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Post by Lina Rey Parson on Jan 20, 2013 11:10:44 GMT -5
"Oh my gosh, it's ridiculous," she laughed, and pulled out her phone to take a picture in the mirror. Was showing him a picture better than just walking out and showing him? She figured it would be - it didn't seem so inappropriate if it was in pixels, not in the flesh. Changing back into her regular clothes, she put the stuff back on its hangers and walked out. "Here's the picture," she handed Tyler her phone. "I'm pretty confident, but not that confident on a first date," she winked, meaning that she didn't want to be just in her underwear with the guy she barely knew. "What do you think? Should I buy it and become a hippie?"
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Post by Lina Rey Parson on Jan 21, 2013 19:56:18 GMT -5
Laughing, she smiled at his reaction. He looked impressed - and she wasn't ashamed. She was confident in her body, size, shape and everything. Taking her phone back, she tucked it into her pants pocket and headed for the cash register. She wanted to get the hippy belly-button piercing as a reminder of their first date - in case there was a second, third, and fourth, too. Pointing to it in the case, the cashier rang it up and she turned to Tyler while reaching for her wallet. "Yeah, I play guitar. Man, I really must be a hippie," she chuckled.
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Post by Lina Rey Parson on Jan 23, 2013 16:07:28 GMT -5
Lina smiled, resisting the urge to show him her guitar pick necklace. That'd probably be a weird thing to randomly pull out of her purse and show off. "Yeah, I play a lot of instruments," she said, walking with him. Her bag with the jewelry swung at her side, and she had a small skip in her step. Even if she never dated Tyler, it felt like she found a new friend, and it made her giddy. "Bass guitar, electric and acoustic guitar, piano... I used to dabble around a bit with the flute, but that was back in elementary school, and I sucked at it." She chuckled and smiled. "I prefer to sing with my guitar, it's much easier when I don't have to blow air into an instrument. That was just never my thing." She shrugged and glanced around the mall, taking a swig of her soda, which was still in hand from the coffee shop. "Would you like to go somewhere else? I don't have a lot of shopping to do but I love the mall."
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