Do It Go

Do you want to know what is one of the most romantic places in the country, if not the world? I would have to say that it’s West Palm Beach, Florida. And oh sure, I know that you may not believe me or that you might even stop listening, or reading as the case may be, at this point but if you’re willing, or should I say really interesting in finding out why this is true, stay tuned. Exactly, I thought I’d have your attention. Or maybe your just being curious, who knows, but whatever your motivation for continuing you’re about to understand why West Palm Springs could jump start your love life.

So, it turns out that a dear friend of mine, and I stress the friend aspect of the relationship. We were never romantically interested in each other and I stand witness to the fact that two heterosexual members of the opposite sex can have a platonic, in the laymen’s definition, relationship with no complications from romantic attractions. Anyway, Steve, my friend, wanted someone to go with him to Palm Springs where he needed to make the final agreements on the sale of his grandparents house. Since we could always count on each other for anything, and I had nothing else to do, I agreed to go. Plus West Palm Beach sounded exciting and I thought a few days in the Florida sun would be great. And believe me they were. We had separate but adjoining rooms, which was great for privacy and also inspired late night conversations.

So, it turns out one night we were free to just kind of do whatever and we decided to go see an outdoor jazz concert at the Meyer Amphitheatre. What an amazing night that was. The sky was clear, the stars were out and the jazz was incredible. Great jazz always had a way of reaching right into your passionate heart and it certainly did this to both Steve and me that night. It was like something unexpected struck and infected us. We saw each other in a different light and it’s like all of my friendship love and affection for him burst into this romantic attraction that I couldn’t deny nor understand how I had never felt it before. And I could see in Steve’s eyes, that were completely new and different that night, that he felt the same. And it was so powerful that we can never take it back or see each other any differently than we did that night.

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Tags: adjoining rooms, Great jazz, Meyer Amphitheatre

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