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peiromantic

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chicken breasts in mushroom bluecheese sauce Posted: 3/2/2008 6:02:51 AM
I believe Chicken Cordon Bleu was either created by or named for the famous chain of cooking schools called Le Cordon Bleu - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Le_Cordon_Bleu And every restaurant I have ever eaten it at has used swiss cheese - never blue cheese But it all tastes good!

peiromantic

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MORE SNOW Posted: 2/14/2008 7:01:22 AM
I don't know why anyone would request deleting this!! Seems like a perfectly legitimate conversation given the weather we have been having Maybe the flamethrowing emoticon will keep us warmer!! Sociable Singles are having a dance tomorrow eve at the Legion - always a fun time!! for one evening anyway.

peiromantic

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Christmas Party - Shoud We? Posted: 11/17/2007 5:38:34 AM
What to do at the party? I like the princess's idea: "jump all over me"!! Ooops - it says "don't jump all over me" - darn!! Can't think of any party games at them moment - and I would vote to have anyone attend if they are accompanied by a PoFer. The 8th looks good for me.

peiromantic

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Christmas Party - Shoud We? Posted: 11/15/2007 6:26:46 AM
That sounds good to me - so far I have both those dates are open. The last time we played at ISE's it was a lot of fun!!

peiromantic

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Get Together at Hunters Posted: 11/5/2007 5:11:58 AM
I just checked it out online - http://www.huntersalehouse.com/ It is at 185 Kent which is just kittycorner to Maritime Electric - used to go by another name at one time (what restaurant hasn't!!) Oh and I see a new restaurant is opening where Angels used to be! PS - nice pic Princess

peiromantic

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Get Together at Hunters Posted: 11/4/2007 4:35:23 PM
um - where is Hunters ??

peiromantic

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Get Together at Hunters Posted: 11/4/2007 4:33:56 PM
That works for me!! Count me in - I don't care who is playing, it is the company we keep :)

peiromantic

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The V Game Posted: 10/23/2007 2:14:40 PM
^ is hopefully satisfied !! < Kisses 'n Hugs are my "treats" v is curious about my "tricks"

peiromantic

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The V Game Posted: 9/7/2007 4:25:44 AM
^ wonders what it would feel like to be covered in melted chocolate < loves chocolate v is willing to donate the chocolate !!

peiromantic

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Drinks/Pool Anyone? August 24 or 25/07 Posted: 8/20/2007 8:18:09 AM
Sounds like a great time!! Count me in - prefer the 24th but would make it for 25th anyway.

peiromantic

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The V Game Posted: 8/13/2007 4:27:09 AM
^ who you calling "chicken", Chick? < Looking for Ms. Right !! v will help my find Ms. Right

peiromantic

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The V Game Posted: 8/9/2007 8:27:20 AM
^ is going to join me in the rabbit suit < knows how to cook an awesome salmon recipe!! v is a wonderful fun person to be with

peiromantic

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The V Game Posted: 8/8/2007 5:40:46 AM
^ might have trouble finding me ! < loves having surprise visits from women !! v is going to have a big party Friday night and all PoFers are welcome!!

peiromantic

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The V Game Posted: 8/6/2007 8:40:33 AM
^ thinks she is a mini-earthquake!! < is shaking thinking what Damsel is gonna say about me !!

peiromantic

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ok paranoid islanders Posted: 8/3/2007 5:08:55 AM
awww - come on Damsel - aren't you tempted - just a teensy bit? but seriously - I always respond to someone who contacts me but don't initiate anything unless they appear to be my kinda gal so it isn't that I am paranoid - as my profile says, looking for a longterm relationship with someone that has similar interests

peiromantic

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Screen Format Posted: 7/31/2007 6:52:54 AM
This can happen when someone uses a line of text without spaces - as in: **************************************************************************************** I don't know why they do this - I guess just to fill in the space or attract attention. Does it happen before or after you logon to PoF? Scott

peiromantic

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Charlottetown - Sunset Harbor Cruise July 14 Posted: 7/14/2007 9:29:20 AM
oh wow !! NOW you tell me, Bemused I am going to nail his feet to the floor next Saturday when Gennie, Damsel and Idledeal - oops I mean Eldiel are going to be at Peake's!! Don't forget the Sociable Singles dance next Friday!! "Gotta dance!!"

peiromantic

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Charlottetown - Sunset Harbor Cruise July 14 Posted: 7/14/2007 3:59:41 AM
Sorry I can't make it - my oldest took the opportunity to go to Halifax overnight and I don't want to leave the other two alone. (not that I don't trust them )

peiromantic

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Getting too picky? Posted: 7/4/2007 4:49:08 AM
I'll complement you Damsel: you're cute !! But seriously folks, call it "picky" if you like, but if you can't learn from your past "experiences" then you are destined to repeat them! I have a few "requirements" now that I look for, things like honesty, compatibility, trust - and I know it will happen again, as it has in the past. But hopefully my eyes are wide open now!

peiromantic

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Pets of all sorts... what type of pet do you have? Posted: 6/30/2007 12:17:41 PM
Nothing exotic here - a wonderful Cairn Terrier named Ceilidh (for you non-Scots-types that is Gaelic for "party"!! - so he is my "party animal" two cats that are sisters called Nickle and Dime - Nickle was too slow and got "caught" - two litters later and we kept one of the daughters (thanks to my oldest boy twisting my arm - "I will look after her, feed her, let her in and out..." - yeah, right!!) Her name is Tigger - mine is "sucker" But I love 'em all - even my boys (who can be animals by times)!!

peiromantic

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Camping Posted: 6/30/2007 12:03:35 PM
Um - Twin Shores (my alltime favourite campground on PEI) is half an hour away from Cavendish Sunset has a lot and it is a stop on the local bus to and from the beach. Here is their website: http://www.cavendishsunsetcampground.com/ Have fun !!

peiromantic

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Ch'town Harbour Cruise July 14/07 Peakes Quay Posted: 6/28/2007 8:16:32 AM
Count me in - if we get enough it will be a great deal and a fun time!! These are the instructions at the top of the "Prince Edward Island Singles Events" page: 1. Create a thread giving a time and place. 2. Message Bigfish to have it moved to the party forum. 3. Plentyoffish will send out a mass email promoting your event, 200+ people will show I assume you just start a message to bigfish and mention the title of the post, bigfish will move it to the events section. Thanks for all your work Damsel!!

peiromantic

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Harbour Cruise Summer 2007 Posted: 6/27/2007 12:45:41 PM
Damsel!! Relax !! Sit back, take deep breaths !! There - that and a stiff drink and you will be fine

peiromantic

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Harbour Cruise Summer 2007 Posted: 6/27/2007 9:52:50 AM
Wow, Damsel -- were you ever a cheerleader??!! You got my blood pumping!! For anybody who hasn't done the math, if we get the boat for ourselves and fill all 35 seats it would be less than $6.50 each!! I am all for that Let's get out there and party!!

peiromantic

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Harbour Cruise Summer 2007 Posted: 6/26/2007 5:34:43 AM
Awww - a damsel in distress!! Just what I needed You may have come across a link to harbour cruises that has a typo - try this one: http://www.quartermastermarine.com/tour_boat.htm the one with the typo has a "hyphen" between tour and boat - and that doesn't work! I always thought flexibility was a good thing!! Allows for greater variety

peiromantic

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Harbour Cruise Summer 2007 Posted: 6/24/2007 6:08:02 PM
Oh Eldiel !! You make it soooo easy !! We already know you are "flexible" - stop bragging Those dates work for me !! Let's do it !

peiromantic

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Harbour Cruise Summer 2007 Posted: 6/24/2007 9:20:32 AM
A good reputation I hope !! Sometimes the comebacks are just TOO easy so I take a pass - besides, my imagination is working in overtime!!

peiromantic

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Harbour Cruise Summer 2007 Posted: 6/23/2007 7:45:52 AM
Okay -- how many here think Lalalila should be committed? Damsel - you roar too loud on the cruise and you may be swimming with the REAL fishes And don't forget to ask for bulk rates for a cruise - the more we get to go the cheaper it should be !! That's my Scottish heritage speaking there

peiromantic

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Harbour Cruise Summer 2007 Posted: 6/22/2007 11:12:25 AM
Ilsefly!! Don't be greedy there are plenty of us for all!! I didn't know you could drink an umbrella!! This I gotta see I am up for it - sounds like a good long blast some nice hot summers eve.

peiromantic

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Charlottetown Social Posted: 6/17/2007 4:20:53 PM
Kim was great !! The music was wonderful - great to dance to!. And the ladies looked awesome!! So many wearing dresses/skirts - looking so feminine It was a great time even without some important people

peiromantic

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Parenting Styles Posted: 6/17/2007 4:13:05 PM
Right on, HarleyDat !! I had forgotten the "guilt factor" or the "competitive factor" - some parents want to make their kids' experience with them "superior" to that of their ex. But that isn't helping the kids!! To give in to your kids to make their time with you more fun is a BIG mistake! A parent may not realize it at the time - but the child will later in life when they have to deal with "real" life, i.e.: people who don't have to give in to them, like supervisors, landlords, police, etc. It is the age old question - do we protect our children and isolate them from the "real world", then release them into a world of rules and procedures that shock them? Or do we we impose rules on them in a firm and loving way so they are prepared for the "real world".

peiromantic

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Parenting Styles Posted: 6/17/2007 9:45:01 AM
Yes, I know exactly who you mean! A very smart lady who definitely has my respect!! She has been through a lot and I really hope life has become better for her.

peiromantic

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Parenting Styles Posted: 6/17/2007 4:34:38 AM
That would never happen in my house. I have three sons and they have too much respect for me and others. They have been taught what selfish means. Each must make some sacrifices for siblings and parents. But attitudes like that have to be instilled early in a child's life. Often by the time a child reaches teens it is too late and it is conflict that results. Then many parents would rather give in for the sake of peace than have the conflict.

peiromantic

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Charlottetown Social Posted: 6/15/2007 10:08:30 AM
poooor ambea !! it's all right - just drop down to Jake's this evening, have a glass, enjoy the sunset and we can all take it from there !! . hmmmm - your picture looks suspiciously familiar !!

peiromantic

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Charlottetown Social Posted: 6/15/2007 6:48:29 AM
Just above the "Signup" button it says "June 16" but I think it is tonight, the 15th And someone said that Kim Albert is playing at the Legion for a singles dance - maybe go there after Jake's instead of Peake's !!

peiromantic

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How about another get together? Posted: 6/12/2007 10:59:57 AM
"whooping my butt at pool" !! Your fantasy !! I don't let the younger crowd bother me anywhere - but I do tend to leave when the dance floor is so packed you can't move. Not that I mind having bodies pressed up against me

peiromantic

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How about another get together? Posted: 6/12/2007 4:19:44 AM
Safe? Have you heard something I haven't heard? !! Or is it me you are scared of It may be easier to leave our cars parked at Peake's, walk to Jake's have a whole lot of fun, then when we go back to Peake's, voila !! our cars are there waiting for us !! (and we get some exercise, too!!)

peiromantic

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How about another get together? Posted: 6/11/2007 5:34:42 PM
Could we do both? Start at Jake's and walk to Peake's? The best of both worlds !!

peiromantic

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Thoughts on Canadians being involved in the Gulf War Posted: 6/11/2007 3:38:01 PM
Damsel - don't be in distress!! For sure you have every right to comment - and add levity. Sometimes I am too serious. But there is so much misinformation - I wouldn't want anyone to have the misconception that our troops are on a peacekeeping mission. To my knowledge NATO doesn't do "peacekeeping". From a National Defence website: "Afghanistan is not, nor has it ever been a traditional peacekeeping mission." Our fathers may have crossed paths - Dad was on corvettes during WWII !! And you are on for the pool game - we are overdue for another get together !!

peiromantic

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Thoughts on Canadians being involved in the Gulf War Posted: 6/11/2007 11:57:55 AM
That would be a cute comment by "Air Farce" if it were true. However NATO Forces never went to Afghanistan on a peacekeeping mission. The purpose was to fight the Taliban and protect government agencies and NGO's while they try to do the work of rebuilding. But of course Air Farce is supposed to be comedy.

peiromantic

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Local Sayings/Expressions Posted: 6/4/2007 7:42:26 AM
In response to: "it won't be long now", my Dad used to say: "that's what the monkey said when he backed into the lawn mower!!" but in response to his oft said: "you won't harrow the ground that I plowed" - I would reply with - "But, Dad, we are in different fields!!" if we slacked off or made a mistake he would say "hard to get good help" - but when I started responding "yeah, hard to keep it, too" he would shut up

peiromantic

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What are you doing to ensure prompt arrival of summer? Posted: 5/31/2007 12:46:18 PM
Don't worry justentyme!! I will save you !! Death by mildew - what an awful way to go

peiromantic

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How would you define a MAN in todays world????? Posted: 5/28/2007 5:28:31 PM
I am thankful for those who posted Desiderata and IF - all men could benefit with reading these great philosophies - no matter how "sweet" some may think. As with most men, I was influenced first by my father. But as I grew I began to realize his weaknesses - at least those that affected me. So I turned to stories - both true and fictional - for my inspiration to grow as a man. At the risk of everyone "rolling their eyes" - one of many heroes in my life has to be Jesus. I won't say anymore except: examine His life - not the rhetoric surrounding it. He led a life any man should be proud of. Other heroes include Winston Churchill, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Terry Fox - there are so many. No man should try to emulate the heroes in their lives, but be a tapestry of all - be their own man.

peiromantic

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Is anyone out there Scottish? Posted: 5/28/2007 9:10:00 AM
I spent about 25 years in pipe and drum bands across Canada - have worn the kilt since I was 12. When I joined the Calgary Highlanders Pipes and Drums they had (and have) a strong tradition. The Canadian Scottish military have the term "regimental" for being a "true Scot". If someone on parade is found out to NOT be regimental he owes a round at the mess afterwards!! Needless to say that one is regimental in every parade thereafter. I was married in full Scottish regalia - after signing the registry my then wife put on my clan sash for the walk up the aisle. Then members of my pipeband piped us into the reception and had an impromptu concert for us. It was awesome!! "There the the Scots, and those that wished they were!!"

peiromantic

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Singles Dance Friday, May 18th... Posted: 5/18/2007 1:08:22 PM
I hope to be there - had a busy last couple of days but should have my "second wind" by tonight

peiromantic

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Singles Dance Friday, May 18th... Posted: 5/12/2007 2:15:17 PM
You are right, Pep, the third Friday of every month - but not sure about the band. The CBC psa's says: May 18 There'll be dancing and great music in the Clover Club of the Charlottetown Legion at the 40+ Singles Dance sponsored by the PEI Sociable Singles on Friday, May 18, 9:30p.m. to 12:30 with music by Dino and Friends. Tickets are available at the door for $7.00. That site is: http://www.cbc.ca/pei/features/psa/ The Buzz usually keeps on top of this, too, but for some reason they don't mention the band for the 18th!! Here is the Buzz site: http://www.buzzon.com/ Just click on the date! Let's boogey next Friday!! Scott

peiromantic

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Singles Dance Friday 18th May Posted: 5/11/2007 3:19:58 PM
Oh OH !! Just found the info: The second annual "Bootleggers Ball" will be held on Saturday May 19, in the Delta Prince Edward Hotel Ballroom. A soulful evening in the round with PEI's finest musical talents, featuring, Joey Kitson, Tim Chaisson band and twenty other accomplished local musicians. It's on a CBC site and dated 14 May - not sure why!! http://www.cbc.ca/pei/features/psa/ It would be nice to get a table

peiromantic

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Singles Dance Friday 18th May Posted: 5/11/2007 3:15:37 PM
SSSHHHHHHHH !!! Bootlegging is illegal!! Gotta keep that one just amongst us PoFers Gotta check the Delta site to see if they have the date and time - it would be nice to get the tuxedo out again

peiromantic

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Your first kiss - do you remember it and who it was? Posted: 5/6/2007 1:04:24 PM
hmmmm - first kiss?? voluntarily? or reluctantly? I remember being "accosted" by an older woman !! I was 7 1/2 at the time (the 1/2 means everything at that age) and she was an older and more worldly nine year old - she had me "trapped" on a train traveling across France. (I know, it could have been romantic if we had been at least 15 years older!!) Anyway, I was kissed!! And remained confused for about the next 10 years I eventually learned to like it, then to love it, now can't be without a nice long luscious kiss (with a wine chaser ) Of course a fireplace helps, too!!

peiromantic

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Picture or no picture - that is the question Posted: 5/6/2007 12:53:01 PM
peiprincess read my mind (not an easy thing for sure!!) as my handle indicates, I am looking for the romantic experience. One of my alltime favourite songs is from South Pacific - Some Enchanted Evening. The first verse says it all: Some enchanted evening You may see a stranger, you may see a stranger Across a crowded room And somehow you know, You know even then That somewhere you'll see her Again and again. When i am in a relationship I also wanted to look across a crowded room and feel the excitement when she walks across the room or is dancing with someone else but will always be coming back to me. For me, sight is where it begins, but friendship makes it lasting.

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