There was a big storm last night in my small new england hamlet. power has been out since yesterday afternoon, and i am currently at the public library to get my internet fix. It's quite lovely actually. It appears that the whole town has brought their laptops to the library. There are kids reading while their moms are online, the work-from-home set on business calls in the courtyard, and some 20-somethings like myself probably job hunting or updating their twitter accounts.
After the 70-mile an hour winds (i really am not exaggerating) last night, it has opened up to become one of the most beautiful days i have ever seen. The sky is crystal clear blue. Yes, this is a metaphor.
My theory about seeking happiness and love will follow has already proven to be true. I was supposed to meet up with a friend the other night for drinks at his favorite bar in our favorite city. alas, i was 5 minutes from our destination when i got a call from him saying he would be at least an hour late. no matter, i would go have that solo drink that i've always wanted to have. besides, the ball game would be playing on every screen in the surrounding 50 mile radius.
I arrived at said bar, ordered the usual vodka tonic with lime combo and settled in to watch the 6th inning. 3 minutes later, a beautiful, chiseled, brown tousled hair, v-neck sweater and suit pants wearing man asked if he could join me at the bar. i couldn't believe my luck. Said hottie had just gotten off from a long day at work, and we chatted about how we were both recent graduates, how gross the age difference was of the couple sitting next to us, and how lame we felt for individually going to this particular bar by ourselves.
Now, i RARELY, if ever give out my number to guys i meet at bars, but he was just too dam adorable. Already gotten several texts from said QT, and he wants to hang out again.
I'm not saying this will go anywhere, i'm just psyched that my luck seems to be reversing in some odd way.
It's been 2 days since i have heard from X, and i couldn't care less.