One press conference and one radio interview later with one more radio interview to come, I find myself quite chilled and content at 50th street when I went and gave my poster and CD to the bartenders at 50th street. As I was signing the poster, I could feel someone watching me from the corner of my right eye. Little do I know that he was gonna be my good friend a few hours later.
I might be naïve or pretty lame but I love making friends from pubs. People who talk a lot and a conversation that doesn’t need to be prolonged, it’s just refreshing how one can find such company from a drink or two. Sober I was, I started talking to this guy who was eyeing me signing my poster.
After a few minutes of a good bounce back and forth conversation, I learnt that he’s a Kiwi living the life of ‘Eat Pray and Love’ in Myanmar. Once a trumpeter and now just enjoying his free life as a traveler searching for answers in his life, it was nice to talk about life in general. The conversation got deeper and deeper by the minutes and it was just amazing to see KiwiMan still indulged in spending time talking about life theories. As I kept talking, I started to realize that this was probably the best conversation I’ve had with a guy in a bar and it was quite annoying that he was good looking (VERY good looking) and not gay. He broke up with his wife and I had some break ups in my life. I hated the Julia Roberts movie and he loves it enough to buy himself a dvd.
It was all cool until GermanChick came and she told me how she thought this guy was into me. He’s straight as an arrow but I can’t help wondering what GermanChick was true or not given KiwiMan, maybe due to his drinks, was beginning to get comfortable and started being a bit of a ‘push and shove’r towards the end. And it also sucks that GermanChick was studying us and she said that she could feel like he could be so good for me. The truth is I like him a lot but I just had to keep telling myself that he’s not gay.
Seriously, sometimes it makes me wonder why we all need to label ourselves and is it wrong to like someone regardless of his/her gender through a good conversation?
I might be naïve or pretty lame but I love making friends from pubs. People who talk a lot and a conversation that doesn’t need to be prolonged, it’s just refreshing how one can find such company from a drink or two. Sober I was, I started talking to this guy who was eyeing me signing my poster.
After a few minutes of a good bounce back and forth conversation, I learnt that he’s a Kiwi living the life of ‘Eat Pray and Love’ in Myanmar. Once a trumpeter and now just enjoying his free life as a traveler searching for answers in his life, it was nice to talk about life in general. The conversation got deeper and deeper by the minutes and it was just amazing to see KiwiMan still indulged in spending time talking about life theories. As I kept talking, I started to realize that this was probably the best conversation I’ve had with a guy in a bar and it was quite annoying that he was good looking (VERY good looking) and not gay. He broke up with his wife and I had some break ups in my life. I hated the Julia Roberts movie and he loves it enough to buy himself a dvd.
It was all cool until GermanChick came and she told me how she thought this guy was into me. He’s straight as an arrow but I can’t help wondering what GermanChick was true or not given KiwiMan, maybe due to his drinks, was beginning to get comfortable and started being a bit of a ‘push and shove’r towards the end. And it also sucks that GermanChick was studying us and she said that she could feel like he could be so good for me. The truth is I like him a lot but I just had to keep telling myself that he’s not gay.
Seriously, sometimes it makes me wonder why we all need to label ourselves and is it wrong to like someone regardless of his/her gender through a good conversation?
Listening to: Bjork – Play dead