You originally wanted to take her out this coming weekend (9/2/16 - 9/3/16) and are not sure if you should bother now?

Why don't you just get direct and tell her that you want to see her again and take her out to X place at Y time this coming weekend. If she accepts, great; if she flakes, acts semi-interested, says anything weird - forget about her. That means if she contacts you just act apathetic and give her vague, short responses. She'll go away on her own after that. Good luck.

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What I meant was that The texts was not really that exciting. After we went out the first thing she hears from me is Hey how is your new job going. And then I just jumped straight to asking her out again.
Before the date when I asked her out I kinda got a similar answer but then she says If I cant do something im gonna give you a call for sure. But when I asked again two days later she was stoked about going out. Where the date went great. But now its almost the same thing all over.

Thats a great response thank you. So would you say I ask her again on Thursday?

I would do it right away, before she makes any real plans with other people. This early in the week, odds are she's still available, unless she has some big event coming up (like friend's wedding, birthday, etc.) If she's interested and available, she will respond positively and accept. If she doesn't really like you, she will consider maybe making plans with people she considers more important than you, and therefore start to give you wishy-washy bullshit. And if she gives you the latter, you know what to do. Make a plan and text her as soon as possible.

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