New Flame and me first time round... |
It hasn't helped that I haven't seen New Flame for four months. It has been a long four months. He isn't much of a writer so we have been skyping like crazy. It is an interesting way to develop a relationship. It feels a little like old fashion courting. You talk lots and find what you have in common but there is no touching. Just lots of yearning. It feels more intimate...
But that is all about to change... I am counting down the hours (at the beginning of the week I was counting the sleeps) until I see him. I have overpacked my suitcase. I have had a haircut. I left excited behind sometime ago and am now orbiting exhilarated. I'm also, if I'm honest, slightly scared. What happens if it isn't the same? What happens if the flame has died? Silly but I can't help myself.
But when I see him at the airport tomorrow night I know I'll have sweaty palms and my heart will be racing. And I'll have a massive cheesy grin on my face.
And of course the writer in me will be hoarding these feelings and experiences and wondering how they'll fit into a story.
Whilst I'm off on cloud nine Susanna will be here on Sunday.
You've made me cry. I hope it's as wonderful as you could possibly dream it will be.
ReplyDeleteI hope it was a cry in a good way. It will be as wonderful as its meant to be :-)
DeleteRooting for you both, hon. Enjoy :)
ReplyDeleteThanks sweetie x
ReplyDeleteHe's gorgeous. Here's hoping you're heading for your own HEA!
ReplyDeleteAwww I think he is too (but hands off he's mine!)
DeleteHave a wonderful, brilliant, cheesy, indulgent festival of romance - then tell us everything! Claire x
ReplyDeleteWell not everything...
DeleteFirst time I've seen New Flame, and I have to agree with Scarlet. He's a keeper. Awesome eyes!
ReplyDeleteI know just how you feel, as it happens. I once fell hard for a guy I'd known before, then spent a few difficult months living an ocean apart while running up an enormous phone bill (the woman who ran the Post Office in my village used to blanche at the size of my BT bills every time I went across to pay...) because, like yours, mine wasn't much of a writer. Well, wasn't a writer at all.
I despaired. I doubted. I moped about. And when he told me he was coming for a visit, I felt the same blend of excitement and panic.
The visit was wonderful. The post-visit aftermath was awful. But it all worked out in the end.
We've just celebrated our 14th wedding anniversary :-)
(Tell New Flame we said "Hi". And have a lovely time).
Thanks Susanna! I have my fingers crossed that it will work out like it did for you.
DeleteHave an absolutely wonderful time! I'm sure you'll enjoy every minute!
ReplyDeleteThanks x
DeleteHave a wonderful time and do send my best to New Flame :-)
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Thanks! WIll do x
DeleteHave a wonderful time with New Flame. He seemed really nice when I met him.
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