Yes, I’ve moved. I’m living in a two-bedroom apartment now that I’m splitting w/ Martin from work. I have an actual kitchen now at which I’m quite pleased w/ the ability to cook pizza being not the least of my joys. That and I don’t have paint chips falling on me in the shower.
The drive is about the same, and the town I’m in is gorgeous. I’ve been to the downtown area a few times.
So everything is just about perfect. Except…
I signed up for the dating site. Yeah, the one that advertises. Something about the “3 women per every 2 men” ratio got my attention. If it’s good enough to get a PhD sponsor and a couple of patents, then I can’t go wrong.
Now the only hard part will be for it to find me a Christian woman w/i a 30 mile radius who won’t mind my music, has a heart, and has nothing against moving to foreign countries eventually.
And she’s gotta be emo. Tons of tattoos. Because tattoos are hot.
Tatoos are hot eh? I know a totally emo girl in Lincoln… she is a little young for you though. I am anxious to hear how the dating site treats ya. Can’t wait to see you in 44 days!
gee, just as I thought I’d found the perfect match for you: Emily Van Camp (ex-”Everwood,” which I never watched) now in a guest/supporting role on “Brothers and Sisters.”
http://www.tv.com/emily-vancamp/person/68704/summary.html?tag=stars;name;4
I can’t know, of course, if it’s her or the essence of her character Rebecca that made me think she’d be a good match for you. Of course, I like her, too, but strictly in that paternal “I’m-adopting-Hillary-Duff” sense which you will recall I went through last year.
Yup, she’s definitely cute, Captain. Not much ink, but plenty of good looks. How’d that adoption go anyway?
Cal,
I had this vision of being with an alt/hippie guy who shopped at thift stores, frequented coffeeshops, read thick, old philosophy books and had long, mind-wrenching conversations with athiests. I married an army officer who was an eagle scout. I don’t think I’d be happy married to the former. I like the latter.
Moral of the story: You just never know.