I was scheduled for the overnight our very first time meeting and we had a great time. He pre - booked, so to ensure I was available and not to cause undue rush. I always feel more excited that way. Don't get me wrong, same day sessions are okay too. Something about him expecting to meet me turns me on. So, moving forward onto our date. We had decided to goto dinner the days before and as we were waiting for our table, we sat at the bar while I had a drink. He began to share with me about how he was formerly a chef. It turns out that my mom was a Baker and great in the kitchen and I can sit and watch Food channel all day. So, as you can see, we had things in common to talk about. By the time we were done with dinner we went upstairs and it was getting late. Played around a little and we fell asleep.
The next morning, refreshed with a little bit of play be called to me with a very serious look on his face. He says "you know. After I gave you your envelope before dinner last night, if I didn't like you, I was just going to ask you to leave. I had planned that if i didn't like you, you could take the envelope and leave. Well, you know how that turned out. " I was pleased that I made a new friend and he was comfortable with me. That's very important to me. He offered to drive me home and we stopped at a pub near my house and we ate breakfast together.
When dropped he off and I was gathering my bags I noticed my scarf was not there and I told him I must have forgot it in the room. He said here are the room keys and my business card just tell them you are my wife. I arrived at the hotel and the maid was cleaning and scarf was not in the room.
We are still friends and we meet when he can. He wanted to take me to Paris but I met him in New York instead. Scheduling conflict. Takes me out to nice restaurants and shopping. He is very nice to me. But it's not just about me. It's about us.
You can have a great and exciting time on a Blind first date so to speak. Chemistry and the ability to respect others boundaries are important.
Thank you for allowing me to share my experience.
Lorelei Jesse