<human>: I had a great date with her last week. We had the natural 'chemistry' and 'spark' that most of my first dates lack. We also got physical and did cute little things such as hold hands. 

At the end of the date she told me we'd hang out again, that she has a busy schedule this month but should have time to hang out, to call her.

I waited a day, called her and left a voicemail (she didn't answer). I left a short message asking what her schedule was like. Two days later she never replied (but I noticed she was on Okcupid [where we met]). So, I waited two days and texted her a joke and then asked how her week was. She replied back saying something like "It's been good! Sorry -- I've been a bit in hermit mode (:". I followed up with a joke and then asked her a question from a discussion we had on our date that she was really into.

It's been 3 days now and she never followed up. It's worth noting that she will be moving from the state in a few weeks for about 2 months and then will return for graduate school. She already changed her location to the state she will be moving to on OKC (but she did this prior to us meeting). 

At this point I'm debating whether to text her again, or drop her and talk to the other girls that are interested in me. I want to at least send her one additional (but direct) text and ask her out. But I'm not sure how to word it. I don't have any particular plans in mind so "Want to grab drinks at X place at Y time" isn't going to be the kind of text I send (if I send one). I was thinking about writing: "I'd be down for hanging out again before you move to X. Let me know when you're free."

Is that an appropriate text to send? I'm still on the fence about sending anything at all, because there are other women interested in me. But I think it's worth a shot.

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<bot>: Went on a date with a girl. She expressed interest in hanging out with me again after a great night out, then ignored me. Debating on how to followup/if I should followup.