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Topic: IF THERE IS SO MANY SINGLE PEOPLE
oldsage Joined Thu 09/14/06 Posts: 18043	Thu 01/01/09 07:35 AM
If he is that sensitive, not worth his salt anyway.

sensualsweet Joined Sun 12/28/08 Posts: 977	Thu 01/01/09 07:37 AM
Oh, Sweet, be sure to go to the PARTY tonight, good music and food and company!!!! Uhhh, I think I missed the party. What party? Too slow. Wah!!!

oldsage Joined Thu 09/14/06 Posts: 18043	Thu 01/01/09 07:41 AM
Just stick around, there will be another.

sensualsweet Joined Sun 12/28/08 Posts: 977	Thu 01/01/09 07:45 AM
Motown said, Step 1. Find a guy who "rows your boat" (read between the lines) Step 2. Walk up to him and say,"how'd you like a glass of lemonade?" Step 3. Go out fishing together. That just is not going to work for me, did that it didn't work. That doesn't work either, did all that with different beverage, out fished him and pissed him off. Never heard from him again. LOL Reminds me of a funny fishing story... His best friend asked me out fishing, so we went to Pymatuning Lake in PA/OH and it was a rainy, windy day. We rented an aluminum fishing boat with motor. I was sitting in the front of the boat (for ballast mostly - LOL) with an umbrella so I could "miss" the waves crashing over the front of the boat. He was in the back with his hand on the tiller... steering the boat through the rough water in the rain. Poor guy. I looked back at him and smiled. Turned to look at the waves crashing over my clear umbrella (shaking my head, wondering what we were doing out in this weather) then turned back around (matter of seconds) and he was totally drenched from a wave that hit him. Water dripping from his hair, eyelashes, nose, etc. with this unforgetable dumbfounded look on his face... still steering the boat as though nothing happened. I almost fell out of the boat, he looked so pathetic, but I couldn't help laughing at the sight. We ended up finally turning around and going to a restaurant with a fireplace and warming up. I'll never forget that image. God love him... what a trooper!!

oldsage Joined Thu 09/14/06 Posts: 18043	Thu 01/01/09 07:47 AM
Memories are one of God's gifts to us mortals.

horsegirl55 Joined Fri 11/14/08 Posts: 5236	Thu 01/01/09 08:21 AM
Motown said, Step 1. Find a guy who "rows your boat" (read between the lines) Step 2. Walk up to him and say,"how'd you like a glass of lemonade?" Step 3. Go out fishing together. That just is not going to work for me, did that it didn't work. That doesn't work either, did all that with different beverage, out fished him and pissed him off. Never heard from him again. LOL Reminds me of a funny fishing story... His best friend asked me out fishing, so we went to Pymatuning Lake in PA/OH and it was a rainy, windy day. We rented an aluminum fishing boat with motor. I was sitting in the front of the boat (for ballast mostly - LOL) with an umbrella so I could "miss" the waves crashing over the front of the boat. He was in the back with his hand on the tiller... steering the boat through the rough water in the rain. Poor guy. I looked back at him and smiled. Turned to look at the waves crashing over my clear umbrella (shaking my head, wondering what we were doing out in this weather) then turned back around (matter of seconds) and he was totally drenched from a wave that hit him. Water dripping from his hair, eyelashes, nose, etc. with this unforgetable dumbfounded look on his face... still steering the boat as though nothing happened. I almost fell out of the boat, he looked so pathetic, but I couldn't help laughing at the sight. We ended up finally turning around and going to a restaurant with a fireplace and warming up. I'll never forget that image. God love him... what a trooper!! Each one of us have so many get memories. Thanks for sharing that one.

carold Joined Sun 03/23/08 Posts: 26747	Sat 01/03/09 06:51 AM
Branson? Is there a "trip" in the making? We were thinking Nashville late spring early summer. July lives there. Music already has a trip to Banson going on. How about Music City Greer.