Physically - Virginia in the beautiful Shenandoah Valley. My heart - my place of birth, Tennessee.
Larry is supercalifragilistic. Always caring, talented, supportive of all people and has the cutest little dog ever, Victor.
Good thing I found this. Without me who would be the sexiest? But I'm here.
Oh I just loved reading about Tonya's menu. Sounds like a good old American feast exactly like my mother used to make. Only thing missing is sauerkraut. And lovely Ms Curvy I am so glad you feel as many of us do about our family here and on our sister group. I am house/dog sitting for friends today but they have left me all the standard delicious food in the fridge. Although I am still searching for pie. Just finished watching the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade and still enjoying the National Kennel Club Dog Show from NYC. Delighted to see a beautiful Brittany win fourth place in the hunting group. We had a lovely Brittany for 16+ years. They can't help pointing at every fly, moth, butterfly they see. Guess she thought one day we might shoot it. And my friend has a Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier and that breed got 1st place in the terriers.
Everyone please enjoy your day whether you celebrate Thanksgiving or not.
Effects never before dreamed awake
Effects never before dreamed awake
I can't tell who I am or what I'm doing in mine
I have never refused a hug and a kiss from cooldaddy -- aka Frank
feeling needy, urgent and wild
If I don't know which of the brands are the house - Pepsi or Coke - I just say cola. Growing up further south you always said Coke.
Not a good story with my mother. Abusive physically and emotionally. Three of her four children couldn't wait to get out of the house. But she still had a way of making you feel like crap. Didn't want to talk to her because you just listened to her life and to her telling you all the things you can't do right. Hard always being a disappointment. My father was a saint and a wonderful father and husband. He stuck with her. He sadly died at 64 and she died in 2017 at 94. Can only wish it had been reversed. Only the youngest felt really bad when she died. We did everything for her and were there all the time...dementia and that takes a good 10 - 15 years from beginning problems to full blown dementia. Oh one thing it took me a long time to realize, she really didn't like anyone. Had friends she went out with but never liked them. That is sad. She had a super messed up childhood too.