Loving50
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Checking face book most definitely was not a regular habit, but for some reason I felt compelled to do so on that particular Monday morning. Even though I usually glanced at the notifications in my inbox, I rarely felt the need to actually log on. Something caught my eye though and I took a few minutes to check it out.
The news feed could not have interested me less as I quickly skimmed the messages. My breath caught and my palms went damp as a name popped out at me. Paul Jefferson. My thoughts began to race. Paul Jefferson! Memories of that sweet and innocent time flooded back and warmed my heart. Suddenly sentimental I fought the urge to dig out my high school yearbooks, at least for the moment.
Paul’s message was friendly, short and to the point. “I knew a Molly Andrews (I see it’s Swanson now) in high school. In fact we dated and I can tell from your pictures that you are the same beautiful girl I gave my heart to over 30 years ago. Isn’t fb amazing?! I think about you often, Molly, and just decided to take a chance and find you. I’m glad I did. I hope you are too. If you are willing to chat please message me here. I see you live near Denver. I’m there on business next week and would love to meet for coffee or lunch if you are at all willing. It’s unexpected and quick, I know, not your favorite combination. Just think about it and please let me know. I’ve never gotten over you, Molly, but it's just coffee, I promise.”
I read the message about 25 times as I fidgeted in my chair. “It’s just coffee,” kept running through my mind. My practical mind laid out all the reasons why I shouldn’t reply while my heart raced to form a somewhat intelligent answer. That’s not easy to do when the head is otherwise occupied.
Finally I messaged back. “Paul, so great to hear from you! I think about you often too, it’s been so long. I would love to catch up here and if we can figure out a time to meet next week. And you thought I was ONLY practical! There are lots of things you could learn about me if you’re interested. Now the newly wild side of me is going to send this off to you before Miss Practical changes her mind. Hope to see you next week.”
I hit the post button quickly, hoping I hadn’t made a mistake. Paul Jefferson. Just the name sent shivers down my back.
The news feed could not have interested me less as I quickly skimmed the messages. My breath caught and my palms went damp as a name popped out at me. Paul Jefferson. My thoughts began to race. Paul Jefferson! Memories of that sweet and innocent time flooded back and warmed my heart. Suddenly sentimental I fought the urge to dig out my high school yearbooks, at least for the moment.
Paul’s message was friendly, short and to the point. “I knew a Molly Andrews (I see it’s Swanson now) in high school. In fact we dated and I can tell from your pictures that you are the same beautiful girl I gave my heart to over 30 years ago. Isn’t fb amazing?! I think about you often, Molly, and just decided to take a chance and find you. I’m glad I did. I hope you are too. If you are willing to chat please message me here. I see you live near Denver. I’m there on business next week and would love to meet for coffee or lunch if you are at all willing. It’s unexpected and quick, I know, not your favorite combination. Just think about it and please let me know. I’ve never gotten over you, Molly, but it's just coffee, I promise.”
I read the message about 25 times as I fidgeted in my chair. “It’s just coffee,” kept running through my mind. My practical mind laid out all the reasons why I shouldn’t reply while my heart raced to form a somewhat intelligent answer. That’s not easy to do when the head is otherwise occupied.
Finally I messaged back. “Paul, so great to hear from you! I think about you often too, it’s been so long. I would love to catch up here and if we can figure out a time to meet next week. And you thought I was ONLY practical! There are lots of things you could learn about me if you’re interested. Now the newly wild side of me is going to send this off to you before Miss Practical changes her mind. Hope to see you next week.”
I hit the post button quickly, hoping I hadn’t made a mistake. Paul Jefferson. Just the name sent shivers down my back.
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