Right. So I’ve been flirting with Reece, a futures trader. And as planned, I'm stepping away from geeky talk to something more meaningful…
Beautiful but Grumpy: Hey. How are the cows? x
(forgot to mention that Reece also runs a farm...)
Reece: Hey sweetie, cows are happy just now after some rain to make the grass grow; am embarking on an energy project next week, should be fun
BbG: Energy project sounds great and I’ll keep my fingers crossed for the rain for you. Been to any good bars recently?
Reece: only one; it was few days ago and I ran into this interesting girl who turned my head
BbG: Ha, ha. Sounds like it was special. Might be worth asking her out some time (to see if she really is that interesting or if it was the rum…)
Reece: Nah…it was the rum
BbG: At least you know exactly what works for you and it sounds reliable. You’re lucky!
Reece: hehe
BbG :-)
Reece: Don’t know when we can hook up but we should
BbG: Maybe when it’s raining so you would feel something is working while you are having fun!
Reece: Ok, cool. Shouldn’t have long to wait in the uk then…
I've checked the weather report and it looks sunny all the way to the weekend... My luck.
6 comments:
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Hey, it's an English summer. As Reece said, you won't have long to wait.
Meant to add: But interesting that you seem to be chafing at the bit.
Gracias L&L! Como estas? Me gusta tu blog!
Hey Ian. I don't know the word 'chafing' so checked the meaning and get the following alternatives:
- to wear away or irritate by rubbing
- to annoy; vex
- to warm by rubbing, as with the hands
hmmm...
"Chafing at the bit" is a phrase used in its entirety to mean that you are keen to do something and can't wait to get started. A bit is what a horse has in its mouth and the animal chafes at it when it is ready to gallop.
Ya no tengo mucho interes en un pinche che y su vieja. Los ingleses son mejores y los mexicanos tambien.
(Uncle Nick, who lived many years in Mexico and knows about many things.)
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