a bit of random quizness, with a point.
Jul. 4th, 2005 09:35 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
jocelynceeSo I scroll back through my latest entries after posting the weekend report, and I find a quiz. This lead me to another quiz, this one:
You like the sweet, shy type.
What kind of guy are you most attracted to?
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On that note, I got an invite for a date from the in-the-last-post-aforementioned Christian. He lives near Frankfurt but will be in Stuttgart for a friend's birthday party on the 20th, and he emailed me, asking if I would want to go out for drinks or something that day. I thought that was very sweet of him, and since I enjoyed his company this weekend, I accepted.
It's nice to be dating for real... getting offers to go out and accepting them, and not wanting/having to be serious about them. In fact, I pretty much have to *not* be serious about them, seeing as how I'm leaving in just over three weeks.
I look forward to this practice. :) I found Christian to be a gentle, easygoing person (and he's not bad-looking either. Very nice, German guy, lived in Britain for a while, so his English is excellent.) This should be fun. Too bad it's not until the 20th! Well, I certainly have enough to accomplish between now and then, including studying for exams and writing a paper on Walther von der Vogelweide.
You like the sweet, shy type.
What kind of guy are you most attracted to?
brought to you by Quizilla
On that note, I got an invite for a date from the in-the-last-post-aforementioned Christian. He lives near Frankfurt but will be in Stuttgart for a friend's birthday party on the 20th, and he emailed me, asking if I would want to go out for drinks or something that day. I thought that was very sweet of him, and since I enjoyed his company this weekend, I accepted.
It's nice to be dating for real... getting offers to go out and accepting them, and not wanting/having to be serious about them. In fact, I pretty much have to *not* be serious about them, seeing as how I'm leaving in just over three weeks.
I look forward to this practice. :) I found Christian to be a gentle, easygoing person (and he's not bad-looking either. Very nice, German guy, lived in Britain for a while, so his English is excellent.) This should be fun. Too bad it's not until the 20th! Well, I certainly have enough to accomplish between now and then, including studying for exams and writing a paper on Walther von der Vogelweide.
