I've heard from tavish.
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CarolineOh
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The thing with happiness is that you just HAVE to share it.
I am so pleased to hear that Ebony and tavish are having a wonderful time. They deserve nothing but the best.
I am so pleased to hear that Ebony and tavish are having a wonderful time. They deserve nothing but the best.
WillowPuss
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That's great news!
I don't suppose they have noticed, but the weather has been good too ....
I don't suppose they have noticed, but the weather has been good too ....
WillowPuss
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bluespoke said:
WOW!!! Even to the correct pronunciation of aluminium???
Thats quick work!!!!
(((hugs)))
SierraMoon
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Glad to hear that everything is going well for Ebony and tavish... i know their union was a long time coming, and knew that it would work out great for them... Congrats, you 2!!!!
MotorCitySam
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That is very good news. I hope they have many good times ahead of them.
RisiaSkye
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cym, thanks for letting us know. And, I totally agree--coupled with Caroline & Sam's announcement, this makes for an excellent week for our little community.
I (very selfishly) hope they're back with us on a permanent basis soon, but until then, I'm thrilled to hear they're doing so well, and I join you all in wishing them the very best.
Ebony & tavish--good luck, many blessings, and a life filled with love and truth to you both!
I (very selfishly) hope they're back with us on a permanent basis soon, but until then, I'm thrilled to hear they're doing so well, and I join you all in wishing them the very best.
Ebony & tavish--good luck, many blessings, and a life filled with love and truth to you both!
MissTaken
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Add Caroline's and Ebony's experience to cym's new experiences and I would say everything is coming up roses!
I am happy for all of you.
It can be so difficult to find what you need and happiness couldn't have fallen on three more wonderful people!
I am happy for all of you.
It can be so difficult to find what you need and happiness couldn't have fallen on three more wonderful people!
SierraMoon
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i couldn't agree with you more, MissT... although, we still need to work on you, and help you to find happiness in your life.. you are definately one of the wonderful people here at Lit!!!MissTaken said:It can be so difficult to find what you need and happiness couldn't have fallen on three more wonderful people!
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Thank you again, cym
That's terrific news! One of the best things about this community is the fact that one person can have a wonderful experience and dozens of people, all over the globe, can end up wearing the same satisfied grin, in harmony with the one who actually had the joy.
This makes me wonder what's been keeping my dear, adopted sister Ebony so busy she can't share a bit of her experiences with us. Come to think of it though, it is a Domme's nature to torture the ones she loves.
(oooo i'd LOVE to hear her speak with a touch of the British pronunciations ... that accent drives me wild!)
Rest assured that if i hear anything, i will post immediately! It's only good Litizenship.
That's terrific news! One of the best things about this community is the fact that one person can have a wonderful experience and dozens of people, all over the globe, can end up wearing the same satisfied grin, in harmony with the one who actually had the joy.
This makes me wonder what's been keeping my dear, adopted sister Ebony so busy she can't share a bit of her experiences with us. Come to think of it though, it is a Domme's nature to torture the ones she loves.
(oooo i'd LOVE to hear her speak with a touch of the British pronunciations ... that accent drives me wild!)
Rest assured that if i hear anything, i will post immediately! It's only good Litizenship.
WillowPuss
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Re: Thank you again, cym
Hmmmmmmmm ... just how wild Blue?
Food for thought ... voice chat with Blue ... and when he stops laughing at my accent, we could actually chat?
Actually, I quite like the American accent too. Though I am totally hopeless when it comes to deciding what State the speaker is residing in!
DRxBlue said:
Hmmmmmmmm ... just how wild Blue?
Food for thought ... voice chat with Blue ... and when he stops laughing at my accent, we could actually chat?
Actually, I quite like the American accent too. Though I am totally hopeless when it comes to deciding what State the speaker is residing in!
DRxBlue
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Quite wild actually...
i've posted before about how my sexuality is very much tuned to my auditory sense. Music for me is often a truly orgasmic experience.
My dearest friend tells me that it's because i only like "aural sex". i doubt if your accent would make me laugh, even if you were as Cockney as Eliza Dolittle. You could probably give me goosebumps just reading your grocery list, but long distance overseas is still dear enough to make one pause.
i was actually thinking about your accent as i wrote about the effect Ebonyfire might have sustained. Your comments on the weather were quite well timed. (there! now i don't feel as if i've hijacked the thread TOO much)
Yes, i believe we could chat, for far too long no doubt. My accent is almost Canadian, eh. i do live very close to the border, here in Minnesota.
Well, time to let the thread get back to what it's for. Always nice "talking" with you, Willow. i wish your accent would come through the keyboard.
i've posted before about how my sexuality is very much tuned to my auditory sense. Music for me is often a truly orgasmic experience.
My dearest friend tells me that it's because i only like "aural sex". i doubt if your accent would make me laugh, even if you were as Cockney as Eliza Dolittle. You could probably give me goosebumps just reading your grocery list, but long distance overseas is still dear enough to make one pause.
i was actually thinking about your accent as i wrote about the effect Ebonyfire might have sustained. Your comments on the weather were quite well timed. (there! now i don't feel as if i've hijacked the thread TOO much)
Yes, i believe we could chat, for far too long no doubt. My accent is almost Canadian, eh. i do live very close to the border, here in Minnesota.
Well, time to let the thread get back to what it's for. Always nice "talking" with you, Willow. i wish your accent would come through the keyboard.
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Doc, you mean you don't have that Minnesaota accent like in Fargo?
I have been told my voice sounds just like Iggy Pop, which I suppose it does. That's a pretty standard Michigan accent.
I have been told my voice sounds just like Iggy Pop, which I suppose it does. That's a pretty standard Michigan accent.
DRxBlue
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Well ya know, that Fargo thing is jist Hoolywood, dontchya know?
There are some similarities to the way we really talk, but it's about as close as Pepe le Pew sounds to Jacques Cousteau. Iggy Pop, eh? s'He from around there? You guys talk like Richie Cunningham on "Happy Days"?
i say! Haven't we rather drifted from the point of this thread? Mean while back in England.
Sorry tavish!
There are some similarities to the way we really talk, but it's about as close as Pepe le Pew sounds to Jacques Cousteau. Iggy Pop, eh? s'He from around there? You guys talk like Richie Cunningham on "Happy Days"?
i say! Haven't we rather drifted from the point of this thread? Mean while back in England.
Sorry tavish!
