DISQUS

étrange couleurs... intéressant!

I may yet be proved wrong but a number of people I know (and I considerered doing the same) have ex-council flats just south of the River to overnight in during the week despite living in commuting distance. The difficulty with commuting being when you have late nights at work and early morning starts. I use a hotel and claim expenses - if I could have claimed expenses to support a flat I would have done, and if this is his second home not his first, exactly what is the issue?

Hahaha this video was awesome!

Most of the time I tend to approach relationships of any kind -from friendships to more - with a "no expectation" clause. I know my values and principles. I love deeply with everything I have...no sense in doing things by halves if you ask me. Grey area is overrated.

I treat all my friends as best I can and I'd stick my neck out for everyone of them anytime, without expecting anything in return. But once the trust is betrayed and you know they wouldn't do the same for you...well thats when you cut your losses and know they aren't real friends worth having. Nothing wrong with caring too much...At least you gave them a shot and you know you tried your best to be a good friend...but you gotta know when its an exercise in futility cuz all relationships are two way roads and while you give as much as you can, when the time you need help comes along... thats when you know which friends are worth keeping and who you can count on. Nobody's perfect though...so I suppose you gotta pick and choose your friends carefully.

~"I’m selfish, impatient, and a little insecure. I make mistakes, I’m out of control, and at times hard to handle. But if you can’t handle me at my worst, then you sure as hell don’t deserve me at my best."~Marilyn Monroe

Love is when you put her on one side of a scale...and everything else on the other. And if you had to make a choice you'd pick her.
When your other half is your priority without being an obsession.
When you put their happiness above yours without expectation.
Its knowing that she will be there for you...to stretch out a hand when you need it, offer a shoulder to cry on, lend an ear to listen, and give a heart wholly and truly without agenda.
That’s Love. A complete trust in someone, knowing that they’ll always be there for you.
It’s also a responsibility. Taking the weight of your choices and feelings...and spending the rest of your time together living up to them. And most importantly, not hurting the object of your love. And that to me is love.

hey there! im behind u 100% on this.i feel the same way and me and my dad have been discussing politics non-stop since the start of the elections.after 50years, if it is a risk we must take to vote for the opposition, then why not after all these years?look at australia for example.the once opposition party is now the ruling party today.ppl there have not been afraid to voice out that they're sick n tired of the government.they want change n they're not afraid to demand for that.just my thoughts anyway :)

Oh, Kathleen, how selfish you really are, raising a child on your own, caring for her every need and being proud and able to do so. Don't listen to those other people, it is hard enough making it on your own, let alone trying to raise a child alone and you are doing a fabulous job. We miss you out here in Cali! Have fun at your barn parties

stimmt. so wie ich sms nutze....

och. ne, ich find schon, dass es da noch ganz andere Grenzen gibt. Aber klar, s muss net sein.

jop. wollte nur etwaigem spam irgenwelcher bots vorsehen....

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danke, danke, danke, danke :)

Looks great. 90k bucks is a bit steep though. I'd like to see what's under the hood.

People need to stop whining, these are creative cakes. If you think you can do any better, then do so and stop being little whores.

Its exciting to read into your thoughts. Its exciting to see you grow. I feel privelaged to have your friendship.

http://www.eatwild.com is a good starting place. It has state by state listings of grassfed producers.

Not terribly active? Presumably you've not been following the IRA/Columbia story, nor have you read this -
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=...