It's not a single woman that recalls any of their pms moments, while their friends and close ones certainly do.
Like men, that never remembers they were past dying last time they had a cold, and the time before that, and the time before that, and the time... You get my drift here, right?
So many naughty answers to that question - I let it pass unanswered and feed my mouth some sugar instead...
No, here in Spain a simple kiss is an intimate greeting, when made on the cheeks, while in families on the lips.
The "real" kiss, the one taking its energy from stars and beyond, is when the feelings are already there. Until then it will be searching and possibly lust, but it will not make me fall in love.
And here is the result from our very own little family:
Me - wife first. Wife - Children first Mother in law - Children first Father in law - Anywhere as long as I (me) am driving...
Seriously, it seems we think in two different layers here - while we (me and father in law) do all for our wifes, they in turn do all for the children. Is there a design to this
Sounds as if it is mimicing good old fashion body work on a farm, I guess that must make a difference.
I like the idea of body-shaping more than anything, since it is about moving around strength and energy to where it does good, instead of starving all away.
A living body is as a living house, friendly, warm and welcoming.
A general reflection, I have no grounds for this, just something I thought of;
Often the brides mother try to dress and shine as her daughter, perhaps to flash an optimistic future, to show she is still "there" or simply to stick on the photos at the side of her "lost child".
For the mother of the groom however, it is a little less stress, custom bids that he will be dressed in some kind of suit, not gay in colours or design, and she will need little to be a decoration at his side.
She should never be prettier than the bride and almost never less strict in dress than the brides mother. If this is to reflect the "male" corner of the wedding, I would not know, but looking through those I've attended it seems to be the rule.
Hence - a simple, neat summer dress with some decorations, (perhaps not black... ) composed to match the groom, not the brides mother.
Natural beauty, which is often difficult for the persons self to see, is what should be the real decoration. Don´t cover it up with bling.
Another thing, seldom thought of when divorced parents - if can do, check with the grooms other parent how he will dress, and match that. Please...
RE: I am here for good thread
I hope your stay to tell your story when you've been swept off the uncharted lands map, as I reckon it could happen any time soon...