So here we are in the hopes of maintaining our regular lively, witty, and often bizarre conversations. More importantly, we're here in the hopes of remaining friends. We've done amazingly well in dealing with each other so far, and I think we would all agree life would be less something without one another. So, here's to us...vive le singe de la pipe! *Monkey dances and plays symbols.*


Monday, June 14, 2010

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Interesting weekend.

I've talked to a lot of people at UL. I've even met a girl who lives in the complex I'll be in. She's a newbie, too. Everyone is very friendly, offering help and advice, asking questions.

This weekend something pretty big happened. Brian and I reached a new place in our relationship, which is a real relationship now. Faced with only two choices for the future, stay together and try to survive long distance or split up. It was an emotional conversation, ending with a particular declaration.

I'm sure you know the one I'm referring to.

Given this, I decided to tell my mother the truth about how we met. I didn't tell her we met online. I was a little embarrassed about it at first, and afraid my mother might judge and thus not consider the relationship valid, or might be suspicious of him. I still have a hard time giving her much credit in judging others.

So I told her the truth. Told her I was sorry for lying, and why I lied. I haven't heard from her. She could be really upset, or not surprised because sometimes she seems to expect stuff like this from me (though when it happens it's usually because of her issues). Now, it's a waiting game. She may not respond at all. I don't know.
But I figured if Brian and I are at that point, it needs to be out in the open. Who knows when he'll meet my family.

This summer is going slow. I want to be in Lafayette, and now I want to spend more time with Brian than ever.

K.Z.

E.D.

9 comments:

  1. What declaration?

    And I'm not sure why how you and Brian met would be that hard on her...

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  2. I never know what will upset her, and I'm not sure how she will handle the online dating thing. There is still a stigma against it.

    We've "declared" love.

    K.Z.

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  3. Brace yourself:

    EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!

    There. That's all the girly celebration you get--a high-pitched squeal that only a girl can produce.

    It's about time y'all figured out what you are.

    I'm happy for you, sweetie!

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  4. Just don't tell her the particular site and I wouldn't think it would be a problem. She'd have to be pretty crazy to freak out over online dating this day and age.

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  5. She got the e-mail. I asked her if she got it because she didn't respond, and said she didn't have to talk about it if she didn't want to. She said she got it and everything was fine. So, I guess we're just not going to talk about it. I don't mind as long as she isn't going to freak out and start a fight, and as long as she takes the relationship seriously.

    I don't think I need writing on this one. He's very very good at showing it on a daily basis.

    By the way, we booked three nights at the French Quarter Hilton in New Orleans. Yay!

    K.Z.

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  6. Don't judge me too much, but I spent money I don't really have on a new pair of shoes for the trip...Coach brand to be exact...Dont' worry! They were on sale. They weren't $300.

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