Oct 26, 2010 13:45
Im at work right now, with not much to do. Not many reservations today.
I'm trying to look busy in front of these contracters who are constantly flirting with me. I don't mind it, but one of them already asked me out and I had to turn him down-when i talked to him all I can think of was the dueling banjos. He seemed like a nice country bumpkin though. hes the third worker to ask me out in the past month or so...The first guy I was all about, I had been flirting with him for a while as he did kitchen tile work in one of our condos. He gave me his number and we talked/texted for about a week. He was dumb though. We couldnt have a decent conversation unless it was about sex, and even then he sucked. Especially when he randomly sent me a picture of himself nude. I sent him a picture of my hott rack, and then deleted his number. The second guy was working on our Front lobby doing drywall and he was standing on a ladder one day reaching for the celing and his "Mexicans do it Best" tee shirt lifted up and I saw the cutest little belly. I daydreamed about his belly for like 30 minutes. Then Marcello, Our head maintenance man told me that he had asked Marcelo for my number and asked if I was single...Then, I never saw him again. His work was done and he lived in San Antonio so...:/ I probably would have found some sort of excuse as to why I wasnt interested anyways. Note to self: Stop being so sexy at work!
I finished "My Horizontal Life" by Chelsea Handler in one sitting at work last week. It was such a fun read! She made me reflect on my own Horizontal Life. I was crazy back in the day and now, im kinda at a stand-still. Im constantly going back and forth between what I want and what I dont want. After the "Rich Incident" I'm extremly careful about who I hook up with to the fact that I was alone for 2 years, till Mr.Rollins showed up that one beautiful week in CT. So, Here I am going back to slutty BUT safe Rose-JUST for the time being in Texas, because im not gonna be here long so fuck it-literally.
Love and Liberation,
Ro