Mama & her Mancub

I was checking my stats at the old Restless Mama address and noticed quite the number of clicks on the “Mr. Fella” label.  Especially from you iPhone users. ;o)  So I’m guessing you’d like to know what is happening in that department.

So the story about Mr. Fella:

We both came to the understanding that we would remain friends but we still flirted for the first couple of weeks that Mancub and I returned to the Island.  But life happens.

His business is booming which means he’s super busy with work and life in Seattle.  And I’m busy over here working and preparing for our move to the Los Angeles area.  So that means fewer texts and definitely fewer phone calls.  Which leads to the demise of any romantic feelings.

I still hold fuzzy, warm feelings for Mr. Fella and still think he’s one super special man.  But right now, the best we can do is be friends.  Especially since our communication is maybe once or twice a week with a “Hey diddle, diddle - how ya doin’?” text. 

Even with this faded romance I still miss talking with him.  It sucks a little to grow accustomed to talking with someone everyday for hours on end to the other extreme of barely having a moment to send a text message. Admittedly, I went through a withdrawal period but I do that with my best girl friends and Mancub’s godfather when we don’t talk for long period of time.  Especially with Aunty Starfish and Aunty Funk Princess.  I guess Mr. Fella just means that much to me. 

So that’s what’s going on with him and me.  We’re friends but he’s stuck with me for life, whether he likes it or not.  That’s what happens when you become friends with me, there’s no getting rid of me.  Especially if you got deep down inside my heart.  Oh man, there’s no point of return for those folks.

That’s all I’ve heard for today folks.  I’ll try to get another post up about the move and the fun jazz that’s been happening in our lives. 

Tell me about your summer romances!  Did they dwindle like mine and lead to a good friendship?  Or did they totally fade away without any regard?  OR did it lead to something incredibly significant?