Modern Courtship

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You guys may not know, but the Vermonster and I took a very long time to get together. I very very sneakily pursued him for many months before he’d date me. A few months into us officially dating (but about a year after we first met), he went on a long vacation. I had the idea that I should start emailing him photos of me and Nail at home. My first email simply read:

Subject: Nali dawg

photo nali dawg

He replied:

Are you sending me these pics so I won’t forget you guys?

… and so a trend was born. I emailed him photos whenever he or I was gone, even for a few days. Don’t tell him, but I even have a email folder called “Pics for G.”

But I have to admit, the best use of the photo email came when we actually broke up for a short spell. I went out to a friend’s ranch for a weekend trip that he was supposed to come on, but didn’t, since we had broken up. We rode four-wheelers, played in the river, and shot skeet. My friend snapped a pic of me in short-short daisy dukes, aiming the rifle high in the air.

HOT.

So obviously I had to email it to him.

And we got back together. Not because of that photo, of course.

Possibly because of some intense emails.

Thank god for email. I mean really. Where would modern courtship be without it? A safe place to be a little bolder than you would be in person … a private communicado between you and your love …

It’s sort of like this video:

Email. Love.

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