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The familiar territory is this: that he shifts with his left hand, awkwardly across the steering wheel, so he can leave his right hand in mine; that he reveals too much and then says so, knowing that both are endearing; that each of a hundred small intimacies passes easily.
And then there is the new ground. That he is older than me by a handful of years - not so many, but more than I’m used to. That he has an ex-spouse, which several of my friends have, and two children, while my friends have at most one. That he is neither fervently shopping for a partner nor fleeing those who might potentially be one. That he is more extroverted than I am.
Tonight I’m going to the opera to see him in Faust. I’ve never been so stupid as to date someone in theater. Musicians are bad enough. But so far
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Someone in Theater! but apparently, the meal is fully coursed? what a pleasure...
What a wonderful fall we are having.
Opera is different than theater. So different that I didn't even roll my eyes. And we're working on baby #2 (but hopefully not #3 and #4). And if by a handful, you mean 5+, that's not really a big deal. So just have fun. Sweet, sweet baby-free fun. Without any Cheerios or Elmo or spit-up.
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