Movie and Take-Out

Last night I endured her telling me things like how she's obsessed with the other guy, how she views him as just something for her ego, oh and sex thrown in there. Nothing is going on currently, but only because he stopped I think - something she can't take, rejection. Tough talk to take myself. What got her started was her two long time friends aren't going to come to her graduation, something she's wanted to complete for 10 years, so important to her. She gave one her credit card. One lives a state away, even asked if I would pick her up on the way to Virginia - sure, of course I would. She was not in a good mood, and I got to listen - wish she could have left out the part that hurts so bad. She got off phone as she was meeting up with a girlfriend, I expected a night of drinking and the other guy.

She called me this evening. She's was very hung over. She slowly tells me about her night, the drinking, the shots, the fun hanging with the band. The other guy was there with his best friend (guess she's hot). She alludes to going home alone and how maybe she at least will have a friendship with the other guy. Wish I had that phone call this morning - wasn't a great day with my mind wandering.

So this evening, she called taking a break from study. She wanted to watch a movie and wondered if I would watch it with her. So nothing like getting a movie on iTunes synced with another that's 658 miles away. We watched the whole movie together, talking on the phone through it - fun since I hate that in the theaters. She said she was getting hungry and wanted chicken. Well, anybody that knows me would say I'm pretty resourceful. I tracked down the only Chinese restaurant that will deliver to her area and place her an order - gets there at the end of the movie (In The Valley of Elah - well worth a rental).

In the middle of the movie, she tells me she misses me. I miss you, too. I miss you, too.