Ken, the only sound recorded on your videos that I like is the chirping sound of the birds.. Hey, save some of the berries for me, will you! Pretty puuhhhlissss!
Hi Catfoot.. You know I am not into pets, whatever they are. Yesterday, when I was going to clean my house verandah, there was something that stopped me from getting outside my house. I had to wait until she woke up and left. Do you recognize her? Is she by any chance your missing cat?
Ah well, that's what a home means for kids. They can make a mess.. :grin; Hey, I wonder.. do you think you can take them for a fishing? I am sure it will be their unforgetable experience.
Oh come on Catfoot, relax! As long as those six cute little angels don't do destructive things and hurt theirselves, you will be fine. I am sure you will miss their voices and their noises once they are gone. Children make a home a home..
Hi Catfoot.. Sure buying a house is considered to be a good investment for YOUNG-SINGLE-person, both man and woman.. from working class and other classes. But once they get married and have children such "investment-minded" changes. Investment is no longer their first priority. The house they live in is more to provide shade from the heat-umbrella from the rain-sort of things, for him and his families. Ofcourse it's a different story if they bought more than one house. And in my family, the house will go to the wife and children when a divorce takes place. Not sure though if no children is involved as it never happened. I suppose it might depend on the reason of the divorce.
Now we're talking about a "yes-dear-man". There is no such thing in my family. The yes dear thingy goes both ways. I mean sometimes my sisters (my brothers) said yes dear to their spouses and sometimes their spouses were the ones who said yes dear. However there are some cases of yes dear man I know.. mostly from my office colleagues. Those yes dear men are ones whose - Wife is much younger and very beautiful. She doesnt have a job. - Wife is from a very "respectful" family. She has a job though her salary is less than him. - Wife is from a very rich family. She has no job. - Wife has salary that much higher than him.
Is there a tendency of other men becoming yes dear men? I don't know. But it's so very common for those 4 types of men to become such.
Hi Catfoot Some interesting aspects you mentioned there. I will only highlight one.
I am not talking about others in general. But in my family, buying a house has never been considered to be an investment. It's for protection for the whole family instead and that's why no house has been sold, except if the "inhabitants" moved to another city.
When my bother divorced his wife (the only one in the family), their two children were still underage. So they were under his wife custody. My brother simply let his wife own the house because he knew that it's the only place people he loves could stay safe. There is no place like home. My brother decided to stay at my dad's house for a while until he found a new house for him.
My father told all my brothers to be the one who "give up" their houses for their wives and children if they got divorced. That's what a man should do to protect his own beloved family..
Hi Ken If I come and stay for several days at your house, will you give me those berries or will I have to hold that "horrible-thing-look-like-half-of-Sanosuke-weapon" first before I can get the berries?
You know something? My Korean man told me to eat berries.. as they are good for the heart. Oh of course except one berry..!
Hi Catfoot.. I am sorry to hear about what happened. You be careful there ok! Next time you get another threat, please call Sherlock Holmes. I am sure he can find whoever send that threat. Then you call Larry Holmes. I am sure he can knock the threat sender out. But please, don't call Katie Holmes. I am sure she would not pick up your call.
Wait, your father always keeps lollypops and hands those to some of his great grand children who are at difficult age. Now you want VIRTUAL lollypops. Does that mean you have VIRTUAL great grand children at difficult age?
Hi Joseph65.. IMO, there is nothing wrong with that. But as you know every one has their past both pleasant and unpleasant. Now, can you really "forget" your unpleasant past whatever that was? Can you be really sure that you will never carry that past to wherever you go? Can you accept the unpleasant past of the one whom you want to build a life with? And will you help that person to also move on and walk hand in hand towards a new life pathway?
If the answers are NOs.. then it's not about right or wrong. To me, it's more about ready or still not ready. But heyy, I could be wrong.. Anyway, good luck!
RE: I did it again
Ken, the only sound recorded on your videos that I like is the chirping sound of the birds..Hey, save some of the berries for me, will you! Pretty puuhhhlissss!