My posterior has been dragging all week. I had committed to attend a jazz thingy at the fish tank last night with an individual. All day long, I was thinking I'd much much rather take a long bubble bath and crawl into bed. But at 5pm, I took a cold shower to try to revive myself, drank a large cup of coffee and got all girlified in a dress and heels and headed down to the fish tank.
Traffic was bad b/c of the rain, so I called 'an individual' and left a vm letting him know I was probably going to be running a couple of minutes late. Traffic eased up and I ended up being at the place we agreed to meet on time. I waited. And waited. I called again and got voicemail - left a message saying that I was waiting by security.
While waiting, some friends come through security. I join them inside for drinks and dancing. I notice later 'an individual' sends me a text saying he has a flat tire with a somewhat passive-aggressive tone that somehow because I didn't choose to drive down together with him, that the flat was MY fault.
Um, ok. (I understand getting a flat can make someone irked.) However, when I was driving to the fish tank, didn't see a anyone on the side of the road with a flat. My friends speculate that there was no flat. He didn't answer my first two calls and then sends a text message? Seems fishy to me.
I don't know if it qualifies as being stood up, but I was happy as a clam and the cold shower and coffee did the trick. Fate works in mysterious ways as always... Ended up having a spectacular time and was up waaay too late last night.
He doesn't realize that he can be replaced too easily.
Im not sure that many of them realize how easily they can be replaced, heh. Glad you had a good time :)
posted by: scubadiva (reply)
post date: 05.16.07 (2:53 pm)
Reply to: FinalyFree
If they read my blog prior to going out, I think they'd be scared... A lot of people that know me in real life want to read it, but I won't dare share it with them... I might forget that they have the link and I might write something about them... D'oh!