Geo55
06-16-2008, 05:37 AM
A lady artist I met via MySpace invited me to her home to view her work on Saturday. She lives in Ventura & since I had planned on making my weekly walk along the ocean that afternoon, we planned on me stopping by after my walk.
Well, we ended up talking for a long time, she showed me some books with images in them that display the technique she wants to explore next with her art work. It was getting late, and I invited her to dinner.
This lady has quite a brain, she's very provocative to talk to, and I told her that I liked her mind. I suggested we become friends. Conversation over dinner turned from art to ourselves, we were curious about each other.
After dinner, we returned to her loft for tea and more conversation. The subject of our conversation was not about art, we were sharing our opinions and experiences about more personal things.
I finally left around 11 PM. By the end of the night I think our meeting had turned into a date. She emailed me the next morning to tell me she had a good time and couldn't wait to get togther again.
She's a 5'8" italian lady with her hair died blonde, very pretty, very eccentric, very strong willed. A wonderfully provocative mind, and artistically gifted. What some of you may not know about yours truly, is that I have artistic & eccentric propensities myself. The lady and I referred to ourselves as the walking wounded, the functionally flawed (she had been a battered child like me). Interestingly, she and I appear to be in the same place as far as emotional awareness and maturity are concerned.
That meeting may very well evolve into this summer's tawdry affair that I'll end up writing about in the fall (hah!). This stuff happens when you least expect it.
So I have a question to pose to you, and I would appreciate your thoughts. Can two eccentrics get along and have a successful long term relationship?
the old guy
Well, we ended up talking for a long time, she showed me some books with images in them that display the technique she wants to explore next with her art work. It was getting late, and I invited her to dinner.
This lady has quite a brain, she's very provocative to talk to, and I told her that I liked her mind. I suggested we become friends. Conversation over dinner turned from art to ourselves, we were curious about each other.
After dinner, we returned to her loft for tea and more conversation. The subject of our conversation was not about art, we were sharing our opinions and experiences about more personal things.
I finally left around 11 PM. By the end of the night I think our meeting had turned into a date. She emailed me the next morning to tell me she had a good time and couldn't wait to get togther again.
She's a 5'8" italian lady with her hair died blonde, very pretty, very eccentric, very strong willed. A wonderfully provocative mind, and artistically gifted. What some of you may not know about yours truly, is that I have artistic & eccentric propensities myself. The lady and I referred to ourselves as the walking wounded, the functionally flawed (she had been a battered child like me). Interestingly, she and I appear to be in the same place as far as emotional awareness and maturity are concerned.
That meeting may very well evolve into this summer's tawdry affair that I'll end up writing about in the fall (hah!). This stuff happens when you least expect it.
So I have a question to pose to you, and I would appreciate your thoughts. Can two eccentrics get along and have a successful long term relationship?
the old guy

