I just got an e-mail from Terri, who's anxious to see me tonight. I of course e-mailed her right back asking when and where. She put the ball back in my court when she asked what else I wanted to do than eat at her mother's little restaurant.
The easiest answer was for seeing a movie. The new Tobe Thrite sequel, Hymns Of Their Doom looks fantastic as does Orchard Of Peaches, one satisfying my love of comic book movies and the other my love of tales of relationships, which was certain to be enticing to Terri.
So I told her about both and suggested she help make the choice for the movie we would see. And much to my surprise she chose Tobe Thrite: Hymns Of Their Doom. "Well, I do have Tobe Thrite and Tobe Thrite: Temple America on Blu Ray and recently ordered Tobe Thrite volume one and two From Kurnsey's Comics".
Okay, she's rather into comics herself. That is so cool. Could it get any better?
Well, of course it could, she could offer to show me her comic book collection as well as her action figures.
Wow, hot and "geeky".
October II
Sunday, March 29, 2009
Friday, March 20, 2009
Tales From October Volume II
I almost went out to a bar last night, which in the short term may have been the quicker way to happiness, as shallow as it might have been, but instead went for a long run, which is sure to pay off to a greater degree in the long run, seeing as I met a rather beautiful and wonderful woman.
Her name is Terri Mateze and she has such a smile that just lights up when she is happy. And yes, I feel very good that I was able to generate some of that happiness in the brief amount of time we had to gether then.
Needless to say, though I say it nevertheless, she has a wonderful laugh I could easily listen to all day. And if things work out as I hope they do, we'll have such laughter day after day sooner than later.
And that will make the annoyances of work feel less, which I can certainly use, since I am not among the blessed twelve.
Anyway, I went for a run and during a pause from it, I stopped to drink some of the water I had wisely brought with me and she stopped during her own run and sheepishly smiled at me and asked me if I would be kind enough to share my water with her.
Yes was my easy reply.
And it all flowed from there. I shared my water, she shared her easygoing smile and laughter and our pause stretched to fifteen minutes before we both realized we had to finish before it got too dark. We quickly exchanged our easiest to remember contacts and with plenty of smiling, slowly went our separate ways.
I am so glad I went running instead of going to a bar.
October II
Her name is Terri Mateze and she has such a smile that just lights up when she is happy. And yes, I feel very good that I was able to generate some of that happiness in the brief amount of time we had to gether then.
Needless to say, though I say it nevertheless, she has a wonderful laugh I could easily listen to all day. And if things work out as I hope they do, we'll have such laughter day after day sooner than later.
And that will make the annoyances of work feel less, which I can certainly use, since I am not among the blessed twelve.
Anyway, I went for a run and during a pause from it, I stopped to drink some of the water I had wisely brought with me and she stopped during her own run and sheepishly smiled at me and asked me if I would be kind enough to share my water with her.
Yes was my easy reply.
And it all flowed from there. I shared my water, she shared her easygoing smile and laughter and our pause stretched to fifteen minutes before we both realized we had to finish before it got too dark. We quickly exchanged our easiest to remember contacts and with plenty of smiling, slowly went our separate ways.
I am so glad I went running instead of going to a bar.
October II
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
Tales From October Volume II
Apparently I am not considered valuable enough to be chosen for the special project, but twelve from the office were. Some of them people I am so more qualified than. And this is what I find most bothersome.
And yes, I realize how young I am compared to the twelve, who've been with the firm for years, or even decades in a couple of cases, but I've proven myself in the few short months that I've been there.
In the wake of their not choosing me, I thought for a second that I would quit on the spot because of that, but I bore their surprising lack of respect for my abilities as best I could and finished out the day in a bad mood, eating lunch at my desk instead of in the cafeteria, as I was not even in any mood to talk to Ellen.
But as well as we get along, she's never been interested in me as anything but a friend, so it isn't really a loss now is it? Not that I'm ready for something serious, it's just that there is something about her beyond the physical that I could see wanting to have in a wife.
Still, there's years to live before I wish to settle down and years after that before I'll think of marriage, so any woman I meet in the next few years better not be looking for something like that so fast.
Which is a a rather big strike against Ellen, with her being four years older and having a child and an ex husband. So it's good that she hasn't expressed more interest in me because our friendship is mostly satisfying as it is now.
Yes, there's that man part of me that would like to see her naked and feel pressed against my flesh as we enjoyed each other fully. And there's nothing wrong about that.
Damn, now I've stirred myself up thinking about Ellen and need the release of sex or I'll be even more sour when I go to work tomorrow. So what to do?
Should I go for a run, or go out in the hopes of meeting a fine young lady who I might be able to gain my release with? Decisions decisions.
Well, I can't do either in front of the keyboard, so I'll log out here and do one or the other.
See you next time.
October II
And yes, I realize how young I am compared to the twelve, who've been with the firm for years, or even decades in a couple of cases, but I've proven myself in the few short months that I've been there.
In the wake of their not choosing me, I thought for a second that I would quit on the spot because of that, but I bore their surprising lack of respect for my abilities as best I could and finished out the day in a bad mood, eating lunch at my desk instead of in the cafeteria, as I was not even in any mood to talk to Ellen.
But as well as we get along, she's never been interested in me as anything but a friend, so it isn't really a loss now is it? Not that I'm ready for something serious, it's just that there is something about her beyond the physical that I could see wanting to have in a wife.
Still, there's years to live before I wish to settle down and years after that before I'll think of marriage, so any woman I meet in the next few years better not be looking for something like that so fast.
Which is a a rather big strike against Ellen, with her being four years older and having a child and an ex husband. So it's good that she hasn't expressed more interest in me because our friendship is mostly satisfying as it is now.
Yes, there's that man part of me that would like to see her naked and feel pressed against my flesh as we enjoyed each other fully. And there's nothing wrong about that.
Damn, now I've stirred myself up thinking about Ellen and need the release of sex or I'll be even more sour when I go to work tomorrow. So what to do?
Should I go for a run, or go out in the hopes of meeting a fine young lady who I might be able to gain my release with? Decisions decisions.
Well, I can't do either in front of the keyboard, so I'll log out here and do one or the other.
See you next time.
October II
Monday, March 2, 2009
Tales From October Volume II
Hi, my name is Jonathan Creech and I haven't had my own internet connection for more than a few months. And yes, I realize that is very odd, considering I am only 23, but I also didn't grow up with television at home or video games so having these things now is a definite change.
Yes, I moved away from home for the last time nine months ago and very quickly decided what I wanted to do differently on my own and what I wanted to continue doing the same as when I still lived at home.
So as soon as I was able I bought a computer, got online and bought a tv set and dvd player. We never had a tv, but we saw movies at the theatre. Not as many as I would have liked to, but we saw a handful each year. I have a lot of catching up to do.
Mind you, Sunday is still very much a day for family as I still go to Church and spend most of the days with them, save for Softball season where I slip off in the afternoon and play with some friends I've met recently.
Fortunately, both Mom and Dad joined in a few times last season and have said they will again this year. So that makes me happy.
All in all, life is good.
And why shouldn't it be? I have a degree and a job because of that degree. I live on my own and am enjoying my life as a carefree bachelor with a close relationship with my parents. I can't think of any changes I would want to this life now.
Of course, change happens when we aren't looking for it. Case in point? An e-mail with an attachment that I've yet to open. For some reason, October, as he called himself thinks I might be interested in his gathered blogs and wants me to continue on in his stead.
Maybe I'm just too curious for my own good, but I want to see what more there is to this, which is why I didn't delete his e-mail and have posted this blog, my first by the way.
Yes, I've toyed with the idea of writing over the years, but never did anything other than some poems and short stories in High School that my teachers were enthusiastic over. So if nothing else, his curious e-mail has inspired me to post my first blog.
But I have to go now, I got called into work on a special project so opening the attachment will have to wait until tomorrow.
Peace And Happiness Friends.
October II (It wouldn't feel right without the II)
Yes, I moved away from home for the last time nine months ago and very quickly decided what I wanted to do differently on my own and what I wanted to continue doing the same as when I still lived at home.
So as soon as I was able I bought a computer, got online and bought a tv set and dvd player. We never had a tv, but we saw movies at the theatre. Not as many as I would have liked to, but we saw a handful each year. I have a lot of catching up to do.
Mind you, Sunday is still very much a day for family as I still go to Church and spend most of the days with them, save for Softball season where I slip off in the afternoon and play with some friends I've met recently.
Fortunately, both Mom and Dad joined in a few times last season and have said they will again this year. So that makes me happy.
All in all, life is good.
And why shouldn't it be? I have a degree and a job because of that degree. I live on my own and am enjoying my life as a carefree bachelor with a close relationship with my parents. I can't think of any changes I would want to this life now.
Of course, change happens when we aren't looking for it. Case in point? An e-mail with an attachment that I've yet to open. For some reason, October, as he called himself thinks I might be interested in his gathered blogs and wants me to continue on in his stead.
Maybe I'm just too curious for my own good, but I want to see what more there is to this, which is why I didn't delete his e-mail and have posted this blog, my first by the way.
Yes, I've toyed with the idea of writing over the years, but never did anything other than some poems and short stories in High School that my teachers were enthusiastic over. So if nothing else, his curious e-mail has inspired me to post my first blog.
But I have to go now, I got called into work on a special project so opening the attachment will have to wait until tomorrow.
Peace And Happiness Friends.
October II (It wouldn't feel right without the II)
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