Monday, September 25

Kitchen.

Okay so the ever-so great mobile blogger cut off half my message. Oh. well. I meant to say I looooove his kitchen.
Not kit.

Anyways. I love love love the city of Atlanta. I had a blast. I think it's because I went in knowing nothing about the city and what to expect. I just thought it was the cutest of cities. It's so urban with a southern charm to it.
I hope that makes sense.

So, Hotlanta...
Let me share how I was such a nervous wreck the moment the plane took off. And it was not because of a fear of flying. I had two bloody marys onboard. I needed to calm it down in a big way. They didn't help though. Once I saw him, the nerves came right back. But then, again he looked so cute!
We went straight to a wine bar.
This is where I have to tell you, once again, I have not eaten at all during the day on Friday.
This is also where I can share that I know diddle squat about wine. A lot of my friends (and now, Hotlanta) know a lot about wine: tastes, regions, grape type, blah, blah. Me? All I know is red, merlot, white. Done.
You know when you are so nervous that your mouth has to be constantly moving? I just kept talking and talking and talking and drinking and drinking and drinking. It was so awful I am sure. I kept telling myself to put a pork pie in it, but that never worked.

I don't know how I made it through the night without throwing up.
We finally went to his place and can I say, WOW.
I was so impressed.

With the kitchen. Yep yep. Granite counters, steel appliances (all KitchenAid), and tons of room. We could've had a party in there.
The rest of the house is your typical bachelor pad. Leather couch, king size bed, big ass mirror as the headboard, and the biggest outdoor grill I have ever seen.
Then I took a look at his expansive DVD collection, I'm talking at least 200 DVDs and 3 "Girls Gone Wild" DVDs.
Uhm hmm.
Couldn't he have hid those?

As drunk as I was I passed out on his couch while we were talking. I felt horrible.

We spent the day driving around town and he showed me some good sights. One of which was Georgia Tech. I must be the biggest idiot and its not like I don't watch college football every Saturday, but I so didn't think that Georgia Tech was in Atlanta! This was the biggest revelation for me. The campus is adorable.

We decided to get dressed up for dinner. I am known for taking the quickest showers known to man. I can be in and out in two minutes. I kid you not. I can put on make-up and be dresses and ready in 15 minutes. Done.
What I hate more than anything is waiting for other people to be ready. Especially when I am hungry. And more so when it's a guy.
The boy took an hour after I was finished getting ready, to do, God only knows what.
But it was worth it. He looked Fine. Capital 'F'.

We went to a cute place called Horseradish, where I got my Southern food fix. It was so yum.
Then came the part of the trip that I was dreading. One of his friends was having a party and we just had to go.
I didn't want to meet any of his friends so soon.
They were all so nice. The girls were so welcoming and the boys, oh the boys, were fun.
Sadly, I know that now I'm going to be known as the girl Hotlanta brought to the party and made out with in the garage.
Yep. Yep.
I never said I was classy.

Our situation became more real after we came back to his place and he started yakking about it. Again. Does this guy ever shut up?
We made a pact to try and stay up all night so that we didn't waste any more time out of the trip and could spend it with each other, wide awake.
What a challenge, but I got through it with an hour sleep.

We talked and watched a movie. I highly recommend "Lucky Number Slevin". So good. Best revenge movie I've seen since "Man on Fire" and I love a revenge plot.

Sunday we ate brunch at what I would call the cutest place on Earth, Toast.
How cute is the name?
Seriously. And you know I had the eggs benedict. Yum Yum.
Before I knew it I was fighting to keep my eyes open and it was time for me to leave.
Boo.

As soon as I landed in Dallas I had a huge craving for Pei Wei. I took a cab straight to the Pei Wei (suitcase and all), two blocks from my apartment, and guess who was there?

John Salley!!!!
And like a dufus I so thought it was Michael Jordan at first glance, but then nearly lost my shit when I realized it was Salley. Holy Crap!
I don't watch The Best Damn Sports Show, anymore, but hello?!? The Pistons and Bulls championships, and to round it off for you, he attended Georgia Tech.

6 comments:

Broady said...

Straight off, let me say that I *totally* thought that the whole "love his kit" thing was some new hipster talk that I had never heard of, as in, "if he comes with a kit like that, the bangin' is gonna be FUN." I even tried to think of ways to drop this new phrase into conversation (never did, but still might try).

But it sounds like he has a fabulous kitchen. Sounds like he does nice work in the garage, too ; )

Your post made me miss Atlanta something fierce!

twisted panties said...

So glad you had fun. Like broady, I thought I was missing out on some new hipster talk - which wouldn't have been surprising since I'm a little slow on those things. But the kitchen sounds amazing.

Bev said...

Yum, that Toast restaurant sounds great. It makes me wish there was a Toast nearby.

Beth said...

It sounds like you had a great time. No Boom Boom?? Come on, you can tell us? Are you gonna visit again or is he coming to you next time? Do you have pictures to post? god, I am so nosey, huh?!

Swishy said...

John Salley! How random.

So ... good kisser? Does he have future potential?

Yamell said...

Yeah I'm with Broady, I thought it was new slang for package.

Sounds like a great time!! Jealous!