Fancy me a Flirty Fencing
So Far, So Good
For those who believe emotional proximity is the first meaningful occurrency.
French Connections was made to be read like a letter—slowly, personally, and with someone in mind. The stories stay close, even after the last line.
For Blushers (Founding Members), as part of the Love Lexis Series.
It started, as we might describe, semi-organically. Organic, for the meeting felt natural once it occured; semi, for an app, technically played its role in facilitating the occasion. We were a group of several individuals—a spectrum of characters—and had we not agreed to partake in a novel tasting at the same time, I doubt our paths would have crossed. All the more reason its out-of-the-blue appeal stays with me.
A Necklaced Afternoon
Until this day, our back-and-forth has been a succession of fencing carrots and swift rebounds, proof of how attentively we’ve noticed each other’s quirks. For instance, as we briefly mentioned a certain exhibition in the flow of our cadenced conversation, without skipping a beat, the suggestion emerged: “Next time, let’s go there together.”
