We chatted, then spoke on the phone, for so many hours, that we were not strangers for long.
It worked out until the summer of 2004, when she decided I had no ambition and was unlikely to make any money. She left. But until then, I was deeply in love! :D
benning76, I just read your post and I really enjoyed it! You can write! But, I must admit, I am still trying to understand how you could have proposed to somebody you had never met! Sounds like it worked out great; but a bit risky!
Okay, I give up.
I searched in all the recent comments sections to find what this comment may relate to.
Did Benning pull a Paul, and delete his post or comment??
It worked out until the summer of 2004, when she decided I had no ambition and was unlikely to make any money. She left. But until then, I was deeply in love! :D
I don't think there is such a pain, as one can feel regarding anything to do with romantic love.
Of course, I can say that, since I have both my parents alive, and never having experienced the joy of being a parent myself, let alone the agony of losing a child.
I know what you went through, Benning. I think we all do...
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Thank you for the link. I'm not able to update my original post to link back right now; however, it is my plan.
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Ruth Anne Adams, at Tue Feb 14, 07:32:00 pm GMT-5
Interesting, ruth anne, Victoria. I'm single and have had no chocolate. :(
Now, it's Wednesday evening and Victoria has not posted. I have!
Now let's see some thoughtful words appear, Miss Vickie!
:D
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benning, at Wed Feb 15, 06:58:00 pm GMT-5
Gracias, Jose. Kind words.
We chatted, then spoke on the phone, for so many hours, that we were not strangers for long.
It worked out until the summer of 2004, when she decided I had no ambition and was unlikely to make any money. She left. But until then, I was deeply in love! :D
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benning, at Wed Feb 15, 10:14:00 pm GMT-5
Thank you for the link. I'm not able to update my original post to link back right now; however, it is my plan.
Gracias, Ruth Ana. ;)
Cheers,
Victoria
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vbspurs, at Thu Feb 16, 03:03:00 am GMT-5
Interesting, ruth anne, Victoria. I'm single and have had no chocolate. :(
*sends Benning a cyber-cadeau of Godiva choccies*
Now, it's Wednesday evening and Victoria has not posted. I have!
I'm here!
I just got busy again today. Please read my recent three posts. :)
Now let's see some thoughtful words appear, Miss Vickie!
One is thoughtful. Or as I like to call it, Vickyish. ;)
Cheers,
Victoria
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vbspurs, at Thu Feb 16, 03:04:00 am GMT-5
benning76, I just read your post and I really enjoyed it! You can write! But, I must admit, I am still trying to understand how you could have proposed to somebody you had never met! Sounds like it worked out great; but a bit risky!
Okay, I give up.
I searched in all the recent comments sections to find what this comment may relate to.
Did Benning pull a Paul, and delete his post or comment??
Cheers,
Victoria
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vbspurs, at Thu Feb 16, 03:05:00 am GMT-5
It worked out until the summer of 2004, when she decided I had no ambition and was unlikely to make any money. She left. But until then, I was deeply in love! :D
I don't think there is such a pain, as one can feel regarding anything to do with romantic love.
Of course, I can say that, since I have both my parents alive, and never having experienced the joy of being a parent myself, let alone the agony of losing a child.
I know what you went through, Benning. I think we all do...
Cheers,
Victoria
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vbspurs, at Thu Feb 16, 03:08:00 am GMT-5
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