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RE: One of my favorite things...........

Wait! Wait...Angel...why can't santa get to lgs this year? You know that OH is right next to PA, right? Don't scare me like that, A! grin

RE: The Obama-Castro Handshake that shocked the world

Hi Scotti, how are you? I hope you're staying warm?

RE: The Obama-Castro Handshake that shocked the world

Let me know when you come down off that media-induced coma you find yourself in.

RE: One of my favorite things...........

I know what you mean, lgs. Once in a while you see a couple like that in person and you smile and you hope that is you years from now... love

RE: Obama shakes Cuba's Presidents Hand.

No comment.

RE: From Women's Rights to Feminist Wrongs

All jokes aside, I relish having the freedom to be who I am; career wise and otherwise. I appreciate a man who is loving and family-oriented, but by no means a push-over.

Men are at least 50% to blame for the tide that has turned against them. If only men would cherish women and treat them with the respect they deserve they would not now be faced with women who do not really appreciate them.

The truth is, we need each other. Isn't that why we are here?

RE: Freebird .... ???

Virgo, sounds like you've been there...done that. sad

RE: Freebird .... ???

That's right, Christin...a free bird is not someone that is interested in one woman...he's interested in them all.

RE: The Marketable

Whether you like it or not, nobody does marketing better than...

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RE: The Law of Happiness

Serendipity...it is an interesting book. grin

RE: SOMEWHERE SOMEONE

Good one, Leah!

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RE: The Law of Happiness

Good points, Serendipity. I'm currently reading a book on relationship and the chapter I was reading from this morning includes a section on happiness; specifically when people expect their partners to "make them happy". More importantly, it points out that happiness is not found so much in happy events, but more so in doing the things that we should be doing. Hard work, attention to priorities and a balanced life result in happiness. Those things are not dependent on our circumstances.

RE: Can it work?

Well done, Halv0. I know you and your love will do fine. All my best to you both. thumbs up

RE: Can it work?

Luke, I would say something, but Angel won't let me so I'm not gonna say anything. Oh wait, I just said something! tongue

RE: Can it work?

Do people call Angel for help? help

RE: Can it work?

Well scouse, it seems you are attempting to control people's comments by saying that their opinions must leave their values and beliefs parked outside. Who are you to limit anyone's freedom of expression? If the OP doesn't like my comments he has the right to say so or to delete them.

Furthermore, my comments do not in any way limit anyone else's freedom to choose their own actions. In fact, I have stated that God gave us the freedom of choice. Otherwise he would have placed an electric fence around that tree that he warned not to eat the fruit from.

RE: Can it work?

Scouse, how 'bout them religion bashers? And seriously, what do your bashing remarks have to do with this topic?

RE: Can it work?

hahahaha! You were reading my mind. rolling on the floor laughing

RE: Can it work?

Cat, I must disagree with you about religion as being something you can change. Before we are a race, we are human. Humanity is a creation of God. Our eternal identity goes far deeper than our racial identity. I would have no problem adopting to a different culture, but I'll die before I renounce my faith.

Of course, you may disagree and that is your right (as we are given free will), but I just wanted to make that point. grin

RE: Can it work?

Very insightful blog, Catfoot. Very well said. Obviously such a relationship can work, and if it does, that means it is truly a love match of two mature, committed adults with a solid foundation as well as a good support system. A mutual belief in God would be the cornerstone of such an alliance.

RE: Done.

Well, that's a pithy statement. Long live originality. Not.

RE: Boring ; Langweilig

I'm way too busy to get bored. Sometimes I wish I worked in the mail room. blues

RE: women at work

Exactly, Z! rolling on the floor laughing banana

RE: women at work

If you really like where you are working and your position there, then dating someone at work can be very risky.

RE: women at work

Believe it or not, some women aren't attracted to George Clooney. roll eyes

RE: women at work

I wouldn't do it. shock

RE: I’m in love with two women

Angel, do tell! applause

RE: I’m in love with two women

@ Cat, sounds like a complicated state of affairs (pun coincidental)! tongue

RE: What do women prefer?

@ Virgo, you have a cute cat. Reminds me of my cat, Smokey, who passed a year and a half ago. I still miss her very much.

RE: What do women prefer?

I so agree with Ladybug. Good observations and comments. wave handshake

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