His brown hair was perfect. It fell in a smooth, pretty to look at part on one side and lightly feathered back. If people with curly hair want straight hair, and vice versa, et cetera, his is the type of hair I want. It nicely framed a man's handsome face one table over on the patio of the restaurant. The four seats were taken by what appeared to be his family of a wife and two pretty daughters.
He wore a polo style shirt and plaid shorts that showed off his hairy legs. Legs that were a bit skinny for my taste, but proportioned right for his tall body. The wrought iron table and the distance from us gave me a nice view of the legs slightly open. I couldn't stop myself from looking at him. I don't think I was attracted to him, I just found him to be pretty to look at. I probably looked at him once too often. And once is being understated.
Their meal finished, he and his wife continued a conversation while the daughters sat in laps and played around the table before the wife departed with the children in one direction. He went another with the ticket and smiled at me.
Yea, I think he caught me looking.
One Mississippi, two Mississippi, three, Mississippi, "He looked back" my dinner companion said. I looked forward. There's no looking back.
Sunday, May 20, 2012
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