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Dawn50
Niagara Falls Ontario, Ontario Canada

Posted: Sep 14, 2008, 9:21 PM CST

KHD100 wrote:

Hello Dawn,

Thanks for letting us know you are doing well. Wish you all the best in the new location and career. Do hope you will get to see your new grandchild soon.

Best of wishes.

KHD

So kind

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Dawn50
Niagara Falls Ontario, Ontario Canada

Posted: Sep 14, 2008, 12:26 PM CST

Hey Brew

Your still around

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Dawn50
Niagara Falls Ontario, Ontario Canada

Posted: Sep 14, 2008, 12:22 PM CST

All these new faces

and very few from a year and 2 ago

I sure miss them

But the good thing just maybe they have moved on with a another

I drop in once in awhile

The relocating & new career & missing my grandchild

took awhile to settle in but each day gets easier

And during all the changes, decided to leave the site awhile to get grounded in my new surroundings

Hope all the new members are enjoying the site, and best of all who have met someone

For all u new people A big Hello

And for a few oldies still here

SO many gone

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Dawn50
Niagara Falls Ontario, Ontario Canada

Posted: Sep 14, 2008, 12:08 PM CST

Northern_Sparks wrote:

I have to chuckle at the original thread here. Some people just have not lived or live in a fishbowl. Age is an unimportant factor especially given that most "older" people have taken to eating well and exercise programs. Statistics say that we will probably out live the younger generation. We (us so called older people) are looking better than ever. I do not look my age in fact nobody can believe I retire next year. I have had the pleasure of knowing many incrediable ladies who have aged beautifully. They walk with pride because they know how great they feel. BUT with age comes experience and we can communicate about important items, because we care about what is going on and oh yah...we actually read books.
Yep! Give me older lady any time. Brains and beauty...is there anything more?
Hey Cranbrook2 get out in the world and try and educate your mind.
Northern

Hey Northern spark

Nice, a pleasure to read

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Dawn50
Niagara Falls Ontario, Ontario Canada

Posted: Sep 12, 2008, 12:42 PM CST

gemery wrote:

I saw this post just after it was posted and decided to not comment at the moment. But I think I will put my 2 cents worth in as a guy.

The first thing I notice is you don't say 'relationship' or 'friendship' just that word that stands out for me 'shagging'. My question is this, how do you view women? As a sexual object for 'shagging' as you put it? Do you see women as objects instead of being people first, then women.

I wonder what would happen if you met a woman your age and she got older with you and arrived at the age of 60....toss her for someone younger?

I think these women who have commented on your statement have been quite diplomatic considering the rudeness of your comment....a lesson you need to heed coming from these 'older' women. I also think you need to have a look at how you view women in general.

geo

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Dawn50
Niagara Falls Ontario, Ontario Canada

Posted: Sep 6, 2008, 8:07 PM CST

hollandgirl wrote:

The fad seems to be today for a lot of women to want boy toys.
Well I think this is totally nuts.

I have had mostly guys in their 30-50 and younger, email me.
They all "soo love" older women.
They can teach us. Oh really? well guys I am still learning myself.

What can you have in common with kids so young, you can't spent all your time in bed.
Besides If he could be my son, age wise, I could never go there.

That's news to me dating older women that is

but if this is true it could be less drama , I have also heard this many times "The drama of it all etc

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Dawn50
Niagara Falls Ontario, Ontario Canada

Posted: Sep 6, 2008, 8:01 PM CST

cranbrook2 wrote:

I am definitely not turned on by older women

Age is a number, how nasty

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Dawn50
Niagara Falls Ontario, Ontario Canada

Posted: Jul 27, 2008, 12:08 PM CST

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Dawn50
Niagara Falls Ontario, Ontario Canada

Posted: Jul 27, 2008, 11:35 AM CST

curlywolf wrote:

God...I've been here for a little over 2 yrs.lol
Met some GREAT people,made friends and got my heart bruised but live and learn,that's what life's all about.
I don't really see it as looking for someone so much as a place to hang out,have fun and talk to friends.
For those who are in a hurry tomeet their lifelong mate...sorry,as with everything in life good things come to those who wait.
When it's ur time it'll happen,meanwhile enjoy the friendships,laughs and life.

Very well said

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Dawn50
Niagara Falls Ontario, Ontario Canada

Posted: Jul 27, 2008, 11:22 AM CST

Joining here a year or so was no regret

I met awsum friends

which only a couple of them are still here and drop in once in awhile like myself

I realized trying this online singles after a few months, not taking interest in anyone realized I am actually content and just enjoy meeting people.

So I threw the towel in a long time ago, with no regrets

but met fantastic friends

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Dawn50
Niagara Falls Ontario, Ontario Canada

Posted: Jul 27, 2008, 11:03 AM CST

Wow The father was there

If u ask me say thank you to her, imagine what she would be doing while or if you would be living together.

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Dawn50
Niagara Falls Ontario, Ontario Canada

Posted: Jul 27, 2008, 10:59 AM CST

Brew01 wrote:

I'm staying out of here for awhile (except when my hotmail says I have an email
in here, then I'll come in long enough to read it, and "maybe" answer it) So to those
I've joked around with, and those I've even ticked off, enjoy the summer, have
fun, and see ya later (maybe)...

I may not stay long, all the ones I know are gone

But always read you blocks to keep up with your news

Such a good person and you will be missed

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Dawn50
Niagara Falls Ontario, Ontario Canada

Posted: Jul 23, 2008, 10:55 PM CST

LovingMassage wrote:

I gotta say, I saw your pic and I said, "Hot digity dawg".

Then I saw that you are old enough to be my mother - "At least in today's teenage pregnancy age"

And I can be your grandmother

Enjoy the site, fantastic people here

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Dawn50
Niagara Falls Ontario, Ontario Canada

Posted: Jun 26, 2008, 11:13 AM CST

Thank u Charli

It is a amazing feeling being 60, I am enjoying the discounts

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Dawn50
Niagara Falls Ontario, Ontario Canada

Posted: Jun 15, 2008, 8:27 AM CST

Canadiens say Postal code, Americans use zip codes

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Dawn50
Niagara Falls Ontario, Ontario Canada

Posted: Jun 14, 2008, 8:49 PM CST

rasgumby wrote:

What have you seen people do that makes you shake you head?

This is no joke, saw this yesterday...

A 62 year old woman, shaved head, cellulite rolls everywhere, walking down mainstreet walking her dog, million cars........ and all she had on was a very small Bikini

Not making it up!

Wow

I guess since I am 60th I should be careful

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Dawn50
Niagara Falls Ontario, Ontario Canada

Posted: Jun 12, 2008, 12:55 PM CST

Arlene101 wrote:

OMG, I can't beleive someone has that very same irritation. I told a friend if I had a heart attack---to check and see what time that commercial was on and make sure my family sues. Sounds like the microphone is in the mouth of the dog.

I have 2 little buddies (dogs) Yorkie & yorkie/poo and both when they eat or chew go into another room, because they know this is a no no with me.

Because from day one they were train to do so

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Dawn50
Niagara Falls Ontario, Ontario Canada

Posted: Jun 12, 2008, 12:52 PM CST

Arlene101 wrote:

OMG, I can't beleive someone has that very same irritation. I told a friend if I had a heart attack---to check and see what time that commercial was on and make sure my family sues. Sounds like the microphone is in the mouth of the dog.

Exactly how I feel

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Dawn50
Niagara Falls Ontario, Ontario Canada

Posted: Jun 12, 2008, 12:46 PM CST

Suicides is sad, especially for the people they leave behind

I think it is also difficult for people who have not experience hardship, and then experience the opposite of their life style etc...

Pride, dignity gets in the way of admitting failure, to be able to talk openly what is really going on with their life

My 2 cents I still beleive if I had not experience so many hurdles since the day I was born to this day, I would have not been strong enough to overcome what life throws at you.

There were times when you think you can't hit any lower point in your life, then a shovel digs a hole beneath you for more heartache

To this day I say because of my hurdles, made me the person I am today "Strong" and able to handle what surprises life throws at me, for me I am blessed with strenght to have coped.

I never think of the pass and always look forward to tomorrow!

My heart goes out to everyone who has lost a friend, relative to suicide because as I said they leave the ones they love with "if" or "should have" .......

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Dawn50
Niagara Falls Ontario, Ontario Canada

Posted: Jun 12, 2008, 12:08 PM CST

Cute as a teddy bear

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