Chris and I never dated. I was never attracted to him. I never had one iota of desire to be romantically in his company.
But he thought I wanted to hitch my horse to his wagon.
And he was my manager.
Chris looked like the blue muppet on Sesame Street who was always getting frustrated by the nonsense put forth by Grover.
Chris looked like the muppet on the left
The blue muppet was the one in the skits who said with great exasperation “waiter there’s a fly in my soup.”
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Nearly three years ago, an email arrived via LinkedIn.
LinkedIn is a social networking website. Unlike Facebook, the main purpose of LinkedIn is not social. It’s business. It has since become the hottest website for job seekers and for professionals in general. It’s like having a business card and a resume online. Recently, I even offered someone a pretty good paying job because he had the prescience to connect with me via Linkedin.
Back in spring 2010, the email was telling me Neil was seeking contact.
Neil was one of the few people I dated who ended up not a friend. That was because the relationship ended badly. Or rather it just ended messy. I guess he’s not a true sip and go because I did see him after our initial date. But that’s just semantics.
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