02 Oct 08
Originally posted by SeitseTry this one more time and I'll type slow just for you.....
Hi Ladybugs!
Long time no read. How is it hanging, sweetheart?
My nickname for my wife is LadyBug .... not sure how you confuse me with my wife.. she's more conservative then me (smiles)
Now toodle along and don't mess with anyone today...
02 Oct 08
Originally posted by SMSBear716I like the nickname Ladybugs, and I know you don't mind, particularly coming from me and taking into account how much you like me.
Try this one more time and I'll type slow just for you.....
My nickname for my wife is LadyBug .... not sure how you confuse me with my wife.. she's more conservative then me (smiles)
Now toodle along and don't mess with anyone today...
Now, tell me, how is it going in the Lonesome Star state? Dry and safe after the storm? I heard some stories about how serious it got.
02 Oct 08
Originally posted by SeitseWell, actually I do like you ,even with all your quirks and faults. Sure you feel the same bout me ... right?
I like the nickname Ladybugs, and I know you don't mind, particularly coming from me and taking into account how much you like me.
Now, tell me, how is it going in the Lonesome Star state? Dry and safe after the storm? I heard some stories about how serious it got.
As for being dry and safe, thanks for your concern. Living in north Texas, Hurricane Ike only doused us with some rain which is always a good thing here.
Houston and Galveston got the brunt of it. Last I heard there were still 500 fellow Texans who decided to ride out the storm on Galveston island who have not been found, presumably, they were washed out into the Gulf and perished.
02 Oct 08
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Originally posted by SMSBear716If I was taught something at St. Mary's is to love all, serve all, LB 🙂
Well, actually I do like you ,even with all your quirks and faults. Sure you feel the same bout me ... right?
As for being dry and safe, thanks for your concern. Living in north Texas, Hurricane Ike only doused us with some rain which is always a good thing here.
Houston and Galveston got the brunt of it. Last I heard there were still 500 fellow T ...[text shortened]... ton island who have not been found, presumably, they were washed out into the Gulf and perished.
Yup, so it was Houston mainly then. My mate F. told me he had to go to the basement with cans, water and lamps for quite some time.
Oh I guess that flat in South Padre Island was not a good idea after all!