Obvious
So, lately I've noticed something that amuses me. Obvious people. I guess more specifically obvious people in romantic situations. Such as a Sunday a couple weeks ago- the 14th. Judy F., one of the moms of our church, and our prayer coordinator, has always told me about her younger son, Matt. Her older son, Brian is our worship director and she always tells me that she has 2 sons and that Matt is about my age, and finally he visited church. I saw him and thought he looked very familiar, and then when she went to stand beside him it became clear to me. And sure enough, she shepherds him right over to me and introduces me. Stacie was stnding right next to me and later laughed at how she wasn't give the same introduction. I mentioned this to Brian a couple Sundays later when a group of us (Stacie, Jane, Brian, Angel, Scott and I) were at lunch after church at Burdicks. His response, "Yeah, that doesn't surprise me; subtlety is not one of my moms strong points." Thanks for the compliment though Judy. I appreciate it that you'd be cool with me for a daughter. I'm sad because I won't get to see her as much because I have a class Tuesday night, which is the normal night for prayer meeting at church.
Then a week or so ago my small group went to Putters for a round of Mini-golf (yeah I know, we're living dangerous, but there were kids with us) and the golf ball and concession stand guy was liking the Carrie a little bit. He so obvious in that way that only cocky high school boys can manage. In them I can excuse it; when adult males are that big of peeps, it just disgusts me. Melissa said I should have asked him what year he was and see if he answered "sophomore" or anything. I told her it was very likely he could have been a sophomore- as in 1oth grade!
Add to this BJ and his rather obvious interest, and its been an interesting couple weeks for me. I'm not sure if I'm flattered or offended, but it has been interesting.
So, lately I've noticed something that amuses me. Obvious people. I guess more specifically obvious people in romantic situations. Such as a Sunday a couple weeks ago- the 14th. Judy F., one of the moms of our church, and our prayer coordinator, has always told me about her younger son, Matt. Her older son, Brian is our worship director and she always tells me that she has 2 sons and that Matt is about my age, and finally he visited church. I saw him and thought he looked very familiar, and then when she went to stand beside him it became clear to me. And sure enough, she shepherds him right over to me and introduces me. Stacie was stnding right next to me and later laughed at how she wasn't give the same introduction. I mentioned this to Brian a couple Sundays later when a group of us (Stacie, Jane, Brian, Angel, Scott and I) were at lunch after church at Burdicks. His response, "Yeah, that doesn't surprise me; subtlety is not one of my moms strong points." Thanks for the compliment though Judy. I appreciate it that you'd be cool with me for a daughter. I'm sad because I won't get to see her as much because I have a class Tuesday night, which is the normal night for prayer meeting at church.
Then a week or so ago my small group went to Putters for a round of Mini-golf (yeah I know, we're living dangerous, but there were kids with us) and the golf ball and concession stand guy was liking the Carrie a little bit. He so obvious in that way that only cocky high school boys can manage. In them I can excuse it; when adult males are that big of peeps, it just disgusts me. Melissa said I should have asked him what year he was and see if he answered "sophomore" or anything. I told her it was very likely he could have been a sophomore- as in 1oth grade!
Add to this BJ and his rather obvious interest, and its been an interesting couple weeks for me. I'm not sure if I'm flattered or offended, but it has been interesting.
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