The Weekend of May 12.
It was pretty good. Lis came over unexpectedly and we just chilled at my house.
I really wanted to talk to her about my issue w/ her but that didn't come out.
Instead we were talking about guy problems and all the above. But the weird thing is I don't really have any, so it was mostly a one sided convo. But that was alright.
Our main goal was to help her get out a talk and I was totally focused on that but she jus wouldn't stop talking. Gahhh!
Funny thing is my bro came and was tryna give some input on how to put the talk together.
Besides that, we left my house round 9:30 to get some dinner at McDonalds. Then we sat there for another hour TALKING. All the while I never got out what I really wanted to say.
While I was there I saw at least three people who go to or USED to go to Cedar Grove.
Sunday was hospitality.
I had to bring the forks, spoons, and knives. Well I did, but was just a little late. It wasnt too many people at hospitality but the speaker gave a great bio, and his personality was refreshing.
Him and his wife were lovely.
They're from Lakewood, where that congregation knows my whole ATL family. He probably knew me when I was like four, but I didn't get to ask all that.
Highlight: I got to drive in S. Dekalb parking lot. Moving up, soon to the street.
I really wanted to talk to her about my issue w/ her but that didn't come out.
Instead we were talking about guy problems and all the above. But the weird thing is I don't really have any, so it was mostly a one sided convo. But that was alright.
Our main goal was to help her get out a talk and I was totally focused on that but she jus wouldn't stop talking. Gahhh!
Funny thing is my bro came and was tryna give some input on how to put the talk together.
Besides that, we left my house round 9:30 to get some dinner at McDonalds. Then we sat there for another hour TALKING. All the while I never got out what I really wanted to say.
While I was there I saw at least three people who go to or USED to go to Cedar Grove.
Sunday was hospitality.
I had to bring the forks, spoons, and knives. Well I did, but was just a little late. It wasnt too many people at hospitality but the speaker gave a great bio, and his personality was refreshing.
Him and his wife were lovely.
They're from Lakewood, where that congregation knows my whole ATL family. He probably knew me when I was like four, but I didn't get to ask all that.
Highlight: I got to drive in S. Dekalb parking lot. Moving up, soon to the street.
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