What do you like?

I like honesty & warm words & being in the moment awwwwwww :)
(as opposed to being in one moment and also doing other moments elsewhere at the same time haha)
 
I like buying shoes and boots online.

Most people probably cannot relate to this. But, when I log on to Amazon.com or Shoes.com and I'm actually able to select the shoes that I want from a range of dozens of possibilities--as opposed to having to take the only pair of men's size 16 (U.S.) shoes in the entire mall--I get a little giddy.
 
I like the phrase "wicked googly," though I haven't a clue what it means nor any inclination to find out. I use it as a description (in the Boston style) rather than as the modified noun that I highly suspect that it is.

E.g., Ewww, dipping your toast into the ruptured yolks of those sunny-side-up eggs is wicked googly!
 
I like the phrase "wicked googly," though I haven't a clue what it means nor any inclination to find out. I use it as a description (in the Boston style) rather than as the modified noun that I highly suspect that it is.

E.g., Ewww, dipping your toast into the ruptured yolks of those sunny-side-up eggs is wicked googly!

lol I've never heard the term 'googly' used like that ever!
 
I like the Erotic Images thread and especially the posts by Wicked, Morri and J Jimmy.

OK, that's not true..."like" is not really a strong enough word.
 
Catching someone's eyes from across a room, or maybe a crowded bar...that half-second longer than usual look when you lock eyes and really look at the person. It feels like a jolt, especially if it comes with a little smile that reaches the eyes...
 
Pelting down a long hill on my bicycle, wind in my hair (with no insects in my eyes or mouth, please)
 
I like honesty & warm words & being in the moment awwwwwww :)
(as opposed to being in one moment and also doing other moments elsewhere at the same time haha)

Being in the moment is great!

if you spend time in several moments, you feel spread out and segmented, which is ok for an insect, but not for a person...:rolleyes:
 
i love sleeping in the shade of a tree on a fluffy blanket...company and clothing optional

today was a good day ;)
 
I like buying shoes and boots online.

Most people probably cannot relate to this. But, when I log on to Amazon.com or Shoes.com and I'm actually able to select the shoes that I want from a range of dozens of possibilities--as opposed to having to take the only pair of men's size 16 (U.S.) shoes in the entire mall--I get a little giddy.

I'm the opposite. I can't buy online, since I have some preferences I can only identify while trying on shoes. I like one of the local stores, since they have many sizes of many styles of shoes.
 
I like the phrase "wicked googly," though I haven't a clue what it means nor any inclination to find out. I use it as a description (in the Boston style) rather than as the modified noun that I highly suspect that it is.

E.g., Ewww, dipping your toast into the ruptured yolks of those sunny-side-up eggs is wicked googly!

It is one of those phrases that rolls off the tongue, isn't it?
 
Catching someone's eyes from across a room, or maybe a crowded bar...that half-second longer than usual look when you lock eyes and really look at the person. It feels like a jolt, especially if it comes with a little smile that reaches the eyes...

That jolt is when you pull your soul back from falling into their eyes. I like the same feeling.
 
Pelting down a long hill on my bicycle, wind in my hair (with no insects in my eyes or mouth, please)

Seeing the local guy flying down the road beside my car on his bicycle, feet stuck out to the sides and hair streaming behind him.
 
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