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for me the picture makes no difference...

i have corresponded with many faceless people here and i have made some beautiful beginnings of friendship...what evolves from that communication, well, i will see...

there was a man that wrote to me for months...gently and sensitively he stepped into my mind and then my heart....it is a year later and i have for the first time this week seen his picture....
it meant nothing to me. our communication, shared thoughts and heart and meanderings became far more important than what he looks like..... he is beautiful no matter what he looks like we will know each other most likely for the rest of our lives.....if we meet? that remains to be known... it won't matter either way. the connection exists and we tend to it like a beautiful rose bush.... it will have it's seasons
and we will enjoy the fragrance of our cultivation

Why is it that people always feel the need to warn the newbies? Are we that bad here?

Another semi-Newbie welcoming the newbie. Pull up a chair, dive in.

hello,im brand new,too.havin fun,hope same for you,too

i am new here too(been here 3 days )
so from a newby to a newby welcome!

well i really don't know how this works but i guess i will give it a try! I'm new to this so if anyone would like to get to know more about me that would be great lets chat!

prettywoman, that song I think is by Trace Adkins. It's called
"Every Light In The House Is On"

"I told you I'd leave a light on
In case you ever wanted to come back home
You smiled and said you appreciate the gesture
I took your every word to heart
'Cause I can't stand us being apart
And just to show how much I really miss ya

Every light in the house is on
The backyard's bright as the crack of dawn
Thr front walk looks like runway lights
It's kinda like noon in the dead of night
Every light in the house is on
Just in case you ever do get tired of being gone
Every light in the house is on

If I should ever start forgetting
I'll turn the lights off one by one
So you can see that I agree it's over
But until then I want you to know
If you look south, you'll see a glow
That's me waiting at home each night to hold ya

Every light in the house is on
The backyard's bright as the crack of dawn
Thr front walk looks like runway lights
It's kinda like noon in the dead of night
Every light in the house is on
Just in case you ever do get tired of being gone
Every light in the house is on"

That's "Moonlit Night " , by Doris Day

In the south, people tend to be much more polite than in the north. I don't necessarily mean that in a good way, but if you have gone to school in the south, you will realize that it's "yes, ma'am" when you answer questions. At least that was my experience in the 6 years I lived there. In the same way that people have this formality for elders, the elders have a "formal" term for the children, and that can be "Hun," "Honey" gawd, it's been too long to remember what the others were. I think sweetypie was right up there though...but it's basically a term of endearment used by adults when they aren't scolding people like me.