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Ahhhhhh, that sounds wonderful!!!!
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Ahhhhhh, that sounds wonderful!!!!
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I look forward to the bonfires and getting drunk with my friends. When it's just cold enough to the point where you huddle next to someone close and the bonfire determines whether you freeze or stay warm.
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For me, bonfires are a Summer thing. The minute it drops below 50 I want nothing to do with leaving the house. Cuddling inside under blankets is almost as good
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For me, bonfires are a Summer thing. The minute it drops below 50 I want nothing to do with leaving the house. Cuddling inside under blankets is almost as good
Definitely. The cold is great though, allergy season is finally starting to leave. Not to mention the start of the snow, which is the best part of winter.
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You've got me on the allergies part....snow is well and good as long as I can admire it from inside...driving is a nightmare.
Lawn mowing was never my chore. That's what my brother and boyfriends were for
Yet in Winter that rules out skinny dipping.
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Yet in Winter that rules out skinny dipping.
Never been, always kind of wanted to.
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Is it bad that I have a date tonight and I'm halfway hoping he calls to reschedule so I can sit around and be lazy?
The life of an introvert...
The life of an introvert...
Is it bad that I have a date tonight and I'm halfway hoping he calls to reschedule so I can sit around and be lazy?
The life of an introvert...
All depends really. A date is a date, a chance to get out interact with someone and seeing how things go. If you're ready for it, why not. But if you're not ready for it, don't pressure.
Besides, there are always us here that will keep the fireplace at a dull roar, a fresh cup of coffee (of tea if you prefer) and wonderful conversation, until our own eyelids become to have and sleep's embrace finds us, even if it's in a chair and we wake up with a few key imprints on our face *chuckles*
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I was more or less ready, took care of what I needed to today, came home and took a nap so I wouldn't be tired...but when I woke up I felt like I could sleep for another 8 hours or so.
He didn't end up calling to confirm, so I get to hang around here tonight
I was more or less ready, took care of what I needed to today, came home and took a nap so I wouldn't be tired...but when I woke up I felt like I could sleep for another 8 hours or so.
He didn't end up calling to confirm, so I get to hang around here tonight
wait... are there enough smiles?
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I think one more will do it.
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lots of smiles going on here, surrounded by comfy covers and the soft glow of a compy screen, tis a good night to relax at home indeed.
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yay for us boo for him
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Anyone around tonight?
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I think you may have to rename your thread since it's almost summertime again.
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An acute observation
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I can't wait to be wearing shorts and short sleeve shirts again.
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Same here, but if this spring is foretelling of what summer will be like I'm going to be sorely disappointed. Freezing winter, cold spring and a cool summer is enough to make me want to relocate to the equator
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Same here, but if this spring is foretelling of what summer will be like I'm going to be sorely disappointed. Freezing winter, cold spring and a cool summer is enough to make me want to relocate to the equator
The equator? I think that may be a bit drastic for a move. I like summer but need the cold weather to kill some of the bugs. We had a few cool days here lately, but now it seems like the warm weather is here to stay.
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I think drastic might be worth it if I never dig my car out of a snow tomb again But alas, the cold is excellent for keeping pests under control. I can barely handle the ones already creeping around here, specifically the eight-legged kind, and I hear they only get bigger.
But alas, the cold is excellent for keeping pests under control. I can barely handle the ones already creeping around here, specifically the eight-legged kind, and I hear they only get bigger.
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I think drastic might be worth it if I never dig my car out of a snow tomb again
And hairier, too! You're not afraid of little old spiders, are you?
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Petrified I can handle anything else creepy-crawly that finds its way into my apartment, but I am phobic of those guys. The story of how I could have wrecked the transmission in my car when I saw I had an unexpected passenger is a good one I -want- to say I had the good sense to throw it into park before I leapt across the seat to bail from the passenger side while still seat belted in and rolling forward at about 10 - 15 miles an hour...but, you know....not sure acting on pure survival instinct can be called sense.
I can handle anything else creepy-crawly that finds its way into my apartment, but I am phobic of those guys. The story of how I could have wrecked the transmission in my car when I saw I had an unexpected passenger is a good one I -want- to say I had the good sense to throw it into park before I leapt across the seat to bail from the passenger side while still seat belted in and rolling forward at about 10 - 15 miles an hour...but, you know....not sure acting on pure survival instinct can be called sense.
