Internet Stalking

First, last Saturday I attended a wedding of someone that I have petsat for at least 6 years. About 2 years ago she went to work for Miller Brewing Company. I'm not quite sure what she does exactly, but its pretty important because she travels alot and makes really good money. About a year ago she met this guy and they started dating and before I knew it he moved in and from what I could tell by the many pictures that began popping up all over her house that she had found "the one"....at 45 years old. He proposed to her on Valentine's Day. One day later I got a phone call telling me about it and asking me if I could housesit for her when she went on her Honeymoon. The ceremony was beautiful. It was in this old church in McKinney right off the square and the reception was in this old wood house directly behind it. I knew not a person there. I was sitting by myself at this table and eventually I would be sitting with her parents and sister and niece. You know how when you see two people together and they just fit? Well this is how it is between her and her new husband. And now I'm staying at their new big fancy house in McKinney. The best man made a toast at the wedding that made me laugh....he said, "Dave married the woman of every man's dream....someone who can provide free beer all the time!" haha...trust me I know...she leaves me a case of Miller Chills every time I stay at her house! Anyway, the point of me telling this story is that I am 13 years from being 45 years old, GOD help me, and there's hope for me yet to find my "one," right?

Ok, My name is Dawn and I have become an internet stalker. In the playbill from Altar Boyz my favorite from the show put his website in there. So, of course I go and look at it, etc. Well then I decide I'm sure he's on myspace. So I look him up. Yep, there he is. So, I decide, well he has no clue who I am so I will ask him to be my friend. So, I did. And now, a week later...my newest "friend" on myspace. thankyouverymuch! I need to get out of the house more. Good grief!