<human>: Can you summarize the given text in a few sentences?

I recently got back in touch with an old high school friend of mine who is currently in Texas. She had a massive crush on me in high school, but I wasn't interested at the time.

However, now that a few years have passed (I'm now 25 and she's 23), and I have been into and out of a long term relationship that ended because my ex turned out to be.. childish in every sense of the word, I'm looking for someone else to share my time with.

I confess that some of my attraction is purely because "Hey, a girl is paying attention to me!" But I also think that because she, herself, broke up with her recent boyfriend, that she'll have the same level-headedness and drive to not ruin a relationship. I guess what I'm trying to say is because we both have a somewhat similar background, we might be less prone to making mistakes.

My immediate issue, however, is the fact that I feel like I'm in Heisenberg's Uncertainty Relationship. She won't be out in my area for another month or so, and already our talks are pretty charged (teasing, suggesting things, making plans, etc. We're planning on getting tattoos together - not a spur of the moment thing, I have been wanting one for a while. She even casually mentioned she might apply to a university in my area after she finishes her studies in Texas). I'm worried that we'll get ourselves so worked up over hypothetical plans that when we actually go to do them, it'll be a huge disappointment.

I guess my question is.. how can I keep things going in such a fashion that when she DOES visit, we're not.. spent. Any one else been in a similar situation? I'd really rather avoid ruining this because I got too excited and said something that turned her off. It might very well go nowhere, but I'd at least like to allow it to progress rather than die out too soon. Any other general advice is greatly appreciated.
<bot>: Trying to foster a relationship with a girl from my high school who is currently living in Texas, don't want to kill it prematurely. I want to give it a chance and see what develops.