That's why. I adore home made food. In our house we never eat fastfood. Believe me , we never ordered a pizza. When we are in holidays things goes different
We did eat fish and Greek salad. Not bad at all. Tomorrow is a market day so I am thinking about some Paella . With lovely marinate prawns and fresh vegetables.Dessert? Lemon cheese cake.
i am looking for a nice girl; i want found a family. I have nit been married yet.
I want to make holiday with a girl or she is willing to visit me in my home town. That should be no problem, because all you girls here like travelling and making holidays. So you should be able to afford a flight (and back :) ).
My woman should have be Christian-attitude, sould be a little bit sporty and it would be nice if she is a little bit technical, loves garden and children of course. She has drivers-liecence and is willing to learn my native language while i like to see children grow up bi-lingual.
First of all you show how selfish you are asking a lady to visit you in your home town and even worse , to afford to pay herself the ticket. Can be reasonable if the lady she will book hotel room as well , so she can visit your home town on her own. Paying the cost for herself wouldn't involve her in anything , right?!! Second, you ask to much : she has to have driving licence , to learn your language , to be techical, sporty etc What would you offer in return , mister?!!Nothing I suppose.
Supposed you marry someone and everything goes allright for a while. After few years or you die , or you split and your wife is single again with your kid/kids. What mean that? She can't be happy again just because your kids is nobody else business?!!!Or can be other way arround : you to become widower , having kids and nobody want you.
First of all I would love to know how his wife died. Is also curious how lots of military here are widowers . Most of the time is other way arround because solgers are killed in army exercises or during the duty.
Hello_Kittykat Forum Posts (110)
for you and delicious home made food
RE: What's for dinner?
salad