well ya! I know, but.. I was thirsty. I wasn't thinking. It's monday. I'm bored. Brain still on HP and Xbox.
Spike's Bitches 36: Did I Sully Our Good Name?
[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'm still in the ATL airport. It's nice to hear these Southern accents and see the pretty-in-a-clean-scrubbed-way Southern women. I always get a little nostalgic when I'm in the South.
Hmm. Your south and my south were two different souths. The time I spent in Appalachia Kentucky, many of the residents thought "clean" was a 4 letter word. Best not to be used.
Ha! My south is preppy, tanned, and well-groomed. You don't leave the house without getting pretty.
well, I wish that the south I lived in had your souths customs.
t waves at Gloomcookie
Step outside and remind yourself about the humid South.
t waves at Ginger
I did feel the hot hot heat when I deplaned. Yikes!!
~ma to Beverly. You're starting to sound like me with my closing date that I still don't have ;)
Vortex, you're kidding me! You must be ready to kill someone. Is there any end in sight?
Bev, much ~ma...but not TOO much...headed your way, love.
ok, question, as I have no sense when it comes to dating, and apparently online dating is no better. If you are having a great e-mail exchange with someone, when do you say "hey let's meet for a cup of coffee"? Even tho the e-mails seem to go well, and both of us have "meeting new people" and/or "LTR" listed in profile, seems whenever I suggest that, the line goes cold. I've waited for like 3 or 4 volleys of e-mails. I'm starting to think that is too soon. But then when?
I know.. I know... Patience is a virtue.