Krista

What are you giggling about Steven? You need a good dose of fear, I think.

Keep your chicken legs covered it is winter.. And Friday is the end of the week, most men don't do laundry all that often, but when they do it's usually when they're on their last pair of clean underwear... and I just don't want to see y'all in your 'ready to throw away' skivvies. Also, to remain a lady, I shall take a personal day on No-pants Friday, because ladies never show their business. (I'll take any excuse to keep me curled up in bed a little longer)

They did their job beautifully against A&M, yes. But now they have to lose to Auburn for the SEC to have any chance at the BCS Championship.

Happy Birthday Andy! Have a great one.

Spoken like a true ass in the air slut, love. *Gives Aj a gold star.* And y'all can have that little twinky thing. Although, I don't know why he'd be in need of another person, divers are extremely bendy.

It's Lisa's Birthday! Happy Birthday Lisa.

If Lee learns from it, yes. But there are too many sayings in the world about these types of situations. Old dogs.. and new tricks? While the Cat is away the mice will play.. etc. We shall see. And yes, hopefully before Spring.. lmao.

You hush JoAnn! lol. I like Auburn, I like Alabama, but I love the SEC.. and there are two undefeated teams out there in Florida State and Ohio State. So it is unlikely that the SEC will be in the Title game this year... and the streak will be over. Some other stupid conference will win it. But yes, that was nuts for Saban, the primary kicker misses 3, you have ONE second left before overtime, to start new.. and you send out a youngin' that has had little experience and NOTHING like the pressure that was on him at that moment - to save an entire season, to save a try for a SEC title and the BCS title. He actually had a nice kick, a little short and a little wide, but still... That's fine, the worst was Overtime. But Saban shouldn't have gambled with a hostile environment and two rattled kickers. He should have let his tested and proven offense win it... But in his defense, that's only happened a handful of times in the past, so history was with him. I just wouldn't have done it. I would have taken a knee. Because apparently, an entire season can come crashing down in one second... Auburn is good though, but they've already lost one. If they beat Missouri in the SEC Championship, they won't jump FSU or OSU in the polls. So now I'm hoping that OSU goes down to Michigan State, I doubt Duke will be too much for Florida State to handle.

I think the interactions between Cj, Clinton, and Corey will be interesting in the coming chapters. Just noticed again all the C names in my stories.. sigh.. Cj, Clinton, Corey, Cora...

Thanks for reading! Yeah, a little physical pain, but we'll see if he's learned anything from it anyhow.

Thanks for liking the characters and the story. Family dynamics are always interesting to me. I like writing about family (dys)function.

Aww, I'm sorry! I've been dealing with a lot of time dependent things in my life lately.. and First Person Romance isn't holding my attention much either these days. I'll try to be good about writing more, but my track record isn't all that nice. Thank you for taking the time to post a review though! I am thankful that people do put up with me and my stories.

Aww. I'm sorry! But at least I am working on it. And I'm glad you liked it! I enjoy hearing that my characters are fleshed out, that's what I like doing with my writing.

SIS 21 The next morning I rolled over to find a warm body next to me. I heard him grunt before I opened my eyes. When I did he smirked over a bite of buttered toast and jam. I had draped my arm over his leg, my hand landing squarely in his lap. “Sorry,” I groaned sitting up on the bed, pulling his white cover over my morning wood. I rubbed the sleepiness out of my eyes before turning towards him. “Want some toast?” He asked and I glanced down at the plate. He had only one slice

Overall though, they have not butchered either book like most book to movie adaptations do. I still didn't see that Harrelson? Guy being a good Haymitch, he kind of sucked in the first movie, that was the only character downer for me as far as casting. I knew Gale didn't have that large of a part, so Liam's limitations didn't bother me much. I did feel that Effie's "screen time" was a bit limited as well, but she still had some good lines in the first. The second, her story arch was a lot better, I liked every interaction she had with the others. A lot of people that I've talked to said that Finnick was too subdued as well, but it didn't really take anything away from his character. At least the actor pulled it off. The Arena in the second book was always a bigger "threat" in the second book... and honestly, the only 'real' time we saw the "Careers" in the first movie was when they were working with Peeta under that tree. The other times they were fight scenes that led to their deaths. So I'm not surprised we got to see more of the "Careers" in the second movie. I know they cut out Cinna's entourage in the first and now the second. They were a lot more colorful and unique in both books. I kind of wished they were brought on more. They were the only true view point of how Capital people felt about 'The Hunger Games,' and the Tributes and how the Capital people as a whole act. So we don't really see all that, just glimpses. It's done more visually in the movie, brighter, more open, with the finery.. but eh, if they had included the boisterous entourage, it wouldn't have seemed as skeletal to me.

Shut it, sock-crotch.

Been many nights that Sophie has let Bubbles out of the crate and by the end of it, I'll have Sophie, the twins, and the dog in the bed with me and poor Aaron snoring on the couch. I doubt a doggy bed would fix that though, but it does look pretty fancy. Straighten up a bit and Santa might bring you one.

Or.. I'm good at judging when my eyes wander. Sock? Cock? Lighting? Thick Material around the zipper?

If Hardees can get away with two girls having a threesome with thick burgers, I don't see how everyone gets offended when a bunch of guys are shaking their hips to jingle bells.

Happy Birthday, Mikie.

Huh.. Kentucky is really low on that list... I must have been a size queen, because I don't remember anything small. But then again, I wasn't all that slutty either and only have a small sampling. I'd hate to think I hit a home run every time I stepped up to bat though.

Happy Birthday Louis!

Happy Birthday!! Hope you have a great one!

Ladies do not fart, we simply toot. And umm.. no. I would rather explode than to do that in front of another living soul.

Of course it is still important. I have always hated the term, "open-relationship." IF there isn't a common trust, commitment, honesty with one another, then I really don't see the relationship and bond being a strong one. I've seen too many people give their significant others, "get out of jail free" cards, for cheating, lies, what have you. There isn't a "get out of jail free" card with me. If you are willing to go there with someone that isn't your partner, husband, wife, what have you... then the commitment isn't really there either. If you are willing, then that bond has broken to some extent. It doesn't mean that you can't go back and mend it, but usually people just don't want to at that point. It just seems like, once that part is damaged in a relationship, then everything else: the trust, the honesty, the bond is too. A relationship's strength is that commitment to the other person. As soon as that begins to falter you better begin to mend it or end it there. Don't go out of your way to find what's lacking somewhere else. Don't go looking for happiness in the colder and tougher times. Once you decide to make a commitment to someone else, close the other doors that are open to you and keep them closed.