the challenge
The players: Peter, Laura, me. There might be others… in Atlanta.
Why am I playing this game from NYC?
Objective: The first to get a boyfriend/girlfriend wins.
Reason: The three of us are somewhat tired of being single. Plus, Peter thinks almost everything is a competition – so this is our way of playing into that strange part of his brain.
Prize: A significant other. And bragging rights – if you’re actually jerkish enough to brag.
I’m not really sure how I got pushed into this competition; I wasn’t an original player. This was strictly an Atlanta initiative. Unforutnately, since I’m oddly connected to Peter’s Atlanta posse (just because I know them), I was dragged into this game during my visit.
If Peter and Laura really wanted me to feel like crap, they’d just date each other and call it a day. There’s no way Peter and I could date each other, for a variety of reasons. Laura doesn’t have to worry about that.
The game just can’t be that easy.
This is Ed. He’s a former stray cat. On Monday, one of my colleagues found him roaming around the street and rescued him from the dangers of city life. Yes, she brought Ed (a stray cat) into the office for the day. Not only did we give him a safe place to stay, some people bought him food, kitty litter and a couple of toy mice. We even named him. By the end of the day, we had to take him to the vet to get checked out. Of course, it was sad for the cat-lovers at my job, but it had to happen. If anyone is interested in adopting Ed (I’m serious) let me know. I’ll get you in contact with the right people. 






