Hmmm, thanks, Duffy; think I can get him to pay for it? LOL

I'm sure you have all heard the news reporting of this horrific event.

I live in Virginia and have many friends who have children at that
school. Fortunately, their children are safe, but too many of the
students and staff were not.

-----///\\-----Please
----///-\\\----Pray for
---|||--|||----All the
---|||--|||----Victims and the
---|||--|||----Families affected
----\\\-///----by this
-----\\///-----Horrible, deadly
------///\-----Massacre
-----///\\\----at Virginia Tech
----///--\\\---April 16, 2007

awwww (((((((txsgal))))))) thanks. Don't worry, I'm smarter than that.
I separated in 1999, bought my own home and have more stashed away now
than I EVER did when I was married. I don't feel the "need" to be in a
relationship; I'm afraid that all the hype, attention, etc. that he
bestows on me is really based on alterior motives.

((((((((((((Morena)))))))))))))) you making jello again? lol

Thanks, guys. He's a great guy but I'm beginning to wonder what his
true intentions are. I can take care of myself; I just don't want to
live my old life alone; I don't want to die alone . . . and we know, we
all WILL die eventually

mdl, I agree with you about not jumping into a relationship so soon
after divorce. I wasn't even interested in dating for about 2 yrs after
my divorce. I have worked hard to make myself financially stable and I
think he's in a panic about his situation.

ok, here goes:

c: I'm wild and crazy
a: I have a great ass
t: I'm loyal to those I love
h: I have a very good personality and looks
e: I'm a God Damned good kisser
r: I'm ****in crazy
i: I like to drink
n: I'm dead sexy
e: AGAIN!!! I'm a damned good kisser!!!

Thank, but I'm more concerned about him looking at me for the financial
stability.

Ok, here's the scenario: You meet someone and develop a relationship to
the point that you think you could make a good life together. Their
divorce is almost final and there is talk about living together and even
marriage. Then some comments are made by the "other" that he/she is
ready to move in with you, but you haven't made any commitment. The
"other" makes very good money, but will be struggling after the divorce
is final losing home equity and 401K but taking on a lot of debt. What
do you do?

Shadow, take it slowly; if it's meant to happen, it will. Give her the
room to make some of the calls. I've been there; the more comfortable a
woman feels, the better she will make you feel.

probably a 1

I cannot say that I have the solution for you. I divorced when my son
was 14; he lived with me. Not only was he a slob, but his bedroom had
many odors. I would pick up the house (not his room) before leaving for
work and come home to another mess. I'd pick up again and by morning,
another mess was waiting for me.

He's now 23 and asked if he could move back for a few months to save
some money. I don't know how long I can handle him here again, but
thank goodness we get along much better now. He has matured, so
hopefully . . .

Checking in myself; where in MA, slow?

I figure it's better to be here than to be munching on my toe nails

What?

Yes, quite a good lesson; I'll have to try that on my hot Italian this
weekend.

Let me know when you find him! I've found mine.

over there = yonder

beans LOL

Dang! Let me see if I can think of a good one to stump you two

Good Gues!!!

Try this one . . . What is heavy, but backwards is not?