Possible Work Place flirting

54 is a good age if she's been well looked after and seeing as most post 55 y/o posters on here would jump at the chance to offer ' advice ',it is only fair in the time honoured tradition of Bluemoon that some kind of photographic assistance will be required. Anything to help further your cause, works do, up skirt on swivel chair, picking up a paperclip, sitting cross legged whilst sucking a pencil, changing a light bulb in the storeroom etc etc.
 
...some kind of photographic assistance will be required. Anything to help further your cause, works do, up skirt on swivel chair, picking up a paperclip, sitting cross legged whilst sucking a pencil, changing a light bulb in the storeroom etc etc.

Each to their own, mate, but I’d rather see some pics of the lady in question.
 
How big's this lake you frequent on your romantic lunch breaks? Maybe show off your art of mizukiri. A good side arm launch of about 20 degrees with a nice flat stone should do. Only of your man enough of course, you don't want a feeble limp throw with 2 or 3 skims. You want to be thinking Steve Austin, scattering the ducks on the other side of the lake. She'll be wetter than the lake with a good manly performance.
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Okay so I am in a weird situation right now. I joined a company 2 years back and things have been going good except for one thing. There is a lady who is around 54 years of age in our office. She has been single her whole life. Few months back she asked me to go to dinner with her. I went without thinking of anything since I often go out with my colleagues. She planned on going to a lake where there were park tables and during dinner, she asked me to sit by her side when in fact I was going to sit opposite to her. I didn't think of anything that time.

However, recently she has been asking me to go to dinner with her every other month. I went out again a few weeks back and last week she has asked me to join her for dinner the 3rd time.

So what to make of this? Is she actually hitting on me or is she just lonely and wants to hang out? I am 31 and I am in no mood to go out with her as anything other than just colleagues.

Should I ask her what's going on in a polite way?
Can I say that you're very sensible coming to us Bluemooners for sensible, well thought-out, sensitive and pragmatic advice.
 

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