This Space For Rent

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We're off to Paris for a few days, so now's your best opportunity to shut down your computer, put on some clothes, step outside, and tell that cute barista/account manager/seamstress that, "It's spring, you know, and I'm a so-and-so and you're a, well, you know, so if it doesn't sound too crazy—and it might—I'd like to get the chance to, well, you know—and I don't mean... you know—and if it would be okay with you, maybe we could do it sometime before Saturday, because I'll probably have to get back by then."

Just go for it. I’ll return on Saturday.

Comments

Cathy said…
I hope you have, or had a great time!
April 17, 2007 at 9:21 PM
MUSTblogMEMORIES said…
cathy is always so positive, so i will follow her lead...hope you guys have a great time!
April 17, 2007 at 11:25 PM
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