I'm looking for a romantic gentleman to accompany me.
I once thought about camping in the desert. When night falls, sit down and lean on your lover's shoulder, looking at the stars in the sky. The sound of the gas campfire next to the tent is intertwined with the sound of the wind, which is a song of blessing. If you are lucky, you may also see shooting stars. I think this will be an unforgettable experience. When we have gray hair, we are still reminded of these wonderful experiences. This is why I work hard, so that I can enjoy life freely without having to worry about tedious work.I'm looking for a gentleman who can watch the stars with me.
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You'll sell me for my parts.
You'll sell me for my parts.
Asking for a friend.
With heathy kidneys.
So what is fake, you or your photo?
Asking for a friend.
With heathy kidneys.
I'm afraid that would be lady's choice.
I'm afraid that would be lady's choice.
There wouldn't be enough room in the cool box for me and your kidneys.
You'll sell me for my parts.
Or just Amazon credit.
I have an email you can send them to.
How long is the trip? I'm worth 100 USD per hour and nights/evenings are time and a half with holidays being double time.
You pay medical and dental too.
No gimp suits and NO butt stuff!
Don't look quiet the same on me, but a nice jumper just the same
Wait a minute I should rephrase that, I HAD one just like it...
never did find out who stole it... till now
Noticing an expectation the desert is where she wants to sit. Back in '75 I hiked across the Death Valley. Spent more than a few nights under the desert sky. No way I wish to repeat that. I much prefer mountain skies on a 75-80F summer night.
Seeing also this poster is apparently ashamed to risk having friends or acquaintances knowing she posts on CS. Or why else would this 'graphics designer' post a photo is which (allegedly) she hides her face behind her camera while also providing very poor lighting for the photo? Even the most novice of Graphics Designers would instantly recognize the photo needs more Gamma.
In point of fact star gazing can be fun. Just a few days ago I sat sipping some Jack Daniels Fruit Punch with my (healing slowly) tenant around the hot coals of our (wood) campfire identifying constellations while also watching invisible without an IR viewer (we had two) satellites and seeing if we could ID them on our Night Sky and Sky Watch phone apps (yes, to most (but not all) of them. Gotta love seeing the same object on the Sky View app with the logo Unknown alongside it.). It was a fun night. We had cooked hot dogs and toasted marshmallows. Later sipping cool drinks and just talking. The sound of deer and other mammals in my woods was fairly constant and we debated what critter snapped this or that branch or made a rustle in the leaves over there. Sometimes our NVDs confirmed the guess, sometimes we never did find out. Once we heard two owls squabbling over something. That was interesting. Eventually I called it a night. We put the fire out and I trudged back the long (100 foot) walk to my front door while she disappeared into her RV.
Noticing an expectation the desert is where she wants to sit. Back in '75 I hiked across the Death Valley. Spent more than a few nights under the desert sky. No way I wish to repeat that. I much prefer mountain skies on a 75-80F summer night.
Seeing also this poster is apparently ashamed to risk having friends or acquaintances knowing she posts on CS. Or why else would this 'graphics designer' post a photo is which (allegedly) she hides her face behind her camera while also providing very poor lighting for the photo? Even the most novice of Graphics Designers would instantly recognize the photo needs more Gamma.
In point of fact star gazing can be fun. Just a few days ago I sat sipping some Jack Daniels Fruit Punch with my (healing slowly) tenant around the hot coals of our (wood) campfire identifying constellations while also watching invisible without an IR viewer (we had two) satellites and seeing if we could ID them on our Night Sky and Sky Watch phone apps (yes, to most (but not all) of them. Gotta love seeing the same object on the Sky View app with the logo Unknown alongside it.). It was a fun night. We had cooked hot dogs and toasted marshmallows. Later sipping cool drinks and just talking. The sound of deer and other mammals in my woods was fairly constant and we debated what critter snapped this or that branch or made a rustle in the leaves over there. Sometimes our NVDs confirmed the guess, sometimes we never did find out. Once we heard two owls squabbling over something. That was interesting. Eventually I called it a night. We put the fire out and I trudged back the long (100 foot) walk to my front door while she disappeared into her RV.