It's only bloody Friday, and I can't wait for the weekend to begin. I'm being whisked away somewhere Saturday night and all day Sunday but that's about as much as I know. It's been kept as a surprise by the boyfriend, but I'll put it out there now - I reckon it's Birmingham. I'll let you know on Monday if I'm right. He's playing football in Wales on Saturday, which will only finish late afternoon, then we're going back 'around his' (He's Shropshire, so not a million miles away). I love Birmingham - brilliant shops, brilliant atmosphere. I was only introduced to the place a year back and I was hooked, but apart from shops, we haven't had time to do much else. So maybe this is the weekend for more?!
I also got sent a massive bouquet of flowers to my office today - they are gorgeous. I'll put a photo of them up next week when I come back. Only issue now is that my car is chockablock of junk and I have to find somewhere to fit them in. I hope they survive the 45 mile trek home, in between a pile of folders and old newspapers and random pairs of shoes/clothes/bags etc all left from 'morning after the night before' drives home.
I know I should probably end this post on a nice, romantic high, but I feel really let down and disappointed by a certain person today. I have a male friend, who has a family, and throughout the year we've been helping each other, if either needs it, in our careers (he needs publicity, I need sources of info etc). And I always feel really disappointed in a friend when they, for some bizarre reason after such a long length of time, try to make it more than friendship and turn it to something it's not, and never would be. I've always got on with men, and I've always believed opposite sexes can be the best of friends, but when things like this happen it makes me think twice. The 'said person' tried to laugh it off (the first time) but the problem now is, will I ever feel comfortable around him? Did he ever appreciate and like me as a friend or was there always an ulterior motive? Either way, I'm sticking to female friendship from now on.
I also got sent a massive bouquet of flowers to my office today - they are gorgeous. I'll put a photo of them up next week when I come back. Only issue now is that my car is chockablock of junk and I have to find somewhere to fit them in. I hope they survive the 45 mile trek home, in between a pile of folders and old newspapers and random pairs of shoes/clothes/bags etc all left from 'morning after the night before' drives home.
I know I should probably end this post on a nice, romantic high, but I feel really let down and disappointed by a certain person today. I have a male friend, who has a family, and throughout the year we've been helping each other, if either needs it, in our careers (he needs publicity, I need sources of info etc). And I always feel really disappointed in a friend when they, for some bizarre reason after such a long length of time, try to make it more than friendship and turn it to something it's not, and never would be. I've always got on with men, and I've always believed opposite sexes can be the best of friends, but when things like this happen it makes me think twice. The 'said person' tried to laugh it off (the first time) but the problem now is, will I ever feel comfortable around him? Did he ever appreciate and like me as a friend or was there always an ulterior motive? Either way, I'm sticking to female friendship from now on.
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