'Our Mrs. Reynolds'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risque (and frisque), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
I am smiling. You have witnessed one, your husband.Well, he was 24 when I met him, and he'd worked the verbal thing out by then. He even knew that the way to the literate girl's heart is to talk about the paper on Pride & Prejudice he wrote in high school. I wasn't there for the nonverbal till after his 2nd birthday part, so I'm all, "Not talking at ALL? Surely he must've been saying SOMETHING. I mean, if his grandmother is to be believed he was reading before he was 3."
Oooh, I love the porch on the second house, Maria. And homeowning! Wheeee!
Well, he was 24 when I met him, and he'd worked the verbal thing out by then.
As will Annabel.
Oh, Maria! They're quite lovely. How exciting!
Hey, it's my favorite cervix lady!
I'll give you a ride tonight. Plus I'll buy you a drink.
Two things...
1. I suspect the parental worrying never stops. I FREAKED my parents out last night, and I just talked to my mom who said, "I guess the worrying about your kids never stops."
2. Survey count is at 451. This is so exciting! Although, I told Emily on Saturday, "This means I have to read them all, doesn't it?" :)
(Hoping Hec doesn't say that to all the girls. But then I get "This is bloody and violent and made me think of you." so whatever.)
David, what are you doing posting when you should be on a plane to Boston? To SFO with you! Toot sweet!
Also, *smooch*
Annabel strikes me as possibly being that kind of baby. No wait, that model would only work if one of her parents was a perfectionist.
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