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I Went To The Post Office

July 25, 2007 | Comments (4) | TrackBack (0)

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and he was there. Totally unexpected, since I was at a different post office than usual.

Our eyes met.

He got extra chatty with the customer he was helping so that I would have to go to another postal worker. (Or so it seeemed, and yes of course i could be totally imagining that out of my own abundance of weirdness.)

The other guy - the one who helped me - was sooo incompetent compared to Reynaldo. Pity.

And yes, I checked. That's his name. Reynaldo. Competent, Avoidant Reynaldo.

sigh.

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kelli Said:

Ahhhhhhhhh. Darn.

on Jul 25, 2007 10:04:21 PM

TaunaLen Said:

Maybe you could model a future leading man after Reynaldo?

~TaunaLen

on Jul 26, 2007 12:40:08 AM

Diane Said:

Oh, Tauna Len has a very good idea....and I have just the leading man! Wait...I have to google his name....it's.....Benjamin....

O.K...I'm back....BENJAMIN BRATT!!!

Perfect! Perfection! He'd be perfect to play the Raynaldo in your upcoming drama! Upcoming! Sounds like you're in the middle of said drama as we speak!

GRRRRRR! However, since all great dramas are a work of fiction, let's not have "Raynoldo" avoiding forever!

;) Diane

on Jul 26, 2007 8:06:13 AM

Stacey Said:

How funny. I don't remember reading that post the first time. I wonder how I missed it. Are you going to try and say something to him next time. Maybe you should mail him a letter and explain it all :-)

on Jul 26, 2007 3:11:47 PM

Publishing

I've completed two full length manuscripts, and am working on my third one now. The first was an inspirational romance, and it was scary-bad. But I learned a lot. The second was a chick lit romance and is much better. It even took 2nd place in the Lonestar! My work in progress is a Mom Lit, and it's so much fun to write. I enjoy writing funny fiction that inspires women to draw closer to their Heavenly Father. (I'm fully aware that creativity in punctuation, as seen on this site, has no place in a manuscript.)