attracted still, I think. That instant recognition was still there. "That spark..."

He either has the ability to delude completely or he is honestly a very nice guy. I don't know what it is about him, but as soon as I saw him (oh yes, him=[my first steady boyfriend]). I was back in a flirtatious and loving mood. It felt very natural to put my arm through his while we walked and, I think, we both wanted to sit and talk and work it all out (and kiss and make up?!)

He's very large (body-wise, not other unimportant measurements). He has such a nice smile though. He smiles with his whole face and my heart turns right over when he does it.

I think I remember. He has dark skin, though not so dark as [Southern Faire fling, who would have been more but for distance]. Perhaps [first steady boyfriend] and [previous dysfunctional relationship] fit "my type" better.

We met at the party after grand ring-out [the end of Renaissance Pleasure Faire]. His leg was injured, but he swept me off my feet and carried me down the hill. We went down to the boat and had lots of fun exploring (inside w/ no shirts. Yo ho ho!)

But his parents. Hmmm. Although I couldn't stand [previous good relationship]'s at first too... They didn't decide they couldn't stand me, however. [First steady boyfriend] better tell me the whole story. We're both much older now.

Hmmm... character ideas! An ensign of the Company of Foot wouldn't be a bad husband for Jayne [my Faire character]... (I don't think so, anyway). Depends on relations betwixt [first steady boyfriend] & myself. Deciding between Frederick [another Faire persona] & [fsb]'s character & ? would be a great [improv theatre] bit. ("Who do you think I should marry?")

Comments

A pleasant conundrum

What does one do when a lost love returns 2 years later? We were both attracted still, I think. That instant recognition was still there. "That spark..."

He either has the ability to delude completely or he is honestly a very nice guy. I don't know what it is about him, but as soon as I saw him (oh yes, him=[my first steady boyfriend]). I was back in a flirtatious and loving mood. It felt very natural to put my arm through his while we walked and, I think, we both wanted to sit and talk and work it all out (and kiss and make up?!)

He's very large (body-wise, not other unimportant measurements). He has such a nice smile though. He smiles with his whole face and my heart turns right over when he does it.

I think I remember. He has dark skin, though not so dark as [Southern Faire fling, who would have been more but for distance]. Perhaps [first steady boyfriend] and [previous dysfunctional relationship] fit "my type" better.

We met at the party after grand ring-out [the end of Renaissance Pleasure Faire]. His leg was injured, but he swept me off my feet and carried me down the hill. We went down to the boat and had lots of fun exploring (inside w/ no shirts. Yo ho ho!)

But his parents. Hmmm. Although I couldn't stand [previous good relationship]'s at first too... They didn't decide they couldn't stand me, however. [First steady boyfriend] better tell me the whole story. We're both much older now.

Hmmm... character ideas! An ensign of the Company of Foot wouldn't be a bad husband for Jayne [my Faire character]... (I don't think so, anyway). Depends on relations betwixt [first steady boyfriend] & myself. Deciding between Frederick [another Faire persona] & [fsb]'s character & ? would be a great [improv theatre] bit. ("Who do you think I should marry?")

« More kindly than I recall it being | Main | Kissing all the boys »

Blog (noun) A weblog or similar brief journal usually containing links and commentary thereon. Term coined by Peter Merholz.
Visit Typepad or Blogger to start your own. (I began with hand coding, then switched to Blogger when it first became available, then to Movable Type when I wanted more control over my weblog and to have it hosted at a place of my choosing (Hurricane Electric). Now I use Typepad, built by the same folks who made Movable Type and I love it).

You may write to Dinah @ this domain.

Except where otherwise noted all content is copyright 1965-2012 Dinah Sanders. Please do not repost my writing or other creations elsewhere. Instead, copy a tiny bit and link to the rest. Thanks! Images are copyright of their original creators. MetaGrrrl logo and photos by Dinah are copyright 1965-2012 Dinah Sanders. Inkspot Books and the Inkspot logo have been Service Marks of Dinah Sanders since 1993.