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silly of course we will .

yes, Sir it is.

yeah

geez ... i wish someone had told me about Lacey .. fuck

i am so sorry .... i liked him very much. he was lovely person. i am glad to have known him.

i read this earlier. i had to let it settle a bit because i don't understand really why you'd want to be other than what you are. that's just honest, it doesn't mean i don't accept it. i'd only ever want you to be happy with yourself. your poem is strong and filled with the need to be accepted as you see yourself. and love because someone does see... xoxo

732 - My Sweet Valentine 733 - My Bloody Valentine bwahahaha ♥️

He was sweet. i mentioned the blizzard of monday .. and he said, oh you know.. we were really stretched that day... with the RT down.. stuff on the subway .. there were not enough buses out where they were supposed to be. i wasn't pissed at the TTC .. i was pissed at the Bank, because they knew how bad it was but the safety of their staff made no difference. that really pissed me off.

Oh heck...i gotta look at that... oh phew no change on the PC

Ah.. this reminded me of something...well really it's Steven Strait's mouth. A few nights ago.. i was on the bus home and there was snow and ice everywhere. I have my cane and the driver opens the doors to let people off waaay before the bus stop. And i am so not wanting to walk up this crap-hole of a street. The driver, who is young and totally hot, with those lips.. omg.. turns to me and says, "You ... you don't get off yet. I'll drop up there." I said thanks.. and we talked a bit. He was nice and i was instantly in lust....LOL.

We are waiting for 4.

Holy smokes ... had a update earlier on ... opened Word just now and the layout is completely different. Seriously Microsoft??? Now it say Good Afternoon!! Why ? Okay, I'll bitch some, but i can deal with it. You could warn a guy... geez...

Holy crap Sir...

Gonna let my computer do whatever it is it wants to do.. back in a bit

it is bright now, that's for sure

Well that's the thing...we all are proud. But subs are to be humble, and obedient and so we work to be that way. it's the ego thing that got to me other morning on that one thread... what are your fav. comments. i joined in because i thought it would be nice to show the comment i remember most..which was very humbling frankly. Yet, it turned into an ego fest..so i never returned to read more.

Have a nice f'g day, dammit. LOL

i will be around but i have some things to get on with ...

yes, Sir

Good morning, Sir

Sir is writing again ... a poem

i can only smile, Sir. how often have we replayed this scene? ... i love the cocoon of our bed.

Since it often seems to be missing, in this forum often, and on GA all of the time - it's lack is what forces me into silence most often - and because the motivational quote means lot to me, i added a second word of the day: hu·mil·i·ty noun \(h)yü-ˈmi-lə-tē\ plural -es 1 : the quality or state of being humble in spirit : freedom from pride or arrogance <we all need … humility in the face of what we do not understand — Nicola Chiaromonte> Humility is expected from subs. we are supposed to practice it. i try to ... i'm not always perfect and i am reminded of that when it happens.

Great blog, James ... good questions, Adi. After the past two weeks around here ... the weather is weirder than i remember it ever being.

A fun one today .... wiseacre noun | WYZE-ay-ker Definition : one who pretends to knowledge or cleverness; especially : smart aleck Given the spelling and definition of wiseacre, you might guess that the word derives from the sense of wise meaning "insolent" or "fresh"—the sense that also gives us wise guy, wisecrack, and wisenheimer. But, in fact, wiseacre came to English by a different route: it is derived from the Middle Dutch wijssegger, meaning "soothsayer." Wiseacre first appeared in English way back in the 16th century, while the "insolent" sense of wise and the words formed from it are products of the 19th century. The etymologies of wiseacre and wise are not completely distinct, however; the ancestors of wiseacre are loosely tied to the same Old English root that gave us wise.