What I was thinking - When I first met Daisy


When I first met Daisy, I knew she would be the woman that I would spend the rest of my life with. She had that “something” that you always look for in a girl. Her beauty was unlike anything I had ever seen. I did not want to leave her. That night at the party all I did was think about her. The moment I saw her I knew I was in love. I knew I had to talk to her before the night was over, if not I would never be able to live with myself again. I felt so much pressure because I did not want to lose her or to have her think less of me. I could tell she was looking at me. I had a feeling she was somewhat interested. Several minutes went by and I could not bring myself to go up to her. I could feel her slipping away from me. If I did not go and talk to her in the next fifteen minutes she would be gone forever. I walked away from my friends, unprepared, not knowing what to say. When people say “act natural” or “be yourself” it is not that easy. When I walked up to her, she seemed nervous too which made me feel better. We talked for hours. I will never forget that night. It was the first time I had ever been in love with someone before. I really did not want to leave. If I could have, I would have deserted the military and ran off with her. But I knew that was not right. While I was at war, I thought about her every day, she drove me to stay alive.

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