Seeing me in him

Best of luck with this new technique you are trying!

I think you are gonna need it.

stepped onto an old tupperware platic cup that had been mowed over and it went through my entire left foot. Tore all of the tendons and had several stitches. Had my hand shut in a locked car door and nobody could find the keys. Dog chewed my leg and got its tooth caught in my ankle bone. Just some of the good times!

...you cried?

if you are looking for the perfect person , you probally will never find that right one , that is why we are all made different, or you will die a lonely person with alot of animals , take the chance as many times as you can with many people, it takes 10 to get one sometimes( never give up never surrender!!!!!!!)

Question : who do you think is that mr or miss perfect?
What would there qualitys have to be ?

No; and I would never want someone to stay with me for it, either.

i never got the closure of divorce..
we were only "common law" married.. and as we moved to another state it was not binding in this state.. (not sure yet what happens if i ever move back to montana. lol *shrug oh well*)
but thru the 7 years i was with him.. all 7 years of hell.. i gotta say that the seperation was the second best part of it..
the children are the first..
i loved him with all my heart. but he was abusive, and cruel.. he tourtured me in every way imaginable in the time we were together..

i have survived that time.. and i have survived the seperation.. and i have survived rasing my children alone..

my saying..
"youd be suprised what you can get used to... and even more suprised at how good it feels when you are free of it"


best of luck to those still healing..
there is always someone who is worse off. and someone better off..
but the pain is there for us all...

Yep, been there - done that... It was horrible!

Later remarried her... stayed with her til her death due to Cancer in March, 2000.

Married again in December 2001, She had a severe asthma attack at work in December 2003, suffered brain damage from lack of oxygen. She is now in a nursing home 15 miles away...

Among the three incidents, I can't say which was the worst...

Age 3 bucked off the back of a horse (Broke Collarbone)
Age 5 ran into a piece of tin on side of the house above the knee.(cut to the bone)
Age 6 Jumped into the ditch out front full of water to play in and landed on broken glass.( cut bottom of heel on crutches a week)
Age 8 We were playing human bumper cars out front.(twisted ankle and chipped the bone crutches again 3 weeks)
Age 12 Running down the hall to go the bathroom someone left the dresser drawer open I caught it about midway top part of my leg.(cut to the bone) At least I have matching scars on each leg lmao

Okay, I saw this article on-line today and it made me wonder how many women drink beer?

Myself, I think women are qualified to taste beer. I have been a home brewer on and off for about twenty-five years.

So, if you are a woman who reads this do you drink beer? If so what type? Do you know the difference between an IPA and a stout? Have any favorites? What type of beer do you like?

For the men...the same questions!

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On March 11 I was enjoying a Register article about the ranking of beer by a panel of locals. All was fine until I came to the part that said one of the judges was (gasp and horror) a woman.
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Let me be clear, women are fine at picking out drapes, the occasional bottle of wine (always too sweet), and they are adequate at the selection of fresh fruit in the produce section.

But beer tasting? Are you people insane? It is an established fact that women know nothing about beer, other then it comes in bottles, cans or that fancy thing at the bar called a tap.

Not that women do not like beer. But asking the female of the species to discern the subtle difference between beer, especially Irish beer, is the nearest thing to a sin you can do with your cloths on.

When it comes to the heady world of lagers, carefully choosing what is good and not merely wet, well, this is man’s work.
Keep out.

— James Bradley Robinson III, (founder of the Des Moines Sexist Pig Irish Beer Swilling Club), Disclaimer: This was written sober, so I cannot be held accountable for anything. Not really.

Des Moines
http://www.desmoinesregister.com/article/20090312/OPINION04/90312003/1001/NEWS

I've been thinking. You know how most people that have twins give them names that either sound alike or start with the same letter?

I don't have any kids yet...but if I had twins, I'd name them something really cool. Like Chuck and Norris. Or Seek and Destroy.

Triplets would be nice, too. I could name them Scream, Aim and Fire.

My sisters threw cats at me

The old short coffee cans that you used to have to open with a key like a can of sardines?????? Once open you could take the ring off the can and underneath it was razor sharp??????

Stepped on one at a full run in a friends back yard. Cut my foot just in the forward part of the arch, to the bone. Wrapped sock around it and had to limp home 10 blocks. 40 stitches I think. I was 8 or 10.....

I agree. there is nothing more powerful or more fullfilling then being in love not money or possesions travel or anything else.... so there ...ppppphhhhbbbbbbbbtttt!

because without it, you have nothing. Who agrees?

Can you fall in love by just how a person looks?