Night with Nate

As the title suggests, this blogpost is about the night or shall I say Nate. =) Nate is our handsome grad school classmate who grew up here in the Philippines but whose family came from Oregon and who are foreigners. For the previous group therapy class, my friend and I are always happy every after classes because 1. the classes are engaging and stimulating, 2. there's a cute, substantial guy in class---> that's Nate.

We were walking on the blue bridge with Praise, Father Jacob, and Nate, all our grad school classmates. But Praise had to drop by Fullybooked and Father Jacob needed to head somewhere else so Nate, Max and I ended up walking together. Nate  walked with us until 7-11 where he was meeting someone, according to him.

This blogpost is not separate or that special for myself, but for my friend Max. Since the beginning of class , I am "teasing" my friend to this guy. My basis, I just like it. Joke. No, kasi hearing from both of their stories, I can see some associations and I just like to play matchmaker sometimes….or rather most of the time.Hehe. For instance, I was kidding Max awhile ago about our positions in class. We were seated in a circular arrangement and I just noticed the seating positions that what Max and I ended up. Max was seating beside Father Jacob (who's from India), and Father Jacob was seating beside Nate. I was seating beside Max. It was father who is in the middle of the "bride" and the "groom" and I happen to be beside the bride--"bride's maid" :)). And the others are witnesses. Well, as you know, these are just my chorvas. :D Pero, hanggang pang-aasar lang ako. Whatever happen will happen in it's rightful timing, and if it happens, I wouldn't do anything about it because that would be a result of their choices and actions and certainly not mine.

Another reason why this blog is entitled this way is because, most of the time this Friday night, was mostly about listening to Nate. He was sharing in group therapy class, which Dr. Lota utilized very well in a very enriching discussion and enlightening session about parenting and parental dynamics. The walk with Nate also contributed to the idea of revisiting my plans for 2012 (e.g., planning to shift career: from teaching to research). So goodnight with Nate. And I should say, the night has been MAXimized.