LadyCleve

LadyCleve

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Being an Army wife and seeing the way other civilians act at times is very distressing. I enjoyed this post, Shadowwar, and some of the comments were, well, interesting . Keep up the good work!

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does that mean you're female now? *snickers quietly because it sounds like something she would say* I experienced similar frustration when my husband was stationed in Korea. We talked pretty much every day, but the time difference made it very strange at times.

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i think it's more about touch than sight, actually I agree with that, but I prefer a nice, squeezable tush. As far as female features, what I have had complimented more than anything else is my eyes. Also, my voice (speaking, not just singing). I was told recently that there is a sparkle in my voice

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I understand how you feel. The first time I was away from my husband was when he was in boot camp, about 2 1/2 months, and then more recently in Korea for a year. Neither time was fun, but I got through them, and you will too. Good luck in the meantime.

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Cat, the other,other white meat!. I take it SPC Nbs has shared his nicknames for our cats? If not, he decided before going to Korea that all 3 of our cats should have nicknames, in Korean. So he gave them all nicknames, in Korean, and they were all food. Our 14 pounder he started calling Bul Go Gi!!

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These things are most definately genetic. I don't think we always realize it when we are younger. Back then my dad and my mom were just weird. Now I've gotten older and realized that my dad's sense of humor and my husband's are almost exactly alike, as are mine and my mom's. Now that's scary!!! Love the post!

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Not sure which I would classify it as, but the first time I heard this song was on the Dr. Demento radio show a couple of weeks ago. Dr. Demento showcases a lot of parody, some satire, but I believe mostly parody. Regardless, thank you for sharing this site--absolutely hilarious!

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Thank you both for your comments. Yes I have considered writing a book, but I haven't done much recently. I have written numerous short stories and had a couple of poems published a few years back. If there is really interest, I would love to continue sharing stories and poems. What do you think?

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I miss.....my childhood I never had I think many people miss their childhoods, or at least parts of them, or wish they had been able to have a real childhood. As far as being alone, I think almost every decision I have made has revolved around my fear of being alone. I had never actually lived on my o

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i would wait a few weeks for them to get rid of the lame and lazy employees Including the manager who obviously needs a refresher in customer service. Even after many years working in customer service, it never ceases to amaze me how many people are lacking in this essential skill.

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I can understand and empathize more than I would probably like to admit. That's one reason for the name I chose when I signed up on JU. It's an embellishment of a nickname given me by a friend from college before I met my husband. I had originally thought to use "Nobody's Wife", thinking it would be a pretty funny play on words, but I decided against it because I wanted to have my own identity on here. Not that I was ashamed of my husband, but...I

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Welcome, it's great to meet another musician. Good luck with the student teaching and congrats on the engagement. My husband and I (both music majors) also met in school.

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Oh yeah, got to love it. Double talk and deliberate misleading is oh so fun, unless you're on the receiving end of it. I guess it's good for some laughs now, anyway. I hope the bitterness doesn't seep through too much...

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