Only in Provo is "hanging out" spoken out against. Date. Date. Date! is the mantra now. Actually that's not entirely accurate. We just have this ecclesiastical leader who thinks that all the boys in our ward are shallow and will only ask out hott girls. Or the Bishop thinks that the guys go over in droves of four or five to ravage the girls' apartments of their food. Okay. Whatever.
The problem is you have a couple of girls who go crying to the Bishop about how they are not getting asked out. Translation: They are not getting asked out by the ward 6-Pack and turn down any guy that looks a little like John Heder. (No offense to dear Napolean.) And I said looks a little, not acts a lot like. :) Get with it girls and get with it dear Bishop. I agree that some of the guys need to date more. And, sometimes it's a little hard to understand what a guy's intentions are if he is coming over frequently but never taking the relationship to the next level. (Although if you are just misconstruing friendship for something more than that's your fault chica.) But honestly, I'd rather get asked out less than get asked out every night of the week by some stranger I don't really know to walk around Kiwanis Park for the eighth time sharing a fifty cent ice cream cone. Can you even buy a fifty cent ice cream anymore? Oh well, as they say in Italy Chu ca fa (or something like that).
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woah, you were way off with that italian. i don't thinkg the words "chu" or "ca" exsist in italian. i think you might mean, "Che come va," which means, "That's how it goes."
ps. poor beautiful, sweet emily. being asked out on dates every night of the week. we all feel soooooo sorry for you.
pps. love you!
Hey Emily... I was just reading up on your life (and all the back-posts I missed)... just letting you know that I finally linked you on my blog under my friends list! I don't know what took so long... but you're there now :)
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