if you have that sculptured physique....i guess you already know..... .
sex helps women avoid cellulite, says report .
a new report claims that sex helps women avoid getting cellulite.. german magazine glamour claims sex strengthens body tissue and helps the skin to renew itself more quickly, becoming firmer and more elasticated.. the reason for this is that during sex the female body releases an extra dose of oestrogen.
LOL Skeptic! You always have my best interests at heart; you're such a dear that way
Well, sex does seem to be your cure all of choice and now you have documented medical proof......so who am I to stand in the way of medical science At least that's one prescription I can definately swallow....
Love you, you sexy Canuck
Windrider
does this trouble anyone?.
it seems semantic tom-foolery to declare a war on terrorism, and then to say that prisoners of the war are not prisoners of war.. it also seems very suspect keeping them of proper usa soil, as where they are they are out of sight, mind, or appeal by civil-rights factions.. do not get me wrong.. i am not saying, "ah, poor ickle terrorists".. but in a war against terror, surely taking each and every opportunity to distance yourself from your enemies is the wisest and best course of action?.
why do anything that is even remotely dodgy or underhand?.
Seeker,
Maybe we should just "read his lips" when Bush talks about fair representation and trials for those charged. I mean it's not like he would lie or anything.....well, it worked for his father!
Sincerely, Windrider
does this trouble anyone?.
it seems semantic tom-foolery to declare a war on terrorism, and then to say that prisoners of the war are not prisoners of war.. it also seems very suspect keeping them of proper usa soil, as where they are they are out of sight, mind, or appeal by civil-rights factions.. do not get me wrong.. i am not saying, "ah, poor ickle terrorists".. but in a war against terror, surely taking each and every opportunity to distance yourself from your enemies is the wisest and best course of action?.
why do anything that is even remotely dodgy or underhand?.
I agree with Seeker and Abaddon. There are many things I love about my country(U.S.), current administration's handling of the "Prisoners of war" or whatever designation they are being given is not one of them! It saddens me and fills me with both shame and a healthy dose of fear to see Bush just running rough-shod on basic human rights. Anyones! The other thing that strikes me is that who is to say that these people are even guilty....of anything, let alone the Al-Quaida business. And I unfortunately, would not be surprised if they are being treated less than fairly and less than what a normal person would consider humanely.....I hope I am wrong. There was a time when I thought I could be sure this would not happen...then '"resident" Bush took over and things have never been the same.
He is not only making up the rules as he goes with regards to the prisoners over in Cuba; he is breaking/changing the rules as he goes here and it is really freaky how he is getting away with it. Not all Americans are the closed-minded, self-centered citizens that some on this board seem to feel. There are many, many who are not in agreement with Bush and are doing all they can to let him know about it.....not that it means squat to him. Various civil rights groups and prominent political spokespersons have gone to Washington to air their concerns and grievances at the trampling of human rights, both in and out of our country. Yes, many of our rights we used to take for granted no longer exist as of 2001. He told the press he would "graciously give them an audience but that it would in no way change his mind or his actions"....because "desperate times call for desperate measures"! Somehow, I guess that means it gives him special liscense to do whatever the hell he wants. "We" currently have no right whatsoever to get on China's back with regard to how they treat people.
I just hope that people around the world realize that Bush does not speak for every American and that like ANY country, (Jan H. please take note :)....there are good and bad people here; informed and caring about people at home and around the world and people who just dont seem to care about any atrocity or disaster as long as it doesnt hit too close to their home. That is one of the things I love about this board: there are so many friends to make and viewpoints to share from all around the world. I find that very exciting, stimulating, and enlightening.
Sincerely, Windrider
i live in northern california.
most of the conventions and get togethers i have seen posted are in the midwest.
am i all alone out here?
I used to live in both Santa Ana and Riverside but now am in Washington. I grew up in So. Cal.
Sincerely, Windrider
without being slagged off for opinions expressed, without being ridiculed often, without constant smart ass one liners and put downs, how could we given the opportunity get along better together?
not utopia, not this, not that, just a simple question in need of simple upbuilding replies that enable this place more to reflect the care for others it supposedly sets out to achieve.. any comments?.
here we go (rolling his eyes) .... peace.
Tatiana,
Thank you for your post; you put it beautifully! You are really something, you know that?
Sincerely, Windrider
without being slagged off for opinions expressed, without being ridiculed often, without constant smart ass one liners and put downs, how could we given the opportunity get along better together?
not utopia, not this, not that, just a simple question in need of simple upbuilding replies that enable this place more to reflect the care for others it supposedly sets out to achieve.. any comments?.
here we go (rolling his eyes) .... peace.
And one more quick thought to ponder: For those of us who used to be JW's...... would we have responded favorably, seen the light,if we were treated to personal slights, name-calling, etc. by those who supposedly were trying to help us see the society for what it is, a fallible, harmful, man-made religion? I know it would not have worked with me. If anything it would have just given me the excuse I needed to ignore whatever pertinent facts I had been shown about the "truth" and just write it off to the bitter ramblings of rude, unfriendly, crass apostates...just like the society warned me against.
Sincerely, Windrider
without being slagged off for opinions expressed, without being ridiculed often, without constant smart ass one liners and put downs, how could we given the opportunity get along better together?
not utopia, not this, not that, just a simple question in need of simple upbuilding replies that enable this place more to reflect the care for others it supposedly sets out to achieve.. any comments?.
here we go (rolling his eyes) .... peace.
Lydia, I liked what you said about directing the anger where it belongs...at the organization, not at the posters who "dare" to post here. After all, many of us here used to hold the same opinions and philosophies on things. Many of us here used to abide by the society's stand on shunning, homosexuality, etc. and with our dying breath would defend our position. Were we horrible, stupid people then or just people, who in my opinion, were horribly mislead? Good motives, bad philosophy.
Sincerely, Windrider
without being slagged off for opinions expressed, without being ridiculed often, without constant smart ass one liners and put downs, how could we given the opportunity get along better together?
not utopia, not this, not that, just a simple question in need of simple upbuilding replies that enable this place more to reflect the care for others it supposedly sets out to achieve.. any comments?.
here we go (rolling his eyes) .... peace.
Good question, Celtic! One thing that comes to my mind is to appreciate that you dont have to agree with another's philosophies in order to respect them as a person and to treat them with respect and tolerance.
Sincerely,
Windrider
today marks the 14th anniversary of my marriage to my wonderful, loving, handsome husband.
i met him at work.
we were in the same department at the time.
Dear Puffsrule,
I am SO happy for you!! What a beautiful story of true love. Im so glad you had the courage to stand up to your ex and not quit your job and to finally leave all together.
Congratulations on 14 wonderful years together and here's to another 50 at least! I hope your evening tonight is filled with love, laughter and wonderful memories.....you both deserve it.
Sincerely,
Windrider
i am missing windrider and decided to write this.. sometimes people wonder if a fairy tale can come true.
sometimes you give up one soulmate to only to find a better one later.. many years ago, i had met my soulmate.
a wonderful woman who wanted to spend the rest of her life with me.
Ah sweetheart... Thank you! I'm missing you too As you can tell, I am obviously home now, the boys are in bed and I have a moment to myself.
The hardest part about being so madly in love with you is that it makes leaving you each time so unbearable. It's funny but you are the skeptic and yet it was you who taught me to believe in things like true love, and ever after and that you CAN make your dreams come true if you dont give up. You, above all, know how much you have given back to me and if I lived to be a hundred it wouldnt be long enough now that I have found you! Each day is precious, regardless of the obstacles and hurdles we face, both together and separately; and no matter what life throws our way I know it will be alright because no matter how bad it gets, I have your love and you have mine...and that is everything that really matters isnt it?!
Hungry4Life, I dont think holding out until you find your soulmate, or the person you cant live without, as opposed to just someone you can live with, is being selfish at all. Quite the contrary. Everyone deserves to be loved deeply and cherished. No one wants to be the person that someone just "settles for". Hang in there for you never know what each day might bring or who you might meet.
And LDH, speaking for myself, Richard is the most amazing man I have ever been fortunate enough to meet and while it might seem corny or schmaltzy to say, he is the man I always dreamed of as a little girl and grew to fear I would never meet. He really is my one in a million true love.I realizeeveryday how fortunate he and I are and how rare what we have is. I try never to take it for granted. Heaven knows, I dont want to end up on Jerry Springer!
Sincerely, Robin
