Re: [UUPoly-L] I met Ken Haslam

[stargazngal <stargazngal@yahoo.com>]

Good question Michael, lol.  My boyfreind is poly, but he is basically the only person I know, besides a few internet chat friends that I've never met.   While he has given me lots of perspective, it's great to know someone who can give me a more unbiased opinion of some of the emotions, and complications that go along with being poly.  Hubby is mono at this point, but that is subject to change, lol.  
 
I live in southern PA, but we have a true "fixer-upper" house near when Ken lives in Maryland.
 
Stargazngal
 
 
 


--- On Wed, 2/11/09, Michael Rios <earthfather@cfnc.us> wrote:

From: Michael Rios <earthfather@cfnc.us>
Subject: RE: [UUPoly-L] I met Ken Haslam
To: stargazngal@yahoo.com, uupoly-l@uupa.org
Date: Wednesday, February 11, 2009, 9:16 AM

Ken is a real sweetie-- he would be a great person to start meeting polyfolk
in person!

:-)

I'm curious; if you consider yourself poly, but haven't had any contact
with
other poly people, how has that come about?

Also, what city/town/area are you in?  There are networks of polyfolk almost
everywhere these days, if you want more contacts.

Michael Rios 

> -----Original Message-----
> From:  stargazngal

> Yesterday I had the opportunity to have a long chat over 
> coffee with Ken.  Actually, Ken got to hear a LONG stream of 
> consciousness from me due to me being a bit talkative,  
> coffee overdrive and nervousness.   Poor guy said he was 
> gonna go home and have a drink...I hope he didn't need more 
> than one to recover, lol.   
>  
> Polyamory is relatively new to me, and Ken is the first real 
> life poly person I've been able to chat with, so it was a 
> wonderful relief to let it all out yesterday.  I learned so 
> much from him, he gave me so much to ponder.    I think a few 
> people in the coffee shop heard some interesting things, lol.