Ooooo...sounds very nice, Kate.
Also, I would say, stay in touch with those feelings of wondering if it's moving to fast. I'd say as long as you're acknowledging them, I'd say you're probably ok. It's when you start ignoring them that you run into problems.
Sometimes , things go fast. As long as you are glad - that's good. Honestly, I think it is hard to tell in the beginning if the pace is right. some relationships move fast, some slow.I've known both kinds to be successful.
I agree with vw and beth, Kate.
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don't think the third date is moving too fast, as long as you are glad things happen the way they did, but it's much more important how you feel, so it's good you are aware it might be an issue for you. At the same time, try not to worry too much about how you think things should be, and just enjoy/focus on how they are.
Grooooooooooooooooooooonk.
I had one long anxiety dream last night, went on for hours. Basically, it was 7 pm, then 8 pm, then 9 pm, and all my guests were here, and there was no food because I hadn't started cooking yet. And DH (whose job was to rearrange the apartment while I cooked), had rearranged the apartment in a way that made me really angry (I can't remember how, exactly, because the apartment I was dreaming in was shaped completely differently than the apartment we live in).
After waking up from this, and falling back asleep and having the same fucking dream continue three or four times, I finally decided that the only solution was to wake up and start cooking. So here I am.
Bleargh. Coffee.
Jessica, I HATE those kinds of dreams. I had one a couple of nights ago about moving. And it just kept going on and on and on. I also finally just got up, hoping to make it go away. They're no fun.
Cooking, though? Whatcha cooking? Can I come?
Don't count dates, Kate. Everyone will have a story that supports your fears, or contradicts them. Use your judgment based on your gut and interaction.
Meara -- whyfor would you have to accept what the universe offered, just because it offered it? I think you'd agree that just because it's available, doesn't mean it's either a good idea or even fun.
Lots of nibbly things for the Oscar party. We've got 20 people coming this year. (Gulp!) But hey, if you want to drive down, sure, come!
Oh, but then I'd have to miss my celebration with the Somervillains (for finishing my incompletes). Maybe next year. Must have margaritas.
Groceries are delivered and put away. Yay! Food!
Don't count dates, Kate. Everyone will have a story that supports your fears, or contradicts them. Use your judgment based on your gut and interaction.
You know, this sounds like very good advice. Thanks.
Augh, Jessica. I hate those kinds of dreams. My sympathies, but I hope the party is fun and worth at least a little bit of the stress beforehand.