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I'm back from the Farmer's Market... unscathed. The snow-birds have gone back North so it's now possible to stop and put something in your cart without having someone jab your ankles with their cart.

That doesn't mean it's not busy, especially for a Saturday afternoon.

The highlight was when a woman had her cart cross-ways in the intersection of two aisles. She was oblivious that her cart was blocking the path of no less than 7 people. So, one guy straightened her cart and moved it about four feet from it's location. As she turned and realized her cart had been moved, the man spoke and said "Your cart was blocking the aisle so I moved it here" as he pointed to it four feet away.

Yeah... she was annoyed. The audacity of him moving her cart! She grabbed control and pulled it back to the location it was before he moved it and let him know "Oh, you're so rude."

I was done shopping and headed to the registers. She was ahead of me and appeared to be going to the front of the store as well. But, she kept looking over her shoulder as if she was ready to 'tangle' with me!

Thanks, but no thanks...

The photos for locals are always the same how boring.

I find it hard to understand people with such a devastating power-tripping attitude.
Doesn't even care what others would think and feel as long as she is being praised and respected (she thinks we respect her).
How would you not greet someone in a high-rank position if she is always waiting for it?
Damn that old grumpy woman.
I know that I don't have that power.
I know that I am just an ordinary woman with extra special skills.
But hell...don't make me feel I am a loser.

So a man on this site emailed me and said I don’t know what mermaid hair is. Here are some examples! Ohhh I love this topic!









Basically it is hair that is natural long wavy or straight and flowing. But can be slightly colorful due to the fact that mermaids are half fish. And yeah I threw a pic of me in there even though my hair is short right now. I need it to be mermaid status again! So I can lure the fellas…

I wrote a blog early this morning that more than 70 new female profiles listed from Kenya were created in a 6 hour period. The blog disappeared and so did the 70 profiles.
I checked now and counted more than 14 new ones in 3 hours.
Hackers or a busy matchmaker using CS as the portal isn't important to me. I just highlighted the unusual activity. Obviously, someone is pumping CS with women from Kenya.
Having seen this on another site, they actually removed that country from membership or location. Famous for romance scammers, the same went for Nigeria and Ghana.
Those countries weren't available as places for new members.

"looks don't matter", "age is just a number", "physical appearance is skin deep",
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I was always wondering if males could be so mean to be vocal and nearly obsessed that their first priority is physique. And females having the above-mentioned approach.
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I tried to explore the natural plan for this gender diversity and the hidden motif for certain objectives. I reached nowhere even after putting full-fledged efforts. Then after I could know the truth.
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Males and females, irrespective of the gender, deep inside are the same.
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All these claims are conscious and peripheral. There are hundred reasons to catch hold of that hypocrisy but in real they desire the same which males do, vocally and verbally.
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Thank you for reading this blog even if you categorically disagree.

From time-to-time photos of a woman in uniform turns up on CS. That excites me... doesn't it excite you? Take for example, new member 46 year old Sargent Joanne from California. I find it amazing as her profile shows four-star General Ann Elizabeth Dunwoody who was the first woman to become a four-star general back in 2008. Some people say women cannot do a man's job, but when it comes to the military, Ann is retired now and celebrated her 70 birthday this month.
Congrats...



Reference:

Many more women provide visible leadership today than ever before. Opening up higher education for women and winning the battle for suffrage brought new opportunities, along with widespread availability of labor-saving devices and the discovery and legalization of reliable, safe methods of birth control. Despite these developments, women ambitious for leadership still face formidable obstacles: primary if not sole responsibility for childcare and homemaking; the lack of family-friendly policies in most workplaces; gender stereotypes perpetuated in popular culture; and in some parts of the world, laws and practices that deny women education or opportunities outside the home. Some observers believe that only a few women want to hold significant, demanding leadership posts; but there is ample evidence on the other side of this debate. Historic tensions between feminism and power remain to be resolved by creative theorizing and shrewd, strategic activism. We cannot know whether women are “naturally” interested in top leadership posts until they can attain such positions without making personal and family sacrifices radically disproportionate to those faced by men.




WOMAN
Woman, rise up and assert your power
For generations you have been suppressed
Let the world know this is your hour
There are certain issues to be addressed

In dealing with areas of dispute
You tend to be much more tolerant
Making you more likely to find the truth
And well suited for management

You have shown in the field of education
Regardless of the area of learning
You can hold your own against men
Yet workplace equality is lacking

Woman, rise up and assert your power
For generations you have been suppressed

News just in that actress Kirstie Alley, Star of Cheers has passed on at the age of 71.
Family confirmed the actress had died after a short battle with cancer.

... That you will never hear your voice, I would appreciate your every word ... every sound of your voice with all your heart.

If only I knew ...
... That this was our last hug. I hold you tightly in his arms and hope that will never let you go. If only I knew ...
... It was the last time really the last time I see you, I'd find time to appreciate everything about you.

If only I knew ...
... That the differences do not mean a lack of love, I would hurt a lot less. If only I knew ...
... Even if everything in my life seem that happens the wrong way and fall apart around me, even when my heart is broken, my God promised to always be with me.

If only I knew ...
... I am helpless to change other people, I'd stop trying to be free to love them for what they were, with all their flaws. If only I knew ...
... Momentary pleasures that can destroy a reputation life forms itself, I would have found the strength to say no to temptation.

If only I knew ...
... That morning will not come, I would ask for forgiveness for anything wrong that I may have caused you. If only I knew ...
... I'll never share my day with someone you'd enjoy every second.

If only I knew ...
... It was the last gift that I can donate, I would surprise you with something that can not compare with you. If only I knew ...
... That miracles happen, I would have stayed faithful to God with all your heart and soul.

If only I knew ...
... I'm trapped in life for tomorrow and for the future, which was present only in my imagination, I'd slow down, to outline boundaries around my work and find time for people I love. If only I knew ...
... That my choice as to seem small and insignificant, I walked away from you, I would have turned back and run at you with all his strength.

If only I knew ...
... That your hand will never hold my own, I'd wish this moment ends. If only I knew ...
... That my voice will be silenced forever, my words to you would end with "I love you!"

If only I knew ...
... That the rift in our relationship can not fix it, I would do all he could to make things right. If only I knew ...
... That no word of love is not lost, I would not let my tongue more freedom to speak true by heart.

If only I knew ...
... The destructive power of rumors and slander people, I would choose his words more carefully. If only I knew ...
... It is sometimes better not to know, I would spare the care and the mental anguish that I never wanted to wear.

If only I knew ...
... That my past is no excuse for what I am now, that truth would set me free without cost me nothing. If only I knew ...
... That success is never measured in dollars or jobs, I'd appreciate more the things that are eternal.

If only I knew ...
... Wonders that surround everything we do ... anywhere ... anytime, I would have sought my little corner of the world and be amazed constantly.

If only I knew ...
... That sadness and pain can be so deep and destruction, I would be available to other more often.

Author: Lance Ubals