what's on your mind, right now?

stargirl69

sheila0225 wrote:

Waking up with him being the first thing popping into my head

That sucks and when he's the last thought at night too ... killer

Nastasja

one should get used to the fact that people love to bail out...

stargirl69

dottles wrote:

stargirl69 wrote:

dottles wrote:

Thinking about what might have been...

Me too ... but want to know why after so long :?

It's funny how these things creep up after what can be a long time...

I know dottles,it seems to kill my progress every time

Nastasja wrote:

one should get used to the fact that people love to bail out...

Wise words indeed

mikalina

wasted years being in limbo....

conman

why the fuck do people come into work on a sunday night..... you will be here in 12 hours


GO THE FUCK HOME!!!! :twisted:

of.the.girl

stargirl69 wrote:

sheila0225 wrote:

Waking up with him being the first thing popping into my head

That sucks and when he's the last thought at night too ... killer

For me...its a lovely feeling. I had given up on the fact that I would find someone that has an effect on me.

mikalina

Went shopping at Kohl's - Christmas music was already playing.... :shock:

I did find myself humming to one of the Chritmas songs.... :oops:

comebackgirl

sheila0225 wrote:

stargirl69 wrote:

sheila0225 wrote:

Waking up with him being the first thing popping into my head

That sucks and when he's the last thought at night too ... killer

For me...its a lovely feeling. I had given up on the fact that I would find someone that has an effect on me.

5 years from now you'll be dying for him to leave for work already so you can finally have the house to yourself :shifty:




or so I've heard

dimitrispearljam

oh dear God..

catefrances

this time next week ill be home again

comebackgirl

For Suziemay and STB...Just found this article on why certain indulgences are good for you:

shopping


Why it’s OK: Retail therapy can be as good as sex. Researchers at the University of Westminster in London found that, in women, shopping activates the same areas of the brain that get turned on during a romp in the sack. Shopping allows us to interact with the world and explore our interests, says April Lane Benson, Ph.D., author of To Buy or Not to Buy: Why We Overshop and How to Stop. Buying things we like reflects the traits we appreciate in ourselves.

Read More http://www.ivillage.com/indulging-guilt ... z1cyL2GqZy


I have gotten *laid* a lot this month :oops:

dimitrispearljam

comebackgirl wrote:

For Suziemay and STB...Just found this article on why certain indulgences are good for you:

shopping


Why it’s OK: Retail therapy can be as good as sex. Researchers at the University of Westminster in London found that, in women, shopping activates the same areas of the brain that get turned on during a romp in the sack. Shopping allows us to interact with the world and explore our interests, says April Lane Benson, Ph.D., author of To Buy or Not to Buy: Why We Overshop and How to Stop. Buying things we like reflects the traits we appreciate in ourselves.

Read More http://www.ivillage.com/indulging-guilt ... z1cyL2GqZy


I have gotten *laid* a lot this month :oops:

Suziemay

comebackgirl wrote:

For Suziemay and STB...Just found this article on why certain indulgences are good for you:

shopping


Why it’s OK: Retail therapy can be as good as sex. Researchers at the University of Westminster in London found that, in women, shopping activates the same areas of the brain that get turned on during a romp in the sack. Shopping allows us to interact with the world and explore our interests, says April Lane Benson, Ph.D., author of To Buy or Not to Buy: Why We Overshop and How to Stop. Buying things we like reflects the traits we appreciate in ourselves.

Read More http://www.ivillage.com/indulging-guilt ... z1cyL2GqZy


I have gotten *laid* a lot this month :oops:

Gosh, I feel like such a slut. I have that book, btw. Never finished reading it

comebackgirl

Suziemay wrote:

comebackgirl wrote:

For Suziemay and STB...Just found this article on why certain indulgences are good for you:

shopping


Why it’s OK: Retail therapy can be as good as sex. Researchers at the University of Westminster in London found that, in women, shopping activates the same areas of the brain that get turned on during a romp in the sack. Shopping allows us to interact with the world and explore our interests, says April Lane Benson, Ph.D., author of To Buy or Not to Buy: Why We Overshop and How to Stop. Buying things we like reflects the traits we appreciate in ourselves.

Read More http://www.ivillage.com/indulging-guilt ... z1cyL2GqZy


I have gotten *laid* a lot this month :oops:

Gosh, I feel like such a slut. I have that book, btw. Never finished reading it

Just sitting on the nightstand waiting to be read. I too am a slut :oops:

dimitrispearljam

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2Zk6rq5oCU

comebackgirl

dimitrispearljam wrote:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2Zk6rq5oCU

I just like to shop like one Who knew every purchase was like an orgasm for the brain?

comebackgirl

dimitrispearljam wrote:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2Zk6rq5oCU

I just like to shop like one Who knew every purchase was like an orgasm for the brain?

RKCNDY

some people can get really pissy over a bottle of beer... :evil:

Leezestarr313

I can't freakin wait.

Life's sweet

thefixer9

How much I suck at school....