This past weekend, I enjoyed two days at the Dallas Bridal Show near downtown Dallas. I was in the Demetrios fashion show, modeling three gowns. It felt great to slip into the gorgeous princess-style dresses. It's kind of like an adult dress up fantasy - taking me back to my dress up in my mom's closet days. I know guys find it silly, but girls often can relate. There's just something about putting on a beautiful dress.
I met a ton of amazing vendors at the Bridal Show, and I garnered additional support for the Project Husband wedding giveaway, which has me very excited. I am passionate about providing a dream wedding for an amazing, deserving couple. The contest is open on www.projecthusband.com, and a current list of items in the wedding giveaway is on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=271695&id=343250606282
After the show on Saturday, I needed to head straight to the grocery store. I was out of toilet paper, that's how busy I've been. If you've ever been there, you know that it's not a great feeling. I was in the grocery store, in my flattering dress from Frocks, and I got lots of attention from grocery personnel - especially the guy in the drinks aisle. I was looking for some healthy beverages with Stevia, but I guess I have to head to Whole Foods for those. Anyhow, the guy in the aisle said, "How are you doing?" I said, "Great. How are you?" He said, "Much better now." It was cute, and it meant nothing, but it was fun to have the exchange with him, especially since it had been a while since I had done any flirting! I've been so excited about planning someone else's wedding, that I haven't thought about myself in a relationship for a while. I've also been busy working, taking yoga and eating well - so dating hasn't entered into the picture much at all this month.
As I headed to the health and beauty section, I saw a guy bent over looking at shaving cream. His cart was in the way, so I said, "Is it okay if I just move your cart to get by?" He stood up and said, "Oh, yes. I'm sorry," I then proceeded to knock into his cart with mine, while noticing how amazingly cute he was. I didn't usually see hot guys in Albertson's. He noticed that I knocked into his cart and said, "I guess you're getting me back." We both smiled and laughed.
I finished up my shopping and headed to the car. I looked around, and no one was coming, so I backed up. Suddenly, I heard my rear sensor going crazy, and I stopped. The same cute guy was right behind my car! I almost hit him! He backed up, and said, "I guess you're still getting me back." I blushed and smiled and apologized for not seeing him. I said, "I didn't see you, but I heard my rear sensor." He said, "I'm glad it worked!" It was fun to almost run into him. I hope I see him again.
The next day at Day 2 of the Bridal Show, I met two guys who had messaged me months ago. They probably weren't that into Project Husband and dating in front of or near a camera. And, I totally understand. Nonetheless, it was fun to meet both of them within minutes of each other - for the first time in person. We had traded several messages, and I even talked on the phone with one of them, but we never met up. It was cool to see them face to face, and I liked both of them. A normal date could be in my future...and perhaps a mate!
I met a ton of amazing vendors at the Bridal Show, and I garnered additional support for the Project Husband wedding giveaway, which has me very excited. I am passionate about providing a dream wedding for an amazing, deserving couple. The contest is open on www.projecthusband.com, and a current list of items in the wedding giveaway is on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=271695&id=343250606282
After the show on Saturday, I needed to head straight to the grocery store. I was out of toilet paper, that's how busy I've been. If you've ever been there, you know that it's not a great feeling. I was in the grocery store, in my flattering dress from Frocks, and I got lots of attention from grocery personnel - especially the guy in the drinks aisle. I was looking for some healthy beverages with Stevia, but I guess I have to head to Whole Foods for those. Anyhow, the guy in the aisle said, "How are you doing?" I said, "Great. How are you?" He said, "Much better now." It was cute, and it meant nothing, but it was fun to have the exchange with him, especially since it had been a while since I had done any flirting! I've been so excited about planning someone else's wedding, that I haven't thought about myself in a relationship for a while. I've also been busy working, taking yoga and eating well - so dating hasn't entered into the picture much at all this month.
As I headed to the health and beauty section, I saw a guy bent over looking at shaving cream. His cart was in the way, so I said, "Is it okay if I just move your cart to get by?" He stood up and said, "Oh, yes. I'm sorry," I then proceeded to knock into his cart with mine, while noticing how amazingly cute he was. I didn't usually see hot guys in Albertson's. He noticed that I knocked into his cart and said, "I guess you're getting me back." We both smiled and laughed.
I finished up my shopping and headed to the car. I looked around, and no one was coming, so I backed up. Suddenly, I heard my rear sensor going crazy, and I stopped. The same cute guy was right behind my car! I almost hit him! He backed up, and said, "I guess you're still getting me back." I blushed and smiled and apologized for not seeing him. I said, "I didn't see you, but I heard my rear sensor." He said, "I'm glad it worked!" It was fun to almost run into him. I hope I see him again.
The next day at Day 2 of the Bridal Show, I met two guys who had messaged me months ago. They probably weren't that into Project Husband and dating in front of or near a camera. And, I totally understand. Nonetheless, it was fun to meet both of them within minutes of each other - for the first time in person. We had traded several messages, and I even talked on the phone with one of them, but we never met up. It was cool to see them face to face, and I liked both of them. A normal date could be in my future...and perhaps a mate!
I just caught you on Dr Phil...Have you found someone yet? How far out are you casting your net?
ReplyDeleteI've been seriously asked to look for commitment minded women, but I live in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada (though an American by birth ~^_^~)
Had to put the question out there