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Year Two, Day 148: Shhh!

 8:45 a.m.

Shhhh!

I am on R's bus. Right at this very moment. He does not know I am blogging about him. So let's keep this between us!

It is raining, So I am not talking to him. Safety first! Also, since he is driving, I was able to sneak a selfie. I am having a good face day. I think the rain helps. My eyes are not as puffy. I think the rain washes out all the allergens from the air.

I had suggested to R that we be friends. It just felt right. Feelings were too complicated before with our wild, manic text flirting. At least for me. This feels more comfortable.

But is comfortable what I really want? R is so dang handsome. And such a sweet talker. When I told him I would like to be friends and i had missed talking to him, he said. "I never left you, Sunshine".

Geez.  How could a woman not love this man?!

I am happy we are friends.

I made my famous breakfast burritos for us to eat on his break. Then off to the gym we go.

Actually we are at our destination. I will come back after the gym and tell you more.....


1:04 p.m.

Wow, I had the most incredible work out. R really knows what he is doing in the weight department. I feel fabulous! We did a total of 1 hour cardio. Then he had me work on my biceps and back.  Some free weights, some machine. Again, he expressed amazement at how strong I am.  I am amazed too!

Interestingly, my bones and joints ache when I do not work out. But if I can work past the pain (especially with a certain gorgeous Latino man), I am on top of the world.

I am on top of the world now!

I don't know if he is honoring my request at just being friends, but he did not do much flirting.  Now, embarrassingly I am disappointed. We had breakfast on the bus, worked out, sat in the hot tub, talked and then he drove me to the library.  No hug, kiss. Just a "See you tomorrow babe. You look fabulous!"

Sigh.

But I did get a good workout. And I am on top of the world, even though I slid down a bit.

But I get to do it again tomorrow. And he promised to buy me lunch.

Happy Tuesday! :)



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