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So the other day I was downtown at my cities Remembrance Day ceremony. I was walking with my dad and sister to where we were going to stand for the ceremony. When we finally decided on a place to stand, I noticed I was standing about 5 feet behind a girl I knew from middle school. I’ve only talked to her once in my life and haven’t seen her in a few years, I didn’t really look at her first because I was afraid she would think I was checking her out or something, Every 3-4 minutes she would casually glance back at me sometimes for more then 10 seconds and would look right at my face. Sometimes she would smile and sometimes she looked at me with a blank face like she was thinking about something. She bent down a few times to pet her dog but other then that nothing else really happened. The whole time I think are eyes met 3 times and every time I caught her looking at me I was looking out of the corner of my eye so she didn’t know I caught her. Anyways on Thursday I went in for detention in my math class (I’m in grade 10) and decided that while I’m in there I should do some trigonometry homework, so I get it out and about 5 minutes later she walks in the door starts talking to the teacher and then sits down at a desk a row behind. One of my friends was in the row behind her and I turned around and asked him if he knew anything about trigonometry and he said no. She looked up at me and smiled and sad she knew how to do it but not that great. So she walked over and came and looked at my homework sheet. Shes in grade 9 so she didn’t know much about it. So this is my question, how can I start talking to her again? Should I talk to her on facebook? (link)
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Adding her on facebook would be a good idea and start talking to her on there. When ever you get your chance to talk to her, use it. Once you start talking to her more then it can go on from there. Other little ways you can talk to her is if you guys walk past each other and all you do is glance, you should say hi to her or wave instead. There are tons of things for you guys to talk about too. Like how was your day and her day. Homework even if you guys are in different grades something will come up. School, teachers, classes, there is so much to talk about. Current events too. And if you can't think of anything at the top of your mind, weather always works. But I would say start with facebook, a hi every now and then, then some conversations. You guys will be friends in no time! Good luck!
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