Post what you are thinking right now, part two

[Yuri Bezmenov]

I want this.

I wish they made headers for the 3.0L Vulcan Engine.

[Lestat]

So was I QV. Reading that has given me a warm glow inside:) Best one I've had all day. I have to say, I've been concerned for the PR (and wishing both you and her the best of course), I'm glad shes taking things in her stride, keeping her chin up, so to speak.

Is she autistic? that might have something to do with it if she is, something made me think, earlier, in terms of her coping with things. It was my mother dying just recently, and earlier I overheard some of a phone conversation on this end, between my old man and whoever he was talking to. He replied (presumably to them asking about me) that I was just...well carrying on as I always do, just carrying on going, if that makes sense to you QV) I think perhaps, that its got a lot to do with it not really affecting me, Perhaps the fact that she was better off hurrying up and dying in her case (which I think in the end, she did deliberately) had something to do with my not being in the least sorry about it, but not much.)

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                             

[Queen Victoria]

I have been told by The PR that it's time I started dating because she needs a DAD.

I suggested that we wait until we get the body back.  (It can take up to 5 years.)

I do have a half-sideways glance at a very sweet man who's my age and an auto mechanic.  Thankfully, he's happily single.

[Queen Victoria]

@ Lestat - She's a very high functioning autistic.  Mental age of 9, emotional age of 6 with 27 years of life experience.

I'm just handing out lots of hugs and "What you're feeling now is good.  There is no right or wrong."

[Walkie]

@ Lestat - She's a very high functioning autistic.  Mental age of 9, emotional age of 6 with 27 years of life experience.

I'm just handing out lots of hugs and "What you're feeling now is good.  There is no right or wrong."

Thanks for the really touching story about her. The way you're coping with all this is awesome.

I have a 27-year-old myself, but thankfully totally independant....well mostly independant. Fuckit, I mean he's a male, so we  pretend he's independant ofc :lol:

I'm pretty damned sure   he;s Aspie , but not such a 'tard as myself, because he was brought up in an Aspie household, and taught to think for himself and  accept himself.  His answer to that? He's a neurotypical , brought up in an aspie household...

Ofc  we're both right, but we have a lot fun with these disagreements . It's like Intensity on a good day.

Take care of yourself, QV 

-Walkie

[Jack]

I want to go out with Dox. I really fancy him. I just want to hold him in my arms and kiss him.

Does he know that?

I don't think so.

Going to do anything about that?

In text, I have no idea how. I don't think I could.

Personally wouldn't be any help; just fell ass backwards into something good, so don't know how it's done either. Good luck if you do try.

[Queen Victoria]

@ DrunkardsWalk - Thank you

[odeon]

Thinking I don't really feel like posting.

[renaeden]

^Yeah, I know that feeling. Sometimes I read all the new stuff and don't post anything.

I am thinking that my computer is taking ages to update (I'm on my Kindle). Never used to take so long before Windows 10.

['andersom']

My beautiful, resilient daughter. 

She was sad and went out to take a walk just now.  I had told her I love her and had taken special care of her before she was born.  So she was to take care of herself and come home safely.

She just showed up with dirty feet, happy as a , because she stomped in the rain puddles.

Walking through puddles still makes me happy too.

puddles and piles of leaves are awesome and irresistable.

[Walkie]

puddles and piles of leaves are awesome and irresistable.

Not so sure about piles of leaves. Little poem a friiend of mine wrote as a teenager (exuberant Oxford fresher, writing home)

In the Winter it is sometimes cold.
In the Spring  it is often cold.
In the Summer it is always cold.
In the Autumn, no-one goes out for fear of treading on the leaves

Weird how that stuck in my mind all this time, huh?   (I was about 15-16, now 57)  It must have something. Or maybe  I do
I'm pretty  sure he'll never want to publish it. But hey! it's copyright Walkie's friend , now I've stuck it here,  so don't nick it  *chuckle*

["couldbecousin"]

@ Lestat - She's a very high functioning autistic.  Mental age of 9, emotional age of 6 with 27 years of life experience.

I'm just handing out lots of hugs and "What you're feeling now is good.  There is no right or wrong."

  That's such compassionate mothering.  I swear, some mothers are so busy
   criticizing, fussing, and imposing discipline that they never think to do that. 

[El]

DAMN Hillary, you deserve a high five for that one.

[Queen Victoria]

Living in New Orleans we have quite a few levees.  Rolling down a levee is fun and will really swirl and twirl your brains.  Just make sure to roll down in on the ground side.

[El]

Trump's response to the birther question literally sounded like a junkie trying to explain what happened with their missing time and money.