Mean people are like sand paper
I can't believe how quickly LA is approaching. I've been getting a lot done before the move, but I feel like I still have so much more to do. I have bascially everything moved out of my apt. except my bed, dresser and tv and of course my clothes.
Last night I hung out with Pat, the guy that helped me during my drugged state, for about 6 hours. He's a great guy. And I was sensing that he liked me more than friends. He asked me how I felt about him and if I would date him. But I told him I just didn't want that right now in my life since in three weeks, I'll be gone. He was very accepting, even stating "well when you get to LA, I want you to find someone worth your time because you're a special person with a lot of love. You shouldn't be single."
I've been lucky to have met him and his friends. I hope when I move that I find people just as equally pleasing to be around.
while I was at my parents this past weekend, my father took me to see Van Helsing -- such a good movie...I highly recommend it. I also watched Fighting Temptations. There's a saying in that movie that I won't forget. It rings true for my situation right now. It goes something like this:
Mean people are like sand paper. They rub you the wrong way and it hurts. But over time, you become polished and shiny, while they become worn out and torn.
I'll have to watch the movie again to get it exactly right, but that's basically it. :)
Last night I hung out with Pat, the guy that helped me during my drugged state, for about 6 hours. He's a great guy. And I was sensing that he liked me more than friends. He asked me how I felt about him and if I would date him. But I told him I just didn't want that right now in my life since in three weeks, I'll be gone. He was very accepting, even stating "well when you get to LA, I want you to find someone worth your time because you're a special person with a lot of love. You shouldn't be single."
I've been lucky to have met him and his friends. I hope when I move that I find people just as equally pleasing to be around.
while I was at my parents this past weekend, my father took me to see Van Helsing -- such a good movie...I highly recommend it. I also watched Fighting Temptations. There's a saying in that movie that I won't forget. It rings true for my situation right now. It goes something like this:
Mean people are like sand paper. They rub you the wrong way and it hurts. But over time, you become polished and shiny, while they become worn out and torn.
I'll have to watch the movie again to get it exactly right, but that's basically it. :)