June 23, 2009
A Real Win: Better Join Great Expectations these United States
Sometimes I hate to say it, ’cause I didn’t always have Great Expectations for my dating life. Here’s the scoup, yesterday I ate a whole bag of Oreos. As a coping mechanism that comes from being alone, for once. Don’t judge me (j/k!). Is that even legal? Actually, that’s when I seriously thought about meeting new singles in Denver or Dallas.
Nothing that can’t be fixed. I can mix up my social life thru professionally hosted Denver singles events. Probably sounds like a plan. My dating life is worth bringing up. When I was a little tipsy at little Brent’s Easter egg hunt in Denver two weeks ago, my sister wanted to know if I’ve met the woman I’m going to marry. I don’t know why they even care. Anyway, I looked up at them and yelled, “I’m working on it, chill out.”
Even “The Twerp” (my nephew, age 9) chimed in on the topic of marriage. I quipped to all of them: “Seriously, my romantic destiny is right over there!”
Can you believe this? They smiled politely. Perturbed, I called Dave just to get some perspective. What a waste of time! I can’t imagine what I was thinking there. Doug, who was a fellow Ram in high school (go Rams!) offered his opinion that I join Great Expectations. I said, “That’s what I was going to do.” See, everything always works out. I especially enjoy the singles at Great Expectations Dallas.
Early on, singles events and mixers were new from my perspective. I was a bit nervous at first, that I noticed I wore mismatched socks by accident. That slight disaster could not bring an end to a great time. The evening was a limo pub crawl from heaven. The truth is I’ll never forget all the other members, some who are my new friends.
It’s been a pleasure to party at these splendid Dallas singles events, I met a collection of dynamite friends that obviously have similar ideas which made for a magnificent singles event. Can’t imagine why I used to let anyone give their two cents about me being single at my age. Awesomely enough, dating with Great Expectations is enjoyable and just what I’ve been looking for.
Pat
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