I just got back from Santo Domingo. I just wanted to give everyone an update on the Dominican man I met on match.com. Well, let me say everything seemed legit!!!
He picked me and my brother up from the airport with on Sunday, and he was very polite and such a gentleman. I was a little suprised on this ride to the hotel, because he is a TERRIBLE driver, and that made me very nervous. Anyway, On Sunday everything was closed, so he took us a small little place to eat and it was so nice. Then he took us to the Malecon and around to an area called Conday. We did some shopping and he showed us the Cathedral there, which he says the the first in the country or something. He was so proud to show us his country. He was telling me about its History, and he acted like it was the best country in the world. It was sort of cute.
Anywho, the days I could go was bad because he had to work, but that gave me time to see the city with my brother. My Dominican man told me what taxi's to take, and he would even call the taxi for me to get a better rate. He met us for lunch a few days and I even saw where he worked. He brought me the first day there to his office, which was humble, but nice. Then the next day, I suprised him at his job and even talked to his boss first hand with out planning on his part.
At night he took us to a few bars that played Dominican Music, which was interesting. He tried to teach me to dance, which was funny. My parents are from Spanish descent, but I am a pure gringa. He was trying to get me to dance and speak spanish. He was saying, "You have Dominican and Cuban in your blood, you should be proud." It was really cute when he said that.
So, I can definately see he is so proud to be Dominican and to be from that country.
Well, next thing he wants to come to visit me in the United States. He is fun to be with and I enjoy his company. My brother liked talking to him about Baseball and other sports. It was a good time. So, I guess the next step is getting him a visa....:bunny:
He picked me and my brother up from the airport with on Sunday, and he was very polite and such a gentleman. I was a little suprised on this ride to the hotel, because he is a TERRIBLE driver, and that made me very nervous. Anyway, On Sunday everything was closed, so he took us a small little place to eat and it was so nice. Then he took us to the Malecon and around to an area called Conday. We did some shopping and he showed us the Cathedral there, which he says the the first in the country or something. He was so proud to show us his country. He was telling me about its History, and he acted like it was the best country in the world. It was sort of cute.
Anywho, the days I could go was bad because he had to work, but that gave me time to see the city with my brother. My Dominican man told me what taxi's to take, and he would even call the taxi for me to get a better rate. He met us for lunch a few days and I even saw where he worked. He brought me the first day there to his office, which was humble, but nice. Then the next day, I suprised him at his job and even talked to his boss first hand with out planning on his part.
At night he took us to a few bars that played Dominican Music, which was interesting. He tried to teach me to dance, which was funny. My parents are from Spanish descent, but I am a pure gringa. He was trying to get me to dance and speak spanish. He was saying, "You have Dominican and Cuban in your blood, you should be proud." It was really cute when he said that.
So, I can definately see he is so proud to be Dominican and to be from that country.
Well, next thing he wants to come to visit me in the United States. He is fun to be with and I enjoy his company. My brother liked talking to him about Baseball and other sports. It was a good time. So, I guess the next step is getting him a visa....:bunny:
