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Location: RI, MA, VT, WI, IL, CA, IN (that one sucked), KY
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Oh that's right, I forgot there were 2.
I have about 10 grouse sitting in a tree I just recently noticed, they blend in so well, even though they're quite large! I laugh when my friend calls them partridge. My dad used to say he was 'going partridge hunting'. What do you call them?
Here we mostly call them grouse, some old timers still use partridge,
Here we mostly call them grouse, some old timers still use partridge,
That's what I thought, its a generational, demographic type of thing. I've given up 'sophistication' and modern times for the chance to be back in the middle of nature. So far it's worth it, I lost my painter's block, and enjoy the low cost of living.
I got up this morning so I could take my car to get checked out. My "check engine" light decided to pop on, RIGHT AFTER I got an oil change the previous day (typical. ) I got in my car, tried to start it, and realized I didn't have my key (It's push button start.) I thought it was no big deal and figured I left it somewhere in the house. Long story short, my mother and I ended up turning the house upside down searching for it, calling my friend asking her if I left it in her car Saturday night, calling my grandmother to see if she had seen it, and finding out I have to pay close to $300 for a replacement.
I am officially pissed. More so because it's my own fault. My mom told me to attach the key to the key ring, when I tried I ended up with a broken bleeding nail. So...my spring break is off to a GREAT start!
I got up this morning so I could take my car to get checked out. My "check engine" light decided to pop on, RIGHT AFTER I got an oil change the previous day (typical. ) I got in my car, tried to start it, and realized I didn't have my key (It's push button start.) I thought it was no big deal and figured I left it somewhere in the house. Long story short, my mother and I ended up turning the house upside down searching for it, calling my friend asking her if I left it in her car Saturday night, calling my grandmother to see if she had seen it, and finding out I have to pay close to $300 for a replacement.
I am officially pissed. More so because it's my own fault. My mom told me to attach the key to the key ring, when I tried I ended up with a broken bleeding nail. So...my spring break is off to a GREAT start!
EFF my life!!!!
Don't worry, Auraliea, once you buy the new key, your old one will pop right up.
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Location: RI, MA, VT, WI, IL, CA, IN (that one sucked), KY
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"I'm thinking this isn't working for me. Which is a real shame. Because you're beautiful and I've really enjoyed having sex with you. And I like your presence. But, ultimately, I don't feel the way I want to feel when I'm with you. And that is more important to me. But it makes me sad."
A lovely snowy morning text to wake up to.
And that's it. Next. The ups and downs of dating. Ugh. Haha.
"I'm thinking this isn't working for me. Which is a real shame. Because you're beautiful and I've really enjoyed having sex with you. And I like your presence. But, ultimately, I don't feel the way I want to feel when I'm with you. And that is more important to me. But it makes me sad."
A lovely snowy morning text to wake up to.
And that's it. Next. The ups and downs of dating. Ugh. Haha.
Aw. Sorry. Sometimes I don't feel the way I want to feel either. I've had to do a lot of analyzing lately. Some people just walk away easier I guess.
Location: RI, MA, VT, WI, IL, CA, IN (that one sucked), KY
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Aw. Sorry. Sometimes I don't feel the way I want to feel either. I've had to do a lot of analyzing lately. Some people just walk away easier I guess.
It happens. No biggie. I kind of felt the same way but was willing to give it more time because she was cute, very smart and educated, and fun to talk to, but that's cool.
"I'm thinking this isn't working for me. Which is a real shame. Because you're beautiful and I've really enjoyed having sex with you. And I like your presence. But, ultimately, I don't feel the way I want to feel when I'm with you. And that is more important to me. But it makes me sad."
A lovely snowy morning text to wake up to.
And that's it. Next. The ups and downs of dating. Ugh. Haha.
Ha sounds very similar to my love life.I was told tonight we are friends.He doesn't want to date me and doesn't think he led me on. He loves the sex,loves hanging out with me but relationship that's just to much to ask for.
I need to become a lesbian. Men are too hard.
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) I got in my car, tried to start it, and realized I didn't have my key (It's push button start.) I thought it was no big deal and figured I left it somewhere in the house. Long story short, my mother and I ended up turning the house upside down searching for it, calling my friend asking her if I left it in her car Saturday night, calling my grandmother to see if she had seen it, and finding out I have to pay close to $300 for a replacement. 
