Hmmmm...quite tempting I must say.

Wondermous!! Yourself?

I bet you are! LOL

Just from LSU country dear. Had a full paid scholarship there - chose not to go.

Stayed closer to home and went to ULL (USL back then) in Lafayette. Oh well. Still show STATE pride if nothing else.

I would be wearing something....ALL pom poms!!!! LOL

Funny man I see! I'm a pom-poms ONLY kind of girl!

I didn't at all believe him! I just think he learned from the Nick Saban hoo-rah about making it known you're leaving before the appropriate time, and he's doing what he has to do for PR purposes right now.



"semi support groups" - LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!1


And I agree, LSU deserves to be in. Sure, 2 losses. But 2 losses in TRIPLE overtime. That's a lil different that just 2 losses.

What's your major?

You guys are cracking me up!!!! Thanks for the laugh. (and the semi support?????)

Mexican sounds oh so yummy!!!

afternoon grannit

I certainly have no intentions of blasting anyone - you are most certainly entitled to your thoughts on the matter. And I agree with lots of what you've said. And if a man CHOOSES to accept that responsibility that you've outlined, that is certainly a whole different story. My perspective is from the fact that I was in a relationship where I wasn't honestly given a choice and was very much so EXPECTED to just raise children that I had no expectation of ever raising (nor really the know how to raise to be honest - I didn't become a mother myself until later). It was an unfair pressure that ultimately played a role in our divorce. Surely not the main role, but A role. He had NO intentions of helping. I literally did it all for them....disciplined them, dealt with his exes parents on his behalf, etc. It was an insane load for the non-parent in the relationship to bear. And I simply don't ever intend to force a man into that same pressure I felt. I'm all good being a single mom, and will surely only date men who I wouldn't mind allowing to assist in parenting...but if they don't choose to, then from my experience, I would be understanding of them just being involved in my children's lives in a positve way that is pleasant and comfortable for us all.

So far, so good. And you ma'am??

Did ya read my profile headline?? "Dwell in possibility..." That's what I'm gonna do dang it!

Amen sister!!!!

Surely!!! Glad I could make you smile!

Physically....beautiful hands, and a pretty mouth.

Intangibly...a genuine nature, funny, and compassion for not only me, but others as well.

What would be really entertaining....is if we (meaning, LSU)actually won....and we all reconvened in this thread. Oh my my my!!!

Thank you much! It's surely wonderful to be here and be seen. Hope you have a great day blonderockermom!!

I'd like to chime in on this if you guys don't mind. When I was married previously, I had the unique perspective of BEING a full time, raising-them-practically-by-myself step mom to two awesome, but troubled, little girls. From that experience, I gained the perspective that I plan to apply to any future dating relationship I have. It is in NO way, in my opinion, the responsibility of the man I am with to RAISE my sons. They have a father, and absolutely do not need another one. And it's simply my job as their mother to RAISE them...and everything that goes along with that. All I would ever ask of whomever I am with is that they be a good influence and role model for my children, knowing that all the pressures and responsibilies of being a parent to them falls on me, and only me.