
photo by M cheese and nut roast crimini mushroom, walnut, cashew and gruyere terrine served with smoked tomato sauce and carrots
M and I went to dinner the other night. It was a celebration dinner. M finished her finals and I managed to get through 17 dates (playing by the original rules). We ordered 2 appetizers, 2 entrees and a bottle of wine and spent just under $100. I rarely go out to eat but when I do, I like to go all out.
The meal was phenomenal. The flavors and textures were balanced. After I took the second, bite I told M that I wanted to enjoy men like we enjoy good food; savor every bite, and when it’s gone, it’s gone. I am having a hard time just living in the moment these days. I want to go in with an open mind and heart but based on past experiences I am finding that difficult to achieve.
I went on an amazing date on Thursday. I was very in the moment. Friday I was giving the recap and I started to second guess myself. The crazy was trying to surface. Had I chosen the wrong thing to do or say? Why hasn’t he called? Should I call or send an email? What did it mean when he said X?
Why does it always go this way? I decided that I just need to chill out and let things run their course. If he calls, he calls. If we go out again, great! If not, we had 2 really good dates.
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December 21st, 2008 at 8:22 pm
I suppose I should tell you what we ordered. If you are a smart cookie, you will be able to figure out where we had dinner
*cheese daily selection of two cheeses served with honeycomb, marcona almonds and grilled country bread
*fried tomatoes red and green tomatoes served with aioli and salad greens
*cheese and nut roast crimini mushroom, walnut, cashew and gruyere terrine served with smoked tomato sauce and vegetable of the day (which was carrots)
*angus meatloaf bacon wrapped with whiskey gravy and mashed new potatoes
*chateau le roc cotes du frontonnais rose
December 22nd, 2008 at 1:17 am
Don’t second guess yourself or your actions. What you did was totally true to you. Just be sure to go one day at a time, like we’ve been doing. That seems to get us through it alright.