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Southern Gentleman
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Looking forward to it my friendYou and Katie will be the first to know when it's up.![]()
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Looking forward to it my friendYou and Katie will be the first to know when it's up.![]()
Derrière? I was hoping to create liquorice flavored ring pop.What in the world have I walked into here… derrière stuff and candy rings….my word….not the combo I’d expect, but this is a kinky group of cozy people.
Sage advice! The danger with me is that at weddings I risk outdressing the groom so point 3 is no issue for me.As Mothers Day draws in for a close or has passed for some I want to offer 3 pieces of advice I've gotten from my mom.
1. Go to college and make my own money
2. A good sandwich always starts with good bread or a good bun
3. You can get a man to change into nicer attire for a social engagement by simply saying: you're wearing that?
Dad was a construction worker and dressing appropriately for fancy occasions didn't come naturally for a while
I think you may be late to the party on that invention. I’m sure there is one who’s selling it online too. Unless, I absolutely missed the intent behind an entire double entendre conversation?Derrière? I was hoping to create liquorice flavored ring pop.![]()
That is mighty impressive if you would outdress the groom!Sage advice! The danger with me is that at weddings I risk outdressing the groom so point 3 is no issue for me.My friend said "don't you dare" and I showed her my suit and she nodded so I think we're good.
When I got my first good job my mom gave me great advice. She said, if there is something you really want you should wait ten days and if you still want it then buy it.As Mothers Day draws in for a close or has passed for some I want to offer 3 pieces of advice I've gotten from my mom.
1. Go to college and make my own money
2. A good sandwich always starts with good bread or a good bun
3. You can get a man to change into nicer attire for a social engagement by simply saying: you're wearing that?
Dad was a construction worker and dressing appropriately for fancy occasions didn't come naturally for a while
Your mom is a truly intelligent!As Mothers Day draws in for a close or has passed for some I want to offer 3 pieces of advice I've gotten from my mom.
1. Go to college and make my own money
2. A good sandwich always starts with good bread or a good bun
3. You can get a man to change into nicer attire for a social engagement by simply saying: you're wearing that?
Dad was a construction worker and dressing appropriately for fancy occasions didn't come naturally for a while
That's excellent advice!When I got my first good job my mom gave me great advice. She said, if there is something you really want you should wait ten days and if you still want it then buy it.
She taught me a lot of things that I still use every day!Your mom is a truly intelligent!
I had the same relationship with my dad. Still quote his wisdom regularly.That's excellent advice!
She taught me a lot of things that I still use every day!![]()
I lost my mother in my teens. I have amazing memories of her music performance, of her sewing and cooking abilities of her wisdom, and her fierce protection of her family. She taught me how to treat a woman; often using her own negative experiences as life lessons. She would make me take her out on a date and explain all the things a gentleman does and does not do. She taught me which fork to use first in a formal setting, and why we stop to listen to the world around us, and to appreciate beautiful things.As Mothers Day draws in for a close or has passed for some I want to offer 3 pieces of advice I've gotten from my mom.
1. Go to college and make my own money
2. A good sandwich always starts with good bread or a good bun
3. You can get a man to change into nicer attire for a social engagement by simply saying: you're wearing that?
Dad was a construction worker and dressing appropriately for fancy occasions didn't come naturally for a while
That's awesome!I had the same relationship with my dad. Still quote his wisdom regularly.![]()
I'm sorry to hear about you losing your mother so young but it seems like she impressed a lifetime of life lessons upon you. I do agree with the bits of wisdom you shared!I lost my mother in my teens. I have amazing memories of her music performance, of her sewing and cooking abilities of her wisdom, and her fierce protection of her family. She taught me how to treat a woman; often using her own negative experiences as life lessons. She would make me take her out on a date and explain all the things a gentleman does and does not do. She taught me which fork to use first in a formal setting, and why we stop to listen to the world around us, and to appreciate beautiful things.
Two bits of her wisdom:
1. Never inquire about a lady's age, weight, gestational status, or contents of her purse.
2. Young man, if a person is born female, they may be a girl or a woman by age but titles like lady or bitch are earned!
Daddy was humor mixed with deadly serious. I am just sorry he passed without really ever telling me about his experiences during the Korean war.That's awesome!I quote my father regularly. It's not always wisdom. But it's most often funny
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I'm sorry to hear about you losing your mother so young but it seems like she impressed a lifetime of life lessons upon you. I do agree with the bits of wisdom you shared!![]()
That would have been amazing if he had been able to share his experiences from being deployed overseas with you. I'm sorry you never had that opportunity.Daddy was humor mixed with deadly serious. I am just sorry he passed without really ever telling me about his experiences during the Korean war.
He refused to talk about even after I was commissioned. A lot of them never did talk about it.That would have been amazing if he had been able to share his experiences from being deployed overseas with you. I'm sorry you never had that opportunity.
I can understand that and how it might be memories that are difficult to relive or share with othersHe refused to talk about even after I was commissioned. A lot of them never did talk about it.
Yes. Even when I was on jump status we rarely talked with non-jumpers about the danger, the fear we dealt with. That was reserved for our jump buddies so I do understand it.I can understand that and how it might be memories that are difficult to relive or share with others