I think Shane and I have been seeing one another for about a month and what a roller coaster of a month it has been.
From seeing him from dusk til' dawn to his sparce texting, Shane is who Shane is.
He rolls how he rolls. When he doesn't want something, he doesn't get it and when he wants something... Well, does he really know what he wants? I haven't a clue sometimes.
I've coined his drink officially the "Cowboy Shane".
Here's how you mix it:
Sexy 8 oz. glass
Lite Ice
Whiskey (any will do)
Gatorade (your favorite flavor)
One part whiskey to two parts Gatorade. Shake or stir and pour into glass over lite ice.
There you go.
It's pretty simple and it's his favorite when we are hanging out at 2:00 a.m. and all the corner stores have closed and we simple want more to drink and that's all that's left.
Which leads me to this post about Tuesday night.
Shane has been very verbal, yet it comes in spurts. There are times when I can expect a response from my text to him and other times, when there is complete silence for day. Almost like he's disappeared from earth.
Shane looks like a mature version of Thor. The body and all. Shane is amazingly easy on the eyes and his body leaves nothing more to be desired. He has it all.
When Shane is around everything is good. I know he is comfortable with me and I am surely comfortable with him. That's not to say that we don't have our individual issues. Trust me, we do. But we love each others company so much that we can put that aside, get wasted and fool around.
Shane arrives late after conducting a late shift. He told me earlier that he would text me. I waited and waited and I fell asleep on my cozy rug reading a book. My phone rang about midnight. It was Shane.
"Are you up?", he asked. I was dead asleep. "YES! I'm up, just reading. What are you doing?", I responded.
He started telling me about his hard day at work. He was OK and I knew it, but I asked him with sincere concern if he were.
"Well, you should go to bed. It's late...." Shane begins.
"I'm up. Honestly, I am." Yes, I lied through me teeth but I felt the need to just hear his sexy deep voice. I didn't want to let him go just yet.
"Well, I'm just hanging out with the boys, you know. So, you wanna hang out?..."
(Duh, Shane.)
"Why don't you come over and give me a hug?", I said.
He hung up but not before letting me know he was on his way over.
Well, I began looking at what needed to be tidied up in the house, including myself, and cleaned up a bit.
I heard Shane's car pull up, running over the small gravel bits from the newly blacktopped street.
Shane has the best and most strong hands. When he hugs me, I lose my breath. Not just because I am excited about being in his arms, but because he hugs like an Arctic polar bear would probably hug.
I have so many things I want to know about Shane, but when he comes over, I fall into a trance and I cant remember a thing.
What I do remember is the following:
"Let's move in together."
"Let's have babies."
"You're my girlfriend, you know. I'm telling everybody about you!"
Those topics alone are enough to send anyone into a coma.
Yet, I remained excited at this crazy notion. Of course, knowing what little I feel I know of Shane, I can't consider such an offer, at least moving in with him and having babies. Those are way too serious of topics to discuss flippantly...and before we had drinks.
Being his girlfriend sounds fun, but I don't know if Shane is ready to have a girlfriend in his life so soon after the divorce and woe to the rebound girl. I certainly don't want that title.
What I can see about Shane and I is that we are two lonesome people who found one another and we keep one another in good company. It makes sense for him to want to fill the hole of not having a woman about the house, nor his children, but his "idea" is not a solution.
And my problem is that the more I see, speak or have Shane over at my house, I fall for him more and more.
A blessing and a curse...
Because, I really can't drink if I'm pregnant.