New Girlfriend, Donna took me to dinner

My new girlfriend, Dana Lynn (penname), took me to dinner last night and said that I could use her real name on the internet.
It's Donna.
We were kissing in the elevator in front of someone we've both known for a decade, it circulating the surprise and yet I hope that we are more surprised than anyone; its been romantic and and a little fun.
She took me to dinner. I believe it the third time for that restaurant this month, which where we knew each other. We later went shopping together for necessities, which was nice. I said, "This is a good place to kiss." It literally made it more like living together.
We watched a fairly good film in bed, The Lake House, with Christopher Plummer. Later I heard the train, which happens to be the same train that I've heard for years, so I mentioned it because I didn't know that she could hear it where she was and I asked her about the time, her replying that it was approximately its favorite time. I was surprised because the view is the skyline and didn't know the train was that loud.
I usually say, "The city is beautiful tonight."
She's been dressed up almost every night this month. She said that I could film her while she's asleep so that she wouldn't notice the webcam or while she is singing if I set up the camera and went into the other room while it was filming.

Scott Lord

New Girlfriend- caught in our second thunderstorm

We were caught in our second thunderstorm. The Boston city skyline is beautiful from this side of the river. She was surfing for a recording artist and my Dell laptop needed to be recharged, so I didn't film her singing. I waited for the weather to clear and then brought back ice cream.
We have our own table in the coffee shop, right next to the old table where I saw her for years while I was married and thought she was living with someone.
We usually watch a movie in bed, but she turned it off early so that we could talk. A little talk about my moving in or our living together, which I really can't answer right now. But I woke up there the last two mornings, which makes almost every day this month so far.
I looked for a copy of Human Sexual Response to give her, but couldn't find one. Human Sexual Inadequacy happened to be among my things before we re-met.
I couldn't find a study that would be newer or equivalent other than the Venus Men are Easy when with Mars Girls (They're Ok if they Say they're Ok).
Script details: she couldn't find anywhere she wanted to have dinner in Harvard Square, so we went back to where we met the first time, but had a long enjoyable bus ride. The the next morning, I left and came back for lunch, thinking she had something to do later, but the thunder and lightning came so I stayed to listen to her sing.
I never read Couples, because I got a letter from John Updike right after he wrote Marry Me, but it seems like one of the novels I would ask for while she is on the computer surfing, only because i told her I am still fond of who she was when we "only knew each other". I tried to explain that I love her more now because I now love what we were then more- seperated from her for a year after becoming "seperated". Now I know her better, more intimately. Now I'm different.
Actually, the kissing has become more involved. She left a message while I was lifting, which is almost the same as last month, but I'm only lifting every other day. Thirty repetitions on the abdomen nautalis at 240 lbs. Curls are free weight. I weigh 135. The torso was quick, about 15 repetitions at 200lbs. Most of the lift is about the same.

Scott Lord

New Girlfriend-I didn't think or know I would have to or need to say Take Me Back

I didn't think or know I would to say "Take me back.", but I did and don't question with what do I mean by just that. Early, within our first week, take me back, take me back for when we couldn't be together. Take me back with everything. Tighter. Fast kiss, slow dance.

New Girlfriend.

We did in effect have dinner again and I apparently have her permission to mention it.

I began at it again, we had coffee where we used to see each other and I explained where I was that I had wanted to kiss her, and after all that while, kissed her there, where I saw her.

"I owe you fifty cents."
She laughed and I said, "Goodnight I love you.", to which she replied, "I love you too."

Earlier, I had deftly said that she was "Valedictorian" and that you wouldn't or shouldn't wonder what I would want to us to "go hot at each other." I think be passionate within long drawn out periods of soft devotion is more what I was thinking of, but, the novel is not yet entirely written.