Diana

About Diana

I can be composed in a busy room and completely spontaneous five minutes later. I’m usually calm, although I have opinions about badly timed interruptions. I do not need a room to notice me; a good exchange is usually enough. I’m gentle in the way I speak and attentive to the atmosphere between people. A quieter setting suits me: a considered meal, a walk, and time to notice what is beneath the obvious. A calm beginning helps me settle in, after which the conversation can take its time. I like the kind of evening that leaves no grand conclusion, only the sense that something worth keeping has begun. I feel most comfortable when the energy is warm, the conversation is mutual, and nobody is rushing.