Ah, that makes sense, Aimee. I have a denim jacket I rarely wear, as it is the same color denim as all my jeans, and I can't deal with all-one-color.
Also don't like sushi, or coffee. I really need to get a bike, as mine stayed in RI.
Throat hurty ness sucks. I hope it gets better soon, Gloomcookie
Yup. Unless he's left his shoes out smack in the middle of the hall again and I've tripped over them at 6:30 a.m. *again*. Well, no, even then. Maybe sometimes.
Ok, this so completely a man thing. Joe does this to me.
I keep hoping, but alas, I'm Just Friends Girl. Everyone looks at me, laughs at my jokes and wonders what else is on.
I fight crime. Platonically.
I think I was imprinted at an early age that There Is Love, and There Is Friendship, and Never Shall the Twain Meet.
I can't even process this. Seriously, I try to imagine love without friendship and my brain just goes ERROR: INVALID INPUT. PLEASE USE THE BACK BUTTON ON YOUR BROWSER.
Well, I see it in other people, and I *want* it, but I just can't imagine having it. I think it's WAY more important that the theoretical Mr. Teppy *like* me, than it is that he wants to have sex with me. (Well, I mean, that needs to be there, too, but -- in my experience, guys will have sex and aren't too picky about with whom [no offense, Buffista guys, but like I said, this has been *my* experience], but they're a lot more picky about who they want to actually spend time with, in a clothes-on way.)
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This is the jacket I'm bidding on.
Thanks for the good wishes everybody.
I like coffee/espresso and sushi and bicycling. Can I move to the West Coast now?
Excellent jacket, Aimee.
Mr. H kept leaving his in the front room along with his coats, hats, and sometimes jeans. One day I was cleaning the house and it seemed there were more of his clothes in the living room than in his closet, so I took most of his clothes out of the closet and hung them on the mantle and put his folded clothes on the bookshelves and lined his shoes up in front of the chair. Poor thing had a total WTF!?! moment when he got home, but then laughed and laughed.