It's Love

Thursday, February 7

Over the past few weeks, Jason Williams and Evan Owen made significant announcements about someone special (not each other) and love and dating and that kind of stuff. (blogs listed on left) I haven't wanted to make another announcement too close for fear of it losing it's significance, but I just can't hold it in any longer!

You always hear about love at first sight, but you're always skeptical - even when it happens to you. You call it infatuation, and dismiss it as "illogical" or "immature". I don't know. I've spent a lot of time thinking about that. I've seen girls before and experienced infatuation, but this time it was different. Sure, at first there was that nagging feeling that it was infatuation (because she's really beautiful). But as time went on I realized I was really getting serious and this was beyond looks. Sure, she was way out of my league, and some people thought I was crazy, but hard work and persistence is insignificant when you're in love (think of Jacob).

The crazy thing is that, though I've met her in person a couple of times, most of the time we've spent together has been online. She's from Japan, so that made it kind of hard. I know a lot of people are strongly opposed to internet dating, but I don't really consider this internet dating.

About a week ago I found out she was in New York. I was pretty serious by now, but I really wanted to make the right decision, so I talked to Yamil. After filling him in on all the details and telling him I'd like to bring her out here, I asked him what he thought. He said, "Do it!" (Those of you that know Yamil know that that is SO him.) So that same night I made arrangements for her to come out to Vancouver. They say girls are expensive, and it's true - I'm already broke (fortunately, she's not...lol). So, she just got to Canada yesterday (hence that stuff about anticipation). I meant to post sooner, but obviously, we've been hanging out a lot. The more we're together, the more I'm confident I made the right decision.

After all, 24-105mm is a great focal range, very flexible, and great for weddings. The only other option was the 24-70 f/2.8 - sure, it's f/2.8 vs. f/4, but the 24-105 has IS, and it's a bit sharper. So I'm really happy with it, and don't regret spending the money on this lens one bit - it's definitely love!

Comments :
Haha...you had me hooked right to the end, and i dont even know you!
 
Ok Bro... I also have to admit that I kept on reading right through... Though, even though you referenced to "girls" a couple of times, I knew this was going to be about an object of some sort... The tenor and tone of your writing wasn't indicating a real girl...When you said "Japan" I knew instantly I was right... I was reminded of the Apple commercial where "MAC" is holding hands with the new "digital camera" from Japan...
But, good job... Maybe one day soon a real "she" will be the subject of a post.... ??
 
Bro... I must admit I was a bit more naive than Jason, but I kept thinking "no... this can not be for real!!" This must be one of the best blogs I've read in a long time, haha :-) Good job! So now I'm expecting some great shots from your "dates" - cuz you're going to share with us "blog readers" what happens next with your new found love, right?
 
Hey, thank you guys. I really appreciate the encouragement. This is the first real break in this writer's block I've had since about this time last year.

Jason, you're no fun.

André, yes, I'll be posting some pics of her soon. I also finished up the wedding pics, so keep your eyes open for those.
 
lol! That was a good one! So glad to see you've gotten over your writers block. :) I must confess though... you might have had me, had I not glanced down at the bottom of the post and seen a bunch of weird numbers and letters and slashes... kind of gave it away... couldn't imagine how you were going to connect all that greek with a girl! lol
(glad she's not broke. ;)
 
Sorry that you think I'm "no fun"... I think I am fun. :) But, I am also a thinker... (which I thought your blog was promoting!) and look deeper into the tone and hints you gave... I guess I am trained to look deeper... that's what ministry is all about... depth.
Nevertheless, your post was a good one! Keep writing, and we'll keep reading.
 
Way too good!!! :) lol
 
Thanks Jessica.

Okay Jason, you're a deep stick in the mud - or is it a stick deep in the mud? :)
 
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