Ran into a girl from college that I hadn't seen in 11 years

[Catherine Wheel]

I think she is a case manager at the school that I am working at this summer.

We were good friends. I had a huge crush on her but she was dating an acquaintance of mine / friend of my roomates. They broke up eventually but I never got the nerve to ask her out. I think I was worried that I was already trapped in the Friend Zone.

All these feelings I had for her are coming to the surface now. It's hard to describe how it felt seeing her after all these years.

I told her I want to catch up. We'll see how that goes.

[TuralyonW3]

The butt





























Put it in it

[duovamp]

Odd how the things that turn you on to a person still have the same effect later in life...

[D.]

http://www.howtostartablog.org/

[Dead Frequency]

How's your baby's momma drama, d?

[D.]

no dramz here

also, if that was in reference to how i should take my own advice, i'd like to think that that thread I made was infinitely more interesting than all of Catherine Wheel's threads combined.

Smartass.

[Dead Frequency]

Yeah, no use denying that. Cdubsky is fairly bland, but he hits the head of the hammer every once in a while. Just wanted to give you some shit. Also man, I ate a cookie and I think I might be too stoned for at work. Hopefully everything is smooth for a while! Last time I got too stoned at work somebody decided to ditch a loaded handgun on site. That was an awkward phone call / police interaction.

[slunken]

Originally Posted by Catherine Wheel

I told her I want to catch up. We'll see how that goes.

perfect approach

[slunken]

no homo

[D.]

Originally Posted by Dead Frequency

Yeah, no use denying that. Cdubsky is fairly bland, but he hits the head of the hammer every once in a while. Just wanted to give you some shit. Also man, I ate a cookie and I think I might be too stoned for at work. Hopefully everything is smooth for a while! Last time I got too stoned at work somebody decided to ditch a loaded handgun on site. That was an awkward phone call / police interaction.

Shit, dude, better watch out with that, man!

I just got a job with Securitas (contract security, ugh). Gonna be working in a bank. ugh.

[Skradgee]

Good luck. I worked at a bank for a year...stuffiest, most unfriendly company I ever worked for.

[BlissedandGone2]

Originally Posted by D.

Shit, dude, better watch out with that, man!

I just got a job with Securitas (contract security, ugh). Gonna be working in a bank. ugh.

shiz. what bank?

[D.]

Originally Posted by Skradgee

Good luck. I worked at a bank for a year...stuffiest, most unfriendly company I ever worked for.

well, i work for a company that put me in a bank. i fully expect to be ignored by bank staff. I've done the ghost thing before.

Originally Posted by BlissedandGone2

shiz. what bank?

arvest

it's not too far from where i live; i could totally bike there every morning if i, y'know, had a bike.

[yo soy el mejor]

did she seem just as happy to see you?

[Catherine Wheel]

She seemed happy to see me. I found out that she has like three kids though. She will always just be someone I knew in school. I don't see myself really keeping in touch with her. It's not something I think I want to do. I think part of it is that I was nostalgic. I wanted things to be like the way they were. I saw it as another chance. But so much has changed.

[Catherine Wheel]

Its' funny because we were both journalism majors but both of us ended up working in the school system. I was hoping that she had done something in that field and was kind of disappointed when I found out that she was working as a case manager for the ESY program.

[slunken]

Originally Posted by Catherine Wheel

She seemed happy to see me. I found out that she has like three kids though. She will always just be someone I knew in school. I don't see myself really keeping in touch with her. It's not something I think I want to do. I think part of it is that I was nostalgic. I wanted things to be like the way they were. I saw it as another chance. But so much has changed.

lolololololololol

[TuralyonW3]

CW what is troll sex like?

[Catherine Wheel]

I'm not trolling. Are you for real? I do kind of regret sharing some of this though. It's very personal private stuff and it's kind of sad. I thought I'd feel better confiding here but I don't. This is what therapy is for.

[Dead Frequency]

Originally Posted by D.

Shit, dude, better watch out with that, man!

I just got a job with Securitas (contract security, ugh). Gonna be working in a bank. ugh.

You know! I use bank security as an analogy whilst explaining why a hotel needs security. "Why is there so much security here? Is it an unsafe neighborhood?" The answer is obviously yes, but I can't run off business. So I remind them of how they feel when they see security at the bank.

But securitas? They're up here too, but they have a bad rep. Hell, they even tried to butter up my boss to fire me from my position. The fucking nerve, man! My boss had my back tho, good thing. Hopefully the folks down south are a fairer bunch, huh? Is it working for yahoo so far?

[reprise85]

i met up with some friends recently i hadn't seen in about 11/12 years. it was weird, but cool. she planned a little party on facebook with about five of us, and only myself and one other person showed up. the other person has a genetic disease where she grows non-cancerous tumors and she is completely deaf and confined to a wheelchair and has some tumors on her face. it's really sad. last time i saw her she had a little hearing loss and balance problems but could walk. most people with this disorder don't live past 40.

the inviter now lives in new orleans and we hit it off again pretty much right away. she is obsessed with astrology and spent about an hour dissecting my chart. i could tell she loves talking about it and i assume most people blow her off when she does so. it was nice to see someone that excited about sharing something.

[sickbadthing]

Originally Posted by Catherine Wheel

She seemed happy to see me. I found out that she has like three kids though. She will always just be someone I knew in school. I don't see myself really keeping in touch with her. It's not something I think I want to do. I think part of it is that I was nostalgic. I wanted things to be like the way they were. I saw it as another chance. But so much has changed.

Did she flirt with you? Give you a little wink? An offer for a handy-J under a shitty fiberglass table at McDonalds?

I'd tell her, it's great to see you and all but could you give this a grip and tug while I finish off my Big Mac?

[D.]

Originally Posted by Dead Frequency

You know! I use bank security as an analogy whilst explaining why a hotel needs security. "Why is there so much security here? Is it an unsafe neighborhood?" The answer is obviously yes, but I can't run off business. So I remind them of how they feel when they see security at the bank.

But securitas? They're up here too, but they have a bad rep. Hell, they even tried to butter up my boss to fire me from my position. The fucking nerve, man! My boss had my back tho, good thing. Hopefully the folks down south are a fairer bunch, huh? Is it working for yahoo so far?

they certainly don't seem to have their shit together as much as my last job; but my last job was also dope as hell and perfect.

i've only worked one shift so far and it was a fill-in shift at the microsoft store in the mall. 11 hours. started and finished a book. played on their electronics.

we'll see.

[Dead Frequency]

Lol @ the yahoo typo