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Re: OT Have I lost my mind!?
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Posted by kyplowboy on May 22, 2007 at 22:54:17 from (63.146.226.90):
In Reply to: OT Have I lost my mind!? posted by Mike in Ind. on May 22, 2007 at 16:37:30:
First a disclaimer, I ain't good with the wimins. I am 29 and happily divorced. When I was 17 I had a simmilar intrest in a girl who was 2/3 the way across the state, she was not as famous as this one but bout as pretty. I got that same kick in the gut every time I was round her. I put several thousand miles on my lil pick up going to see her. Did not work out, was bitter for a while, years later the mimory brings a grin. You need to find some way to be honest with her. If you keep hunt'n her down after every show, she gonna think you are a sicko stalk'n her. Then you will have to deal with pepper spray, security, and local cops. Next time you see her, tell her how impressed you are and ask if you could talk to her some time. Tell her if she has time you would love to buy her dinner. That won't get you sprayed or locked up. If she blows you off. Go home with a cd and some good KY Bourbon and work it out. There is such a thing as love at first sight but if it is go'n only one way it is a crush and can not be much more. Hope the best for ya. If it works out hope we can all come to the wedding. Good luck and if you get the love thing figured out let the rest of us know. Dave
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