Gilf?

Are you kidding?

I'd think there are some quite young and young looking attractive grandma's out there, but not that you'd GUESS they're "grandma's" to the point of saying, "Hey! There's a GILF!"

I'd think if anything these women would get the "milf" comment.

GILF is taking it a little too far, IMO

OK, so I just got word that Dazil has one of those big coffee maker urn thingy...so, coffee in the morning should not be an issue, plus, most of us has some other forms of making coffee on the cookstove, fire etc. I for one (and that is one of many), do not want to be hearing any generators first thing in the morning, so, kindly take your coffee pots to the cookhouse, where there is electricity if that is what you need.

Sounds like my workplace

BWAAHAAHAAA Cndn Girl!! bring your sneakers girl...and start sprint training now...lol..

we are seriously considering just bringin the therapist to the campout to set up a booth , if we split the cost it won't cost us all as much for the after campout therapy !

Unfortunately, in both of my experiences, I felt like I would forever be walking in the shoes of a saint ... those are some big shoes to fill.

"Widows/widowers act the way they do because people allow them to". Give me a break. PEOPLE act the way they do and sometimes we allow it, sometimes we don't.

My take on the original post is that some people are close and then pull back and it doesn't much matter whether they are divorced, widowed, separated or single. One thing I have learned is not to generalize or put people in little boxes.

People walked on egg shells around them & treated them special. Having a dead spouse gave them the right to do & say what they wanted. Everyone of them claimed they had a wonderful relationship & had lost their soul mate. Bull Sheat! Just about everyone said they tell each person they meet about their spouse passing away. They do this in case they do something inappropriate the other person will be sympathetic & be understanding because they have lost someone special. Bull Sheat again! They were furious when I told them they were a bunch of why me cry baby looney toons.

People do treat widows/widowers differently & do assume too much. I almost never tell a new guy I am a widow. I have found they immediately pity me & I start getting treated like a broken china doll. YUK!

^^^ having a picture of an angel in any sentence with you and mon cherie in it is just wrong !

I've witnessed a few times with different families from around here that when their kids reach an age that they can "fend for themselves", it's easier for the parents to give them 500 bucks and say "see you in 2 weeks".

If they won't date a guy without a car, they are pretty shallow!

AND THE BATTERIES IN YOUR SMOKE DETECTORS!!!

While you are at it, flip the mattress, clean the windows inside and out, and while the oven cleaner is working, clean the refrigerator including vacuuming the back.

After that, clean the drain traps in your sinks and let's not forget dusting those corners in the house that seem to attract cobwebs.

If you have some time, please polish your shoes and ensure the nylons in your drawers have no runs in them.

^^BG^^

And lastly, why does every nice jesture have to cost money?? I'd rather something nice put on paper rather than flowers (for example) that end up dying. There's tons of things that are signs of affection that cost nothing.

the best is the scanned pics women put up of themselves and a guy.... but the guy's face is violently scratched off with a knife or other sharp instrument. haha. makes me wonder if they ever found the body.

Ensure that across the board, the fine for drunk driving and cocaine possession is a 500$ fine and $500 charity donation for all Canadians....