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any canucks that are interested may wanna switch on cbc news sunday for this live-love broadcast from toronto.. .
talesin
Don't understand why it will or would be locked.....but haven't read too many threads on this topic here. All I can say is I wish them well, I'm always impressed at the bravery and optimism of those who dare to embark on the rollercoaster ride of marriage and commitment.
Live and Let Live!
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here's to all you fabulous apostaboys on the day of love (bravo st.
valentine!).
btt
1. Not sure where I was exactly when Diana died. But I worked in the Citicorp Center building in SF and I remember that for several weeks they had a large journal for everyone to sign with remembrances. I know it was a world recognized event and all, but I also remember thinking it rather strange at the time that something so personal was in a rather random place. Believe me the Citi building in SF is nothing like the one in NY in terms of traffic, etc.
2. I had just returned from travel abroad with a stop in NY on Friday, 9/7 for an interview on Wall Street ( I worked for a brokerage at the time). I was still jetlagged and awakening in the wee hours so I was up and watching CNN where I witnessed the whole thing unfold live. It was such a chaotic few days as I was the business continuity contact for the international division of my firm .... we were in WTC 7 and had madness for the 1st few days sorting it all out, tracking folks down, etc. It hit our industry hard and long, many of us lost friends that day .... even though our location was SF.
3. I was 3 y/o and don't remember.
when the lights went out?
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here's to all you fabulous apostaboys on the day of love (bravo st.
valentine!).
Here's to all you fabulous ApostaBOYS on the day of Love (Bravo St. Valentine!)
(reuters) -- an amorous italian who laid claim to the world record for non-stop kissing had to receive oxygen after his 31-hour 18-minute st valentine's marathon..
now that's what i call a happy valentine's day!.
(sorry, put it in the wrong category....meant to be in friends).
(Reuters) -- An amorous Italian who laid claim to the world record for non-stop kissing had to receive oxygen after his 31-hour 18-minute St Valentine's marathon.
(sorry, put it in the wrong category....meant to be in Friends)
try this out guys:.
http://www.queendom.com/tests/minitests/fx/cajones.html.
http://www.queendom.com/tests/minitests/fx/jerk.html.
I'm a 70 What does your score mean?
You've been known to flirt on occasion, and probably have some refined seduction techniques... but you're not a hard-core, 24-hour-a-day flirt. You realize that there is a time and a place for seduction, and know when to shut off the charms. When you do decide to work your magic, however, look out world! This seems to be a healthy approach - flirting is a natural, fun way to strut your stuff, boost confidence and send the right message to objects of desire. On the other hand, we all know someone who flirts with everyone, everywhere... and it can be really annoying! Maintain this balance and flirting will serve you well
ok....listen up all you pagan, valentines day worshippin, heathen, apostate bastards!.
valentines day has pagan catholic roots!.
what is valentines day, who was valentine?.
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as a father; will i ever think it is an appropriate age for my daughter to date?
i have a very pretty 12 year old girl.
besides excelling at classical ballet, she is a high honor roll student academically and she is a very good , sweet, child.
My kids are no longer teens .... but it hasn't been that long (20 and 23, son and daughter). 16 was the 'dating' point for both....same rules for both....I had to meet the boy/girl and have a phone number for parents.
What I discovered early on was that much of the terminology did not bear the same definition....beginning in middle school they went to dances and had 'boyfriends' or 'girlfriends'...and they talked about 'going out together'....these were not the same situations as I was familiar with when I was their age.
For my kids, a boyfriend or girlfriend was someone they had a crush on or liked in their group. They hung out together in the group. Even at 16, they weren't really interested in 1:1 dating, but liked double dates or larger groups. They might accompany a guy or girl in the group, but they didn't really get into more formal dating until around 18, except for proms and big dances....even then ... it was a group thing.
Who knows, maybe it is a regional thing (we were in SF bay area), but that is how it worked there. My daughter was the oldest and the other thing I learned was the more rules I had, the more problems. For instance, curfew. The minute I sat her down and said you no longer have a curfew, instead we will work out return times based on what is happening when you go out, our relationship improved 100%. She could tell her friends she didn't have a curfew, and we both knew she was taking personal accountability for each outing....sometimes she'd come home earlier, sometimes later as opposed to a set time....and she always honored her word. This was especially good for her as a more rebellious, non-conformer; but it also worked great for my son.
I found that the minute I learned to take a deep breath, be flexible, and trust in the foundation I provided my kids, the happier and more open our relationship became.
its my first post and i don't really know where to start, there been so much on my mind.
i've been reading threads on this site like crazy and obtained a copy of coc from the library yesterday.
i stayed up until 4am reading it, and i'm impressed with the way it was written - its just like reading a w only the subject matter is a little different hehe.. i'll break myself in gently with this site over time but basically a few things about me are: born in a jw family, baptized as a young teen, 1 yr aux pio, several yrs as reg pio, 1 year as 'special' full time pio at bethel.
Welcome aboard, Boa......you've come to a safe place where answers to questions are just for the asking.
