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Date Posted: 07/ 8/06 8:23pm
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Rob
's message, "Re: Hey, Y'all" on 07/ 8/06 6:58pm
>The great age of
>experimentation where you learn what paste tastes
>like, that if you jump off the swing 3/5 times you'll
>fall and hurt yourself, and that naps always come
>after snack time.
I do believe she's discovered all that already, especially the swings bit. She has more band-aids on her knees from doing that than anything else!
>Oh? So are you thinking about "settling down" with
>anyone in particular? ie, are you engaged or otherwise
>"taken"? lol I'm really single, as in no attachment
>whatsoever, though I wouldn't be adverse to having a
>gf or dating. I just haven't met anyone in awhile
>that I've wanted to ask out.
No, I don't really have any special in my life right now. I'm seeing someone casually, but it's nothing serious. My job makes it kind of hard to maintain a serious relationship, you see, with my traveling all the time.
>For some reason, I thought there's be even more than
>that in NY, isn't that weird? lol
But just think about how small an island Manhattan is, and how tiny the Bronx and the surrounding areas are... it's really amazing to me, to think about all those sims living in such close quarters.
>Well, I guess the usual places, Hawaii, Paris, London.
Hawaii's beautiful, truly. Paris is like an entirely different world from the US. It's completely different, so laid back yet very, very stylish. And nothing compares (to me, at least, being part British myself and having lived there for years) to life in London.
> Other than that, I've always wanted to visit NZ and
>Australia, I guess. But, that's just because I liked
>Crocadile Dundee when I was a kid and NZ, because of
>LOTR.
I loved that movie! lol. The first time I went to Australia, I expected it to be all bush, all crocodiles and koalas. :P
>Well, maybe I'll get that opportunity in the future.
>My boss, er, I mean, Wolf (he doesn't want me to call
>him Boss anymore and practically went catatonic when I
>called him Sir today, lol), said he'd invite me to his
>place, guess he's got a beach house?, to teach me how
>to surf during the downtime.
Well that was very nice of him. Be sure to keep me looped on how your surfing lessons go. :)
>No kidding? What an experience? Fiji? Wow. NOw
>that's exotic. I don't even know that much about that
>country and you've been there! :)
Yeah, I kind of took off with my daughter when she was a toddler, we traveled all over, mostly to islands in the pacific and around Asia. But Fiji is one of the most beautiful places I've ever seen. It's breath-taking, really it is.
>Well, we'll see. I had no idea Wolf was so
>accomplished as a musician. I mean, I'm embarrassed
>to admit, I wasn't real familiar with his music before
>I got this gig. And, he's not playing guitar, except
>for a couple of songs where he plays accoustic in our
>lineup. So, the first time he picked up the guitar to
>show me some riffs, I was like, wtf? (excuse my
>language) I was in shock and it must've cracked him
>up cuz he started laughing his butt off.
lol! Yeah, Wolf is a very accomplished musician.
>If he wasn't so nice, I might've been scared. Or
>maybe I'm just stupid and I should've been scared? lol
Be afraid, be very afraid. ;) Nah, Wolf's a teddy-bear. With women at least. So, maybe you do have something to worry about? :P jk!
>So, how're y'all doin'?
Doing quiet well, thank you for asking. Audie and I are at a beach house in the Hamptons for the weekend, and I'm exhausted! We spent the day on the beach with a few friends, building sandcastles and swimming. The water was a little chilly, but nonetheless, it turned out to be a very nice day.
What have you been up to?
Bri
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