Salacious D
Don Juan
There's a girl I want. This week, I have to get her phone number, because next week is vacation. Need I say more?
The situation is, she's in my spanish class, which is relatively small, less than fifteen kids. She always sits in the same place, at least one seat away from me, which means that it's something of a challenge to really get a conversation going with her. We hardly ever leave our seats or really branch out at all in our class, but in spite of that she is aware that I exist, she does look at me, she does laugh or grin at my jokes, etcetera etcetera. I don't know this girl, but I am acquainted with her. I never see her outside the class, except, rarely in the mornings, I think only twice. I have a general idea of where her locker is, because both times I've seen her she's been in the same general area, but I could be wrong, because as I said I've only seen her twice. Before I started taking the spanish class I never knew she existed, I had never seen her before. That's saying something, since I go to a school with about 600 kids.
So it sounds like I'm stuck where I am, doesn't it?
This situation will be changing on wednesday, when her friends, both of which sit on either side of her (class is set up in a one-row horseshoe) will be heading off on a class trip to Spain. The flanks of her citadel will be open, if she stays where she is, she'll be alone. My goal is for her to sit next to me, so I can eventually get her number and do something with her over vacation.
I have several plans of action, any advice on these, or ideas, are appreciated. So far, I can either leave where I sit, and sit next to her, or ask her to sit next to me. I could wait around tomorrow morning and figure out where the hell her locker is, and go talk to her there. What do you think?
The situation is, she's in my spanish class, which is relatively small, less than fifteen kids. She always sits in the same place, at least one seat away from me, which means that it's something of a challenge to really get a conversation going with her. We hardly ever leave our seats or really branch out at all in our class, but in spite of that she is aware that I exist, she does look at me, she does laugh or grin at my jokes, etcetera etcetera. I don't know this girl, but I am acquainted with her. I never see her outside the class, except, rarely in the mornings, I think only twice. I have a general idea of where her locker is, because both times I've seen her she's been in the same general area, but I could be wrong, because as I said I've only seen her twice. Before I started taking the spanish class I never knew she existed, I had never seen her before. That's saying something, since I go to a school with about 600 kids.
So it sounds like I'm stuck where I am, doesn't it?
This situation will be changing on wednesday, when her friends, both of which sit on either side of her (class is set up in a one-row horseshoe) will be heading off on a class trip to Spain. The flanks of her citadel will be open, if she stays where she is, she'll be alone. My goal is for her to sit next to me, so I can eventually get her number and do something with her over vacation.
I have several plans of action, any advice on these, or ideas, are appreciated. So far, I can either leave where I sit, and sit next to her, or ask her to sit next to me. I could wait around tomorrow morning and figure out where the hell her locker is, and go talk to her there. What do you think?