
We feature an illustration by the awesome Mari Andrew every Friday morning. Here’s today’s.
What would you add?
P.S. Modern dating, and the little things.
We feature an illustration by the awesome Mari Andrew every Friday morning. Here’s today’s.
What would you add?
P.S. Modern dating, and the little things.
His 3/4 length shirt sleeve was neatly folded up.
Your eyes get all ‘crow’s feet’ when you smile.
Love this!
1. You wait for the host to finish cooking before you joined your friends at the table and help her bring the food to the table. Awesome manners.
2. You have an out-of-bed hair that sticks everwhere. And it looks so good on you.
3. You are wearing simple khakis, and you carry it so fine.
You resemble the guy I’m in love with a lot!
Honest laughter. The type where your eyes close. If you aren’t afraid to laugh and not hide it, then my heart melts.
these are ridiculously accurate :)
A well tailored suit always gets me.
Also, my husband works in autobody and can’t wear his wedding ring most days, so I always love when he wears it. It’s like being freshly married again!
I have honestly never agreed with a post more!
You smell good.
You have crinkly eyes when you smile.
You have a British, Scottish or Irish accent.
Ooooh yes please!
These are dead on, ha ha! Especially the one about seeing someone carrying flowers or the one about seeing someone else alone at a theater : )
Yes to the voice! I have crushes on audiobook readers all the time. I imagine they smell good too.
OMG Yes!
I love this! I am super susceptible to having crushes, so I definitely relate.
I would add
+ we had a laugh together over something
+ you have nice forearms
+ your coffee order was uncomplicated
OMG I totally agree with those! :)
I notice nice forearms, too! Haha!!
Yep, this about sums it up
You’re wildly funny. I have had fleeting crushes on so many people who otherwise made absolutely no sense or to whom I otherwise wasn’t even remotely attracted – my elementary school music teacher, my highschool math teacher, a man I met in NZ* (I’m Canadian), a married man in his 80s.
*The Kiwi’s accent also helped. ; )
All of these are so spot on! Here’s a few of mine:
1. Expressive, big strong working hands.
2. Someone wearing all the colours and too many patterns with confidence. Although “too many” is definitely subjective.
3. A hockey butt.
4. A touque (canadian for beanie) and goggles tan.
5. Strangers who hold the door for you.
6. You speak with a lisp.
7. Accents, any and all.
8. When a tall person unexpectedly picks me up and swings me around in a big hug (because they can’t help themselves?) because I am quite short.
9. Purposefully mismatched socks with a suite.
10. People who use handkerchiefs.
11. Big radiant smiles from strangers.
You’re on the train and reading a book I love.
YOU’RE TALL!
Because you played with my son and I saw that you are sincerely happy.
You’re Lin-Manuel Miranda.
Haha, yes!
YEP! Haha
Love this! I tell my kids (and husband:)) all the time about my new “boyfriends” — the sweet guy at the post office who was so helpful with our passports, the meteorologist on our npr station who isn’t over the top, the elderly tour guide at a historic house who was so interesting … and on and on. I’m not sure I’d quite call them crushes, but I certainly remember these awesome people!
i love, and look forward to, these illustrations by mari, but this one might be my favorite. Until next weeks…
You sent me a Kate McKinnon GIF.
Really good manners slay me.
haha me too!
You smell great.
I saw you dancing with a little girl.
You resemble one of my favorite characters in a show.
You have a dimples.
You’re wearing a floral print.
You’re much taller than me. (At 5’9″, this is rarer than you’d think. Maybe I live in a short area. :P )
as another 5’9″ girl, i agree completely!
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