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In med school and rotations. Been at a hospital in a rural town, and will remain there until May. I started there with my surgery rotation. I met Dr. A- one of few young docs. I have watched him perform some procedures a few times. He was good eye candy and nothing more. During the rotation, my preceptor invited me and doctors out to eat a few times. There, I got to know Dr. A a little better. We found out we had things in common: Same culture, similar backgrounds, likes video games, a foodie, similar sense of humor. It's nice to know someone you can relate to in a foreign town. During my last week of rotation, I passed him in the hall and told him I was running to the library. He hit my arm with his patient chart and laughed and told me it was the opposite direction. I thought this brief interaction seemed borderline flirtatious but I ignored it.

After returning from winter break, my surg preceptor invited everyone out again. After dinner, Dr. A and I stepped outside away from everyone else for a minute and caught up and started talking enthusiastically about Korean cuisine and some Korean ingredients can't find in this town. He told me "I have those. Want to come over to my house right now and pick it up? I live near ..." I responded and said I had to drive my roommate bk home. I don't know if he being friendly or if this was a come on. I feel most guys don't just offer a girl food items or have them "pick up" food from their home, do they? Opinions? Suggestions?