Dayum Sonja. So smart, so sexy. Love the camo pants and spaghetti string top straining to keep your juxtaposed sweater puppies in
Collectively smart, smart recollection, smart sharing and clarifying...You are prototypical of a hero's journey pattern.
It has long been suspected there may have been voter fraud in Chicago, during the 1960 presidential elections - especially in the Cook County Cemeteries where the residents were said to have voted for Kennedy "early and often."
I didn't intend to come across as esoteric. The Hero's journey pattern depicts the hero answering a calling, accepting help/guidance, rethinking, reborn in a way after experiencing being in ''the belly of a whale" (near or at rock bottom) and thriving thereafter. The hero comes full circle when they share and clarify what they have learned.
OH YES! Absolutely. Bottom half in BDU (Battle Dress Uniform) and oh that top. Easily turned on by seeing you in this quarry ensamble...You would make me rock solid. After showing appreciation to this look, I would next be inspired...to take those clothes off.
Thoughtful of you to consider this gesture. You have already wowed me...Not needed, but would be appreciated. If you do have the time it would be tantalizing and scintillating.
Oh yeah...New version of Mortal Kombat featuring Red Sonja & HotSexyDiction, but instead of a fatality or babality, it will be animality and sexuality. I will FINISH YOU.
awww thank you sweetie It was a bit challenging, not baking, but not knowing whether the individual has allergies, dislikes certain flavors......without ruining the surprise. It was fun overall though, I enjoyed it
We will see who finishes who............................................................................
Wow Woman...That's the Eye of the Tiger! You've got 'The Look' and Roxette sang that she was on a 'Joy Ride!'
Spent the day staightening out all sorts of screwups amongst my health insurance, various doctors, my bank, human resources, and the water company. I am convinced nobody knows what they are doing and nobody knows how to take care of business anymore- excepting LPIN.
It's very exciting watching you come back to life. Annoying for you, of course, because waking up and getting started is hard work. Momentum will kick in though - and then you can move to the next phase - joy ride.
I kept thinking of something Grace Slick said when she bought a new car and it spent more time in the shop than on the street: "I don't mind getting screwed, but I would at least like to have an orgasm." There was one alleged customer service rep. I dealt with that was completely useless as my frustration level rose, she said, "please sir, I'm just trying do my job." I had to bite my tongue not to respond; "Yeah? When are you going to start?"
Been having a mind expansion that's been coming on for awhile. In my earlier careers I worked for myself & owned my own companies. I ran things and I made all the decisions. Period. The first time I was an adult "employee" was as a Teacher. It was a very "compressed" experience in comparison. I couldn't move, breathe or speak without getting multiple permissions and reporting it all on multiple levels. Now I am a manager that doesn't own the company I am working for. I never thought about this before but this is unique for me. A hybrid experience.
I faced my fears and I'm very proud of myself! As a single person who is not really "car-wise", I've always had a crippling fear of driving long distances because I could get stranded, get a flat (I've never changed one, would have to learn 'on the fly'), etc etc etc. I even get highly nervous driving 20 miles out of town to go to Walmart, even though I could get assistance in case of car trouble pretty easily. On Sunday, while driving from Missouri to Carson City for a brothel visit, I experienced car trouble in Wyoming. The symptoms were familiar to my eyes and ears (uneven engine sounds, clicking off), but this time, instead of the engine correcting itself, it instead died going down a mountain hill, and despite not knowing what the issue was, I had to make a decision on what to do. With the starter doing well (even if it died again, I wouldn't be stranded), and after consulting with car professionals, the decision was made to continue onward to Nevada while not using cruise and not going over 75 MPH, keep it slow and steady up and down the mountain passes! Instead of staying in Wyoming for the night, getting the car fixed the next day, and driving back home as a bitterly disappointed client, I faced my fear head-on, drove smartly and steadily out to Nevada, and had one of the best experiences of intimacy and pleasure I've ever had. Let me tell you, having that fear of car failure and still heading west, instead of east, from that car shop in Wyoming, had me sweating bullets like I never had before. I'm not sure if my decision was ultimately "wise", but it worked out better than I ever thought it could've when I did it
Kudos! Every time you plow through a fear your path gets clearer! So glad you got such a sweet reward for that.
