I was just thinking......all these people I meet online and never meet in person....would that be considered part of my social life?
I have lots of people who I meet for real each day, but my online friendships seem to be filling up my time more and more. All these instant messages, online phone calls, emails. It's crazy!!!!
Cute, I think your town is excellent for a first date in the summer - restaurant with an outdoor eating area at the harbor or one of those cozy publike places. Then a walk to window shop and if your ambitious, down by that park with all the flower beds. Am I remembering correctly? Or am I thinking of Portland, ME?
Only in my imagination. Dinner, dancing, hot tub outdoors in the dark under the stars, a glass or two of great wine, good company and coffee & coissants in the morning.
If it's an online statement, without ever meeting in person, I would turn the guy down immediately because words on a screen or words on a telephone are nothing like knowing someone in person.
Sorry, Allen - My kitties will stay on the farm where it is safe. I don't live there anymore and I miss them terribly. But I do visit. I would not be able to bear it to see them marching to Amsterdam. Plus I like AKDO and would not want to see her "catted". LOL
I keep coming back to this thread, just to remind men that we don't always bash them and we don't always mean to hurt them. They are fun, interesting, strong and the object of our affection!
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For Hannah
Ample make this bed.Make this bed with awe;
In it wait till judgment break
Excellent and fair.
Be its mattress straight,
Be its pillow round;
Let no sunrise' yellow noise
Interrupt this ground.
Emily Dickinson