I ' ve had a crush on this girl for about a month and never talked to her . Then one day she just randomly started talking to me in the hallway at school . It was just for a minute or two so i did n't think much of it .
Answer the following question: Why might the girl have talked to the narrator ?

She was attracted to him

So today is me and Jen 's one year anniversary ! ! Nothing spectacular happened on this day last year but we chose the fifteenth because there was no real " official " start to our relationship . We met on June 15th ( which is when she wanted to count from ) but I was with my ex and that ended the begining of August and Jen and I just moved seemlessly into our relationship .
Answer the following question: Who was the narrator dating on August 15th ?

The narrator was dating Jen .

Imagine doing that on a cold snowy winter . Also like I mentioned in a post I wrote early this month , the 18 foot awning that we bought over four years ago had finally made its debut on the wall in our patio . All the while I thought we just wasted almost $ 2,000 for an awning that will never be used . I was so worried that it might not work anymore having been stalled in the basement for that long .
Answer the following question: What may be the reason for not taking the awning out ?

There may not have been time to install it .

It was n't clear enough ; it did n't have all the right topics ; when I had the right topic , I did n't have straightforward , clear examples . I could go on and on . I felt that this was the sorriest excuse for a book that the world had seen and it was only the greater embarrassment of not delivering on my promise to the publishers that I would submit it that made me send the manuscript to them . Fortunately , in the six months since submission I have developed some perspective and have had unsolicited emails from people around the world saying how much they liked it .
Answer the following question: Why did the narrator feel obligated to deliver the book ?
Because they wanted to fulfill the promise to the publishers