jennifer1: ---Damn fine and insightful article - you study psycholgogy`(spell?) by any chance?--- Thanks, Jennifer. No, I did not study psychology, but maybe I should have laid on some couches. ---I have not read any of your articles prior to this one, but will now look out for them and read them. You come across (in this article)as a
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foreverserenity: ---Great blog Chris!--- Thank you, Donna! ---I understand the part about not liking someone at first. I didn't necessarily not like anyone, I actually felt some didn't like me. My personality might be perceived as too much at times, especially since I talk so much!! I'm just a loud mouth, that's all I have to say! hehehe--- I can't imagine somewhat not liking you here. I never seen you go out of your way to be hostile towards anyone. In here I do
InBloom: ---Insightful read. I know that I have changed my views on some people in here (mostly good). I am glad I have stuck around enough to get to know them on a deeper level (and here's hoping that I continue to do so).--- I know I changed my views on some people, too. Sometimes I wish I could get in here more often to not only read, but comment as well. Trudy: ---Quite an insightful article and good reading.---
MasonM ---I am one who is just being myself for good, bad, or damned annoying, and so are some others.--- Nothing wrong with being yourself. ---Regardless, we do tend to develop likes and dislikes for our fellow bloggers. We are all human after all. --- I agree. I know everyone has bloggers they like and dislike. I wouldn't mind at all if someone disliked me as long as the reason they disliked me was accurate. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/JU/smiles/
If the Mets don't get to the Series then they suck. Who will they have to fear in the NL? The Mets have the 2nd best record and I guess that is good. Do you think they would have the same record if they were in the AL? No way. Their pitching is above average. Not great and almost good. Believe me you better hope Houston's offense keeps putting up no runs. Because if they had just a little offense the Mets would not wanna face Clemen
I think German would be so hard to learn. Rose was telling me how to pronounce some words. I couldn't get it at all. btw ... Is there any funny German comedians?
---Hell, these days people panic when the battery dies in the remote because they can't even consider the possibility of getting their fat ass off the couch and walking over to the television to change the station--- If my batteries died I would get my ass off the couch and do some walking. Like walking my ass to the store to get new batteries. ---I
This blog is inspired by Dr. Guy's Real Democracy article and Little Whip's Label one. I'm not a regular here. I came in here about 14 months ago, and mostly read a lot of different articles by a lot of different bloggers before attempting to write my first. There are many in here who write interesting, thought-provoking, entertaining and/or funny blogs, and
If JU is a neighborhood I hope to buy a house someday instead of just renting.
---But I had to laugh at her attempts to say Ich. She finally got it right! But it did take a long time. As German and English have a common root, I wonder why it is so hard for English Speaking people to get that one right?--- Ich really difficult for me to say, too.
I love doing that when I drive. We are traveling down the road we are low on gas and I see an exit with signs showing what stations are at the exit then below it says how many miles to the next fuel stop. I calculate in my head real quick then say, "I think we can make it to the next stop." Of course, Rose is shooting daggers in me. I guess you're right about getting your kicks where you can. Being a man on a trip means how fast you can make it and how few times you have to fill up. <im
Mason, ---I cook when I'm home off the road. When on the road I eat truckstop food or the 'heat n eat' stuff I nuke in the truck so when home I want real cooked food.--- Although there are some good eats at truck stops nothing beats "real cooked food".
Trudy, ---Teacher at that time was Wolf Pointner.--- I wish I had a name like Wolf. Though I really don't see myself as a Wolf, despite what Rose says. ---You bet my son cooks for me! He does wonderful egg omlettes, bakes a mean pumkin pie, mostly he treats me by taking me out to McDonald's or Burger King, ordering pizza, and springing for
Like Gideon, there was a woman who sold cookies where I worked and she, too, used the money for personal things. It's sad that when you read something like that it no longer surprises you. ---[Note to readers: I can't link the news report because of a warning from the Associated Press not to rewrite it, broadcast it or distribute it! So if you're interested in reading the article in more detail, go to msnbc.msn.com and do a search to find it!
Here are some more a friend sent me. Men are like ...High Heels...... They easy to walk on once you get the hang of it. Men are like.....Computers ....... And a smart woman keeps a backup. Men are like ......Copiers ....... You need them for reproduction, but that's about it. Men are like .......Bike Helmuts ........ Handy in an eme
Rose ---I can't wait for tonight's supper, btw...yummmmm.--- And tomorrow's is gonna be even better. Foreverserenity ---Red pepper, crushed and flakes, hot spicy Jamaican scotch bonnet pepper in a bottle, black pepper, lots of garlic and ginger, sea salt, onion powder, paprika, curry if doing a curried dish, thyme, escallion, what you call
---Since my wife and I both work, and since it is usually just the 2 of us, we usually order take out on the weekdays, and then cook on the weekend.--- Sounds like it cuts down on dirty dishes, too. Are you a good cook?
KellyW. ---We cook every night except Friday. Pizza Night! I live for it, not because I am in love with pizza, because I am not cooking!--- A deep dish pizza always sounds good on a Friday. ---So, if you two need a N.W. home to eat at Saturday thru Thursday, just stop by!--- Well the NW is a beautiful part of the country. So you m
Foreverserenity ---You can come over for Sunday dinner anytime, as long as you don't mind eating food prepared with my spices and it's always Rice and peas with whatever meat and vegetables. Sunday dinner was always with a little more prepared food than the other days. That's tradition from my homeland.--- It sounds good to me. You're lucky Rose and I don't live near you. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/JU/smiles/Smile.gif" bord
---#1 by Trudygolightly Sun, August 13, 2006 10:46 PM --- Trudy, cooking school sounds cool as hell. What's your specialty? Does your son ever cook for you?
Good story, Donna! It helped me in 2 ways. First way is the obvious one. After reading it I went looking for Rose. And the second way it helped is when we have kids I'm making sure we have a huge bathroom.
---Second, get real! A gay man knows about as much about women as a priest does!--- Hey Doc, I'm pretty sure the guy who made the dumb statement on the show wasn't gay. And also I'm pretty sure most heterosexual men don't know much about women, either. It's one of their biggest problems cause they ONLY think they do. <img src="../images/smiles/joke.gif" border=0 ALIGN
---One of them said that the reason why he doesn’t have a girlfriend or wife right now is because he couldn’t deal with the emotions and attitude of women. In short, they weren’t very nice. Why? His reasoning was: “The week before their period they would be crabby and biting his head off, the week after it would be the same thing. When can they (women) be nice? Why can’t a woman be as nice as his mom? If a woman gave unconditional love like a mother t
Such a cute story, TW. It's Reader's Digest worthy. Not only does it sound like he's gonna be a great brother, but also a good son.
I know a lot of families have big home-cooked Sunday dinners, but how about on Fridays and Saturdays? On most Saturdays we eat at restaurants. I don't know why we don't cook at home more, and I love to cook, too. My theory is, we have done the "eating out" thing for so many Saturdays that it's now part of our routine. It's not like we eat at expensive p