No damn hang over and some damn beautiful blue skies here in St. Louis so we went to the farmer's market and got some mighty damn good produce DAMN it was cheap......

damn did you see brynda's shoes?

damn I am gonna go to bed and pray to God that I do not have a hangover

she likes little boys

Nooo, he made my day DAMN it.... j/k I will share my blue sky with ya

opps Damn I did it again...

why thank you kind sir.....

I finally found the robin's nest.... Yeah.....


drinking my diet coke trying to feel better- it's been raining in St. Louis non stop..... I need a blue sky


<----by the way, I am Michelle

damn Robin, you are such a good friend.... thanks for making me feel better today...

Independent

Dental Hygenist great smile....

thanks - I am working on that aspect of not worrying as much as I can and I KNOW things could be worse- we have tried to stay positive and it may have paid off- I have an interview tonight somewhere serving at a MUCH better place and the boyfriend had a great interview today that basically offered him the position but he has one more interview tomorrow and will decide then- he was reading your response over my shoulder and said "smart lady" I agree and I thank you... I tried to quote you but not sure how you do that on this board-

So true Brynda- thanks for finding my thread.....

If you would be loved, love and be lovable.
--Benjamin Franklin

We all desire to be loved. Our common human characteristic is our need to count in someone else's life. At least one other person needs us, we tell ourselves, when we feel least able to accept life's demands. How alike we all are. The paradox is that our own need for love is lessened when we bestow it on others. Give it away and it returns. A promise, one we can trust.

The reality about love and its path from sender to receiver and back again is often distant from our minds. More often we stew and become obsessed with the lack of love's evidence in our lives. Why isn't he smiling? Why didn't she care? Has someone more interesting taken our place? Choosing to offer love, rather than to look for it, will influence every experience we have. Life will feel gentler, and the rewards will be many and far reaching.

Loving others promises me the love I desire. But I can't expect it if I don't give it first.

stripper

Competing with others - Attitude


Some of us never liked close competition. We preferred to be clear winners or not to compete at all. We didn't like to have competitors breathing down our necks.

This attitude kept up from doing our best, and we made a mistake when we thought we were competing with others. We're actually competing with ourselves at all times, trying to do better than we did yesterday. The presence of other people only helps us to set performance standards and goals.

Once we accept the idea of self-improvement, we can delight in competition. We can take satisfaction in situations where, though we were not number one, we came in a close second instead of a sullen last.

I'll know today that I'm always working with others but only competing against myself.

I am happily taken

you are not ugly but maybe you might want to add a few more pictures and more about yourself... JMO hope that helps

Hey there,

I am bored .....

and by the way- I am not single but I am here too- we can have friends right?

dog sled racer



btw hi ya Rose... good to see ya

sexxy back












Dave Matthews