Unlike my blogger friend dogsalot, EVERYTHING grosses me out! Very VERY hair-trigger gag reflex!
This is absolutely amazing!
Very nice work!
What bugs me is that my mom was a large source of misery to me in my childhood, physically and mentally. And now, some folks want me to feel guilty for not having anything to do with her.
She's going to be a heart-breaker!!!
Kind of satisfying, isn't it? Let's all dream on!
It's funny. I plan trips to my biological mother's house pretty much the same way. (However, I only go over there about once a year.) I make sure that there are going to be PLENTY of other people there to absorb the brunt of her attention. I also take GREAT PAINS to aviod being cornered by her! Glad you had a great time!
My Polish great grandparents came to this country like your friend from Sierra Leone did. They didn't have a nickel in their pockets, and they could barely speak the language. But they came in search of a better life, and, through hard work and determination, they made it! How scary that must have been though!
You've got every right to rant, my friend. How it must hurt to be such a caring and thoughtful person, and yet be held in suspicion by that family. (Although I do understand that, when dealing with grief, people often lash out at the easiest target.) I'm so sorry for everything that you are going through!
You certainly do burn brightly, Darlin! You are full of life!
Aren't ex's wonderful?
I agree with this accessment. There is something vibrant and exciting about his candidacy that I haven't sensed since JFK.
I love The 4th of July! Such fond memories of barbecues at my Polish grandma's house with all the cousins, aunts and uncles!!!!!!! GOOD TIMES! If you go to see Angelina, how about a review of 'Wanted'?
Does your nose run and your feet smell? Well! You were built upside down!!!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!! Oh! What devils we were, eh???? And then Caller I.D. went and ruined everything!!!!! By the way, if I were you, I would have KILLED your friend Richie!!!! (Funny as hell though!)
Hi again, Randy. I think I owe you something of an apology. After writing my last comment to you about this post, I haven't been able to stop thinking about it. I just revisited your reply to my first comment, and it suddenly dawned on me that at least part of that reply was in jest. I didn't see that at first. Upon re-reading my counter-response, I realize that what I thought was even an even-handed and fair reply comes across as being a little mean-spirited. You must forgive me. I am not myself all of the time these days. I'm not used to this stress I've been going through as of late.
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