Yes, I realize by finally making my presence known here on the blog is just reason for everyone to make fun of me, however, I partly believe that as the youngest, that is my role in this family...the comic relief. Well, bring it on fam.
Yes, so about a week ago, I am talking to Zach and he tells me, "I am such a loser. I have been home two months and I haven't gone on a date." So is that what constitutes a loser? So the dude has been pouting about saying how much of a loser he is. So what does he do? Well, he tries to force everything. The other day, he tells me of one of his "fine-looking" co-workers and how he wants to go on a date with her. Apart from being his co-worker she is in his social dance class so he invites her to 'practice' the dance moves with him one day. Well, she accepts and is agreed to the appointment. Well, while at work, what happens? Her boyfriend comes while at work. That made me laugh quite a bit. I have always been a person against forcing dating situations. I was reading the past blogs and mom mentions of my formidable reputation of being the "girls asking me" king. There is the key. In dating life, subtleness is what counts. Forcing dating opportunities and awkward social moments only lead to embarrassment. My personal experience has led me to believe that just throwing out little bits of personality at those unawkward moments are key. You know what. I think I might go on to produce my own version of "Hitch." However, ways to get the girl to ask you. Oh Yeah.
Well, there it is, family. Bring on the jokes.
Bythe way, mom, I am glad you are feeling fine.
3 comments:
Good blog, Trevor. Maybe Zach thinks he is a loser, but not you. Your dad and I didn't make any losers. We made a bunch of other things that I can't name, but loser is not one of them. I think your philosophy of "sending forth bits of personality in awkward moments" sounds like you. So that's what you should do and what's what you should be. Just be prepared for lots of advice from siblings and such. They only have your best interests at heart - Plus, most times their advice turns out to be worth noting.
Trevor, tell this Zach character that his first problem was taking Social Dance to meet the ladies in the first place. He's not a loser for not dating, but taking social dance for that reason... that's pretty loserish.
Maybe he should wear army short, bright orange socker socks, and a shirt 4 sizes to small, with bleached hair. It worked for me.
I'm just curious if Grace meant "worth noting" as written or perhaps "worth nothing"...
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