Chevelle Miller

It’s a risk to write a line like that, to pout yourself out on a venture like this, to give up little clues to bring you in or turn you away but when I say hey beautiful, I’m closing my eyes and opening my mind to who you are, reading this you might like an ice cold Jack Daniels hard lemonade on a hot day like me. You might record Ellen to watch every night just to see what she’s going to say. You might love suspense and soul food and music and the fact that I wear black and am never happier then an ice-cream cake on my birthday and good woman looking up at me. Or you might like champagne , boots with fur watching Empire and dancing to Beyonce with your hands up to Jay X and that’s okay too. I can take every wonderful thing you get out of life and make it my own if you’ll meet me halfway, maybe one day we’ll find we had a good thing and it was ll because of you. I can’t promise you the time of your life, Baby but I can promise you’ll be the leading lady of my world. We’d have to start somewhere, and heres a good place as any. They say never judge a book by it’s cover, but we all do it anyway and I’m ok with that because I’m not a fast car sort of woman, I’m exactly on the inside what you see on the outside a dependable ride with two basic in my life Respect and Loyalty.

I’m only 37 but dirty dancing is still my favorite movie and if its old fashion ed to call my baby, baby, then thats me. I do love a girl who still wears a dress but can rock jeans, hold my hand at a softball game, sit down for a quiet time at home, look at over a lake at the sunset and just stay still in the beauty of the moment. By beauty, I mean you you’ll excuse me if I lavish a little attention, did I mention, I’m true to my girl in a real and meaningful way and will always start the day with a sweet world and kind kisses to the misses in my life, my wife or some flowers and a note to say, Good morning, gorgeous. Just let me look at you so I can thank God for the love in my life, the romance in my bed, the friend on my arm and the distance we’ll go once we know we belong to each other.