Sista. . . NOTHIN' comes close at doin' that like SKEEZIN! (and that's a generic term for any and all leanin' done on snow!)
I Enjoy you quality ladies quite a bit... you make me smile. Thank you.
I'm off to "prepare" for rehearsal aka review my script and the development of my character, so I wish you a peaceful evening... all the way around. I get to kiss a loved one goodbye as they head out for an adventure this weekend (I have a f*#king photo shoot on Saturday... agh, but a dear friend coming in from Michigan this weekend ... yay!) and I must say, I am pretty pumped about the days ahead. :)
Leggs, I'm looking at the first week in April for OSF. I want to see Lear, My Fair Lady, and Taming of the Shrew. Two other plays are scheduled then too.
does anyone know how many calories mopping burns? mopping by hand, b/c i'm too cheap to spend $15 on a mop that's essentially just a few pieces of plastic and some fake sponge. that's BS
i'm logging all my exercise right now and this is totally cardiovascular.
Thank you all for posting up on the thread... your joy and adventures make this lady smile.
Sullly, those dates may actually work. I'm gonna check on possible climbing plans for that month and see what I can work out. ~xx
Well, I've had a fantastic weekend so far... enjoyed a motorcycle ride with one of my cast mates after rehearsal yesterday, as it was so damn beautiful out. Then a meeting of the minds with two on my sunset gals... lovely lovely women.
Today is bittersweet as I celebrate the life of my mom...
A different kind of self portrait
Credit: Leggs
Generations ...
Grandma, Mom, Aunt Ruthie, myself and my beautiful niece "Ellie"
Credit: Leggs
Enjoy Life... Enjoy each other... Say "I love you", as often as you can.
Ouch. Barely touches the hurt and loss. Lost my Mom when I was 4.
Beautiful memorial you have there for her. You've carried her forward and lived the life she wanted for you. You have honored her.
Ouch. Barely touches the hurt and loss. Lost my Mom when I was 4.
Beautiful memorial you have there for her. You've carried her forward and lived the life she wanted for you. You have honored her.
Ouch, Susan... 4 years old? God damn, I'm so sorry for your loss at such a tender age.
Thank you for your kind words, I appreciate it. :)
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