It's been a fairly productive weekend at meet more men in 2010 headquarters.
I went to a going away party for a friend, and although there were no new single men, it was a lovely time. Being with friends, feeling cared for and understood, is one of life's great pleasures.
After the going away party, a co-worker and I went to a bar to hear a fellow co-worker's band play. The bar is the quintessential place to meet singles and I gussied up to see what there was to see. The band was enjoyable and I had a good time with my co-workers, but the bar was disappointing in terms of single men. One man tried to chat me up; turns out he was visiting Baltimore from Philly (always a good thing), he was nice, and reasonably good-looking. Unfortunately, he was wearing swimming goggles (what the what? Who does that?), which led me to believe that he is ridiculous and I chose not to pursue that option. Goodbye goggle man.
At Church this morning my wing-man introduced me to a new guy. The grad student is new to town and is reasonably good looking. After a short conversation, my initial thoughts are that a) he is very conservative (can you believe it? I'm saying someone is too conservative) and b) I didn't get the idea he was interested in me. I'm not hopeful about that one.
Coaching youth basketball was once again successful. There was a new coach this week: single, in his 30s. Nice guy.
One other thing on my horizon is the Baltimore Foreign Affairs Council. For some reason, they decided to invite me to join; it's not expensive and they put on 16 lectures per year by professors, ambassadors, and the like, and each function has a reception prior to the lecture. Jackpot! Sounds like the perfect place to meet intelligent men. I'll let you know how it goes.
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