The first part is good to hear, and I can’t say the second part sits too badly at all.
How was your day?
The first part is good to hear, and I can’t say the second part sits too badly at all.
How was your day?
That’s nice of you to say, but I seem to have a talent for saying the wrong thing. Maybe that’s only in person, though.
I do think so. I may not know you well, but I want to get to know you. I don’t know what to ask, though. This is all fairly new territory for me, and I don’t want to mess up with you.
Your computer might not be worth it, because we could figure out some other form of contact. You would be worth it, a thousand times over and without hesitation.
We certainly wouldn’t want that. I’d have to shed a Manly Tear of Sadness™ if that happened, for one, and we men only get so many of those.
That’s awesome. Well, possibly. Small dogs can be really cool or really not.
I figured she was small, though the image of a St. Bernard on your keyboard was amusing.
It would be. I sort of want to order some, now. :P
It is, but I am kind of ready to move on. While it’s great having him, especially having him as a job, I feel a bit stuck. But then odds are I’ll land a job I hate or something. But it will be a good thing in the long run, I think.
You have a dog?
Selling bubbles sounds neat. You should get some business cards that just say “Xana: I sell bubbles”.
I watch Ethan. It’s the only “real” job I’ve had, and I love it, though I’m hoping I can get a real job after his dad takes over.
It’s been good. Ethan’s been good all day, I’ve made some headway on cleaning, that sort of thing. How was your day?
You’re not boring at all. <3
Talking with you, and watching videos on Youtube. What are you up to?