Smilla
Ordinary Human
Face, we need some blokes like you in Australia.![]()
Same in Scandinavia - the more the better!
Face, we need some blokes like you in Australia.![]()
I so enjoy reading all your words. You make me smile!
I am so weary that I have few words of my own to offer. So I shall just indulge in your words instead.
Words! The great connector! I just LOVE them!
Words: they can trap, they can hurt, they can soothe, they can enlighten, they can do so many things. Today they are making me smile.![]()



... BTW, there were a number of colleges in the area so I was in little peril of my little self-indulgent caper being discovered by the lovely young creatures as none of them went to my school, or the same school as each other.
Face![]()
I know the area. As they say in the deep south; there's good hunting in them thar hills. 

When I was in college I once had three dates in one day.
Act I: An early morning ride through the mountains on my Royal Enfield Interceptor motorcycle and then up the lifts and breakfast at the ski lodge (it was early Fall so no snow), a barefoot walk in an ice cold creek and a dash back down to take her home and get ready for Act II.
Act II: An afternoon spin around the countryside to a lake in my Datsun 2000 Roadster—top down of course—with a stop at a municipal general aviation airport to watch the planes land and take off, then a pick nick lunch in a rented row boat on the lake and a dash back through the hills and dales to get ready for Act III.
Act III: A drive into the city for dinner at a fabulous Italian restaurant, followed by center orchestra seats for an Elton John Concert during his first US Tour just after the release of his first album…UNFORGETTABLE!!!...followed by dessert & coffee at a French bistro and a leisurly drive home to get ready for Act IV.
Act IV: Arrived 10 minutes late for my Graveyard Shift unloading trucks and stocking shelves at a Supermarket...due to the fact that I just couldn't seem to get our "Goodnight Kiss" right and she patiently and selflessly coached me until I did.![]()
Ah, to be young again!
Whatta grand day!!! Heady stuff for an upper lower class lad a couple years off the farm.
BTW, there were a number of colleges in the area so I was in little peril of my little self-indulgent caper being discovered by the lovely young creatures as none of them went to my school, or the same school as each other.
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Oh, THAT male ancestral anomaly![]()
(if I got that right . . . ??)
I ain’t that proud about it…gotten me in more trouble than a blind dog in a meat-house.
And I think a parent SHOULD always put kids first. ALWAYS. And I'd be disappointed if ya did not do that, Face. In everything.

Me, I think I can be bitchy and bossy, though I do not want to be the boss. I am usually very easy going if I do not have to live with the person,. The minute someone gets bossy with me, or nasty, I give it right back, and that is not a good trait in a female partner . . .
I do not like arrogance and/or superiority . . . .

Or men that scorn women by behaving arrogantly/superior. My head tilts down, my eyes narrow, and grow fierce - and - the bond breaks. It might take awhile for me to leave, after something like that, but once the bond is broken, I realize that it is over, whether I like it or not.I can't get it back.

Well, I used to be like that . . . . I am older now. Or as the song says, I was so much older then, I'm younger than that now.
And I never want to go through heart-break and divorce ever again (either) - and so am not looking to go that road, ya know. And I have lived alone for long enough to now want to live my life for me, my way - like a man does most of his life.Only a man usually has a wife to clean up after / take care of him.
I have had to do it all for myself - - - for so long, that I no longer need a man, that way.
I do need a warm furry body in my bed though, so I have a cat, once had a dog (and never want to go through another loss like that one either).


As for those dark traits in women, that is our dark side - and we all have those traits. Tsk tsk. Sometimes they leak out. I like to think I can at least recognize it, and draw it back in when I am behaving badly. But I can be a bitch, yeah . . . I can give as good as I get, so most people who know me, don't want to take me on. Not that I am proud of that.Just one of those things. Arrogance in particular pisses me off, but so does superiority . . . Dissing . . . . So you can see how I might feel around scnos . . . .
I used to be a (verbal) scrapper - take on all comers, especially bullies. Come on, you bully, come on in . . . . Took on a few soiciopaths, and that CURED me of that stupid stuff.
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Yeah, me too.As I was so much older then, I'm younger than that now . . . .

Now I just paint a fake smile across my face, zip my lips, and hope nothing leaks out. Especially my disgust. But I have a rubber face that shows ALL my emotions, and I am not a good liar.I am a terrible liar. Heart on sleeve.
As As I age, I mellow out, get more observant, rather than 'participant'. I have always been fascinated by behaviors, human and animal. I like to watch. And to grow - psychologically, not bodily.Growing older does bring a sort of wisdom, I think, if one is open to looking honestly at one's own self, and recognizing one's own shit - and stops throwing it - at others.
But it is hard.
Hard to eat that crow. But very rewarding, I think.
Life is a BIG anomaly.
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Face
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Same in Scandinavia - the more the better!
as long as you going to read those documents, which I have not read yet but will, here's another I landed on today, thanks to Arnie in one of his postings:
http://www.lermanet.com/exit/scottmayer.htm
I haven't read it all yet, but very interesting considering the new Indie movement and all, and new books coming out in 2013.![]()
I don’t mind eating crow, honestly. I find myself a never ending source of amusement and hilarity. What I do mind is having crow shoved down my throat or being fed it as a constant diet.
Life is the only game in town so either get yourself ticket, buy a bag of popcorn and find a seat or put on a uniform, tighten up your chin strap and step out on the field.
. It doesn't solve much. Occasionally,though, I still get into one. Mostly I just like to leave an argument, walk away. But sometimes that pisses off the other person even more. 
It is much harder to get along when there are other people in the picture. I applaud anyone who does it, has done it. That is amazing. 
That's where I got into the most trouble too, but even some of that was fun. 
Then with myself.
Love. It spreads out from there.
You have my heart, long distance. And I won't ask a thing of you, except to just go on being you.




WHAT THE??!!!
Didn't know u wuz in Scandinavia! For some unknown reason i assumed you were living on some cool-funky country estate plenty of miles outside of some Eastern Seaboard city.
CONCLUSION: One of us is "dubbing in" and I hate to invalidate my integrity to myself, so I will just keep my Code Of Honor in and stick with my knowingness. lol
RE: IV Act Play;
C-Ya DC

. “Oh, I said, he already has one.”















(a manly one fer ya), and
(the cheap shit, no 80 year old cognac available *schniffle*)