So I worked a job for my Temp agency today asking travellers going between Edmonton and Calgary some questions. This survey will be used as research for the upcoming high-speed train that the Government is hoping to build. (next summer they are hoping to put together a proposal.) (sure they will). The man that was my boss for the day was a good-looking Italian man from Toronto. He had an Italian accent. We spent part of the day in a coffee shop listening to live music and drinking coffee in between buses leaving for Calgary. When the day was over he asked me out for supper. Beautiful man with italian accent invited me to join him for a late supper. I declined, but i really wanted to say yes. Sometimes being a christian sucks. just in case this was not such an innocent invitation from a lonely man that spends most of his time travelling between major cities in Canada, I said no.
It could have been romantic. He could have told me more stories about growing up in Italy, I would not have minded.
Alas, this is was my day. I blogged about it because it may never happen again that a rich, beautiful mathematic Italian man will want to go out for supper with me. Maybe I better find him before he leaves and marry him. He is probably very rich, I can quit school, move to Toronto. visit Troy.
A. Wilgus
5 comments:
Any rich, beautiful mathematic Italian man would be lucky to have you. You may have missed out on this one, but maybe a richer, more beautiful, more mathematicy, more Italian, and more manly man will come your way...
J :)
PS- I'm thinking of adopting Emma as my neice...or daughter...perhaps baby sister?....what do you think?
Dear anna you make me super proud to know you. That was a very strong and hard move to decline.. ahh you never fail to amaze me.
I shall call you soon and fill you in on my life.
Vicky
Oh Anna...I miss you. I ma glad we talked, for I love to hear your voice. Maybe the Italian will come back for you ;)
are you positive that he was an Italian man from Toronto? Could he not have been a Torontonian from Italy?
Were I a single girl (which I am not) I would have gone for it. You can always back out later if need be... that said, your "do the right thing" attitude is probably better than my "it'll all work out" plan.
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