Monday, January 3, 2011
New Start
Well, it was official. Sharon and I were now a couple. We were probably a couple long before. We were always inseparable at work. Even after we went home to our own places we would talk on the phone. Every night we would talk for hours. There were many nights that we would stay on the phone all night until it was time to get ready for work. The one thing that stood out was that we just couldn't stand to be away from each other. There were many times that we went without sleep but we didn't mind. Before we were "official", she didn't bring me around to her family. Sharon didn't want to have to explain the sneaking around. Even though it was pretty obvious to the people at work, we never admitted we were dating - YET. There was something different about our relationship. We talked about everything and we revealed so much of ourselves, our past to each other. There wasn't anything we didn't discuss or knew about each other. She started staying over with me at my place. We would drive in to work together. One time, we were getting out of my car in the parking lot and one of my co-workers spotted us. He asked me if we were together. I replied that I gave her a ride from her car as she parked on the streets. He gave me a look of disbelief. She started to tell her family about us. Her brothers, their wives, her close cousins and closest friends. They encouraged her to start bringing me around. I guess she was not too surprised that none of them thought much of her previous relationship. Mostly, they kept their disapproval to themselves. The first family member that I met was her oldest brother, Jeff. Sharon brought me to Cornerstone Community Church for a Christmas program. Her brother had a singing role. It was a nice program and I got to meet him and some of his children. She started bringing me to her house. Sharon lived with her brother Dan and his family at the house that they all grew up in. I had been there before but it was either late at night or early in the morning so I never had run into them before. I remember meeting her niece, Erin, who seemed totally immersed in Sharon. She looked up to her and really liked being around Sharon. She was quiet but her eyes followed everything that Sharon did. I am not sure what she thought about me. But after we were official we were never apart from each other so she would frequently see me around.
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