<human>: Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?

I'm gonna give the full story here.  I came to college about 2 years ago.  I became best friends with this one girl whom I eventually grew a crush on.  After two years of being friends, I asked her about dating one night (both drunk) and she kinda just brushed it off and I just let it go as well.  

Well that was a couple of months ago.  In the process of being friends with her, I also became friends with her best friend.  A couple of days ago her best friend spam liked and commented (very sloppily, i'm assuming intoxicated) on a bunch of my instagram pictures and invited me out to the bar with our mutual friends.  

At this point, I figured this girl liked me so yesterday I mustered up my courage and texted her in hopes of asking her on a date to a museum or something.  The texts go as follow: none of the names are real

Me: "Jill!"
Her (2 hours later): "Hello!!"
Me 5 minutes after that: "What's going on, are you on spring break?"

no replies since then.  she's not the type that's very technologically advanced or glued to her phone like the rest of my generation so it's possible that she simply saw it and forgot about it or something, but i really want to get the chance to ask her out.

So my question is after all this happened, I'm willing to text her and go straight to the point, something like "Hey Jill I just wanted to know if you wanted to go to a museum with me sometime soon?"

Is this awkward, will i ruin a friendship by "not getting the hint?"
<bot>: girl who i think is interested in me and normally isn't glued on her phone stopped replying to me before i got a chance to ask her out.  is it okay to text her again?