She was smiling, the same warm inviting smile that she had in the check stand.I walked towards her as she said to the manager standing near, “See yo... tomorrow night Ted,” and she walked out the first of the two doors that led outdoors. She waited in the foyer while the outer door opened to what was now a pouring rain. I followed her into the foyer and she turned and smiled, “I am going to get soaked in this rain, no umbrella…”I tried desperately to look in her dark eyes, but her nipples were. Result was, I didn't sound at all apologetic when I apologized or at all concerned when I asked if she'd been drenched. she must have noticed my "rudeness". she became cold and consumed the food I got her like it was lizard shit. Things thereafter went from bad to worse. she refused to see a movie with me, and sometime later we were having a heated argument over whether I was caring enough or not. I'm not one for diplomacy or cool headed discussion, I said things I knew she'd not like. at the. ”He gave her a dumbstruck look. “What?”“Let’s see, single, kids almost out of school, stable family guy, light drinker, no drugs or gambling, corporate bigwig, and oh yeah, really well paid. Sounds like a real loser to me.”Sam stared at her, his mouth moving like a fish. The concept that he would be considered attractive to any woman eluded him. In over twenty years with Lee, he had never understood, much to her considerable amusement, what she saw in him, and he still couldn’t fathom what Tina. I'm Meri. It's short for Meredith. How are ya?" she said in a post-"Clueless", post Valley Girl sort of way. Although she probably was too young to know what a Valley Girl was."I'm fine. What can I do for you?" I'm glad you asked!" she said with so much sugar that my teeth hurt. "I'm in this program for school - I'll be a senior in the fall, I so can't wait - it helps me with my personal interaction skills, like making eye contact with people and not stuttering or spitting. I'm doing ok,.