Monday, December 6, 2010

Back and alive.

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We had a good day, actually. I shopped before she arrived and was at the airport in plenty of time. A bit of a wait is better than having my guest wait. She was pleased to see me at the arrival gate this time. I am learning. The ride home would have been uneventful, but in the excitement of the moment, the crush of traffic, and simply whatever other reason, I got on the wrong track and went 40 miles in the wrong direction. Still, she was rather pleasant about it. Though reminding me every 15 to 20 minutes for a couple hours is how she deals with things. I think she forgets she already reminded me. *laughs*

We stopped at one of the best restaurants in Logan and had dinner. I had hoped to stop at Maddox, which was closer to the airport since she was hungry when she arrived. It was closed, Mondays I suppose. She was not terribly pleased with her meal, but I enjoyed mine a great deal. We had thought to see a movie too, but she was all done in. Home and bed sounded really good, so the movie will wait. The rest of the drive was uneventful.

I cannot tell what she thinks of my home yet. She is tired, it is late, it is dark. At first she was going right to bed, then she thought ginger "tea" would be good. Then perhaps a game of backgammon, she thought. I won, of course. She does win sometimes, though. A little talk, some things about Iowa City, a bit about here, some things that are happening. She thinks my house is quite large, which it sort of is, if no mansion either. And she thought it was quite clean. We will see when she wakes and the sun shines in. But for now, I accept the compliment.

All in all, a good first day. We will argue later. :p

Good night.

4 comments:

  1. Let not the perfect be the enemy of the good...

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  2. And so it goes. Enemies never, though powerful and set in our disparate manners always. I am not certain I would want it different.

    I think she is finally seeing some wisdom in my madness, and perhaps why I was more mad there than not. Here is a different world. I am in my own here, and it shows. And, I am even showing her a why to some of her notions, some that I accept.

    Her madness has always been sort of known to me, and accepted, up to a point. If that is what you meant?

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  3. That, and a wink and nod, with tongue firmly in cheek that perhaps you should marry her after all. The fights would be epic.

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  4. Ha! Oh, the fights were EPIC. Still are when we are both in the groove. Sex was great for that too. Keep that tongue in your damn cheek as well, and add some salt while at it! Hahaha

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