When I'm home I feel like Mrs horse is monitoring me all the time

[Alexander's Horse]

You mean a caravan at Bateman's Bay won't cut it?

[Starchild]

...I want molly bloom's life.

[Alexander's Horse]

Don't believe it - some people like to pretend they have a perfect life.

If you start a thread like this at least one will always show up.

[molly bloom]

Originally posted by Alexander's Horse
Don't believe it - some people like to pretend they have a perfect life.

If you start a thread like this at least one will always show up.

The Sunday before last we drove north to Stawell, then a little further on. My significant other had arranged a surprise trip to see two sets of Koori cave paintings, the Cave of Hands and the Cave of Fishes.

We saw kangaroos, wallabies, and several groups of emus, some rosellas, kookaburras and a few blue tongued lizards. We had chicken and asparagus vol au vents for lunch, chased down with some very good coffee and passion fruit cheesecake.

The bush of course smelled wonderful- that heady aromatic saponaceous perfume that you get from a mixture of eucalypts, flowering shrubs and bushes.

This Sunday I helped celebrate Chinese New Year in Richmond- gorgeous food, and some very talented entertainers from China.

Someone is always having more fun than you, Mr. Horse, in a thread like this.

[Alexander's Horse]

Trying too hard there.

[molly bloom]

Originally posted by Alexander's Horse
Trying too hard there.

Not really. Sunday is our day together, so we go and do things that two bachelors gay might like to do.

And all without any kiddie impedimenta.

I'm so fortunate to be with my partner- his parents are marvellous too. They even independently decided to put me in their will, and they look upon me as another son- not bad considering that my father in law is an ex-major in the British Army.

[Alexander's Horse]

I'm superstitious about tempting fate - I never let on if I'm having a good life.

It's a bit like my father who though retired retains thousands of useless business papers at home - I suspect he fears if he ever cleans it up his life will be over.

[Drake Tungsten]

Trying too hard there.

Very true. This sentence, in particular, just screams out for attention...

The bush of course smelled wonderful- that heady aromatic saponaceous perfume that you get from a mixture of eucalypts, flowering shrubs and bushes.

[molly bloom]

Originally posted by Drake Tungsten

Trying too hard there.

Very true. This sentence, in particular, just screams out for attention...

The bush of course smelled wonderful- that heady aromatic saponaceous perfume that you get from a mixture of eucalypts, flowering shrubs and bushes.

Spoken like someone who hasn't experienced the wonder of the Australian bush. Nowhere has the scents of Australia- when it rains here, and the leaves are in the road, the water gets soapy, thanks to all those volatile oils in the leaves. It happened to be a beautiful summer's day too- so that helped.

When we looked at the Grampians/Gariwerd mountains they were almost blue-purple in colour thanks to the aromatic gum trees on their slopes.

The honey here is sensational- yellow box, and ironbark, thanks to the trees and bushes.

[Lung]

It could be worse. You could have your wife accuse you of never finishing anything because she dragged you away from it to do something else, only to then drag you away from that before you get the thing she dragged you away to do the thing she's dragging you away from to do yet something else!!!

Make any sense?

[Skanky Burns]

Women never make sense!

[Alexander's Horse]

Originally posted by Lung
It could be worse. You could have your wife accuse you of never finishing anything because she dragged you away from it to do something else, only to then drag you away from that before you get the thing she dragged you away to do the thing she's dragging you away from to do yet something else!!!

Make any sense?

I'm very good at finishing jobs around the house - unlike my Dad who never finished a single one in his whole life. Which explains the tools lying around the house with cobwebs on them.

My main weakness is selectivity - I won't take on a DIY job unless I know I can do it.

[Bereta_Eder]

Originally posted by molly bloom


Spoken like someone who hasn't experienced the wonder of the Australian bush.

Now some could say I have a dirty mind here... but if I know my english correctly...

[devilmunchkin]

my bf's stepdad has this problem. HIs solution is to just let it rool off his back. then again, he's a workaholic,too. my bf's mom is NEVER satified with what he does and when he does the huge list of chores she gives him, she'll find something ELSE to complain about and belittle him about.
I usually ask my boyfriend once a day...and after three days i get pissed. ANd i'm not talking fix it..i'm talking about "hey, can you take the trash out tomorrow?" i dunno, maybe i'm to womanish in that respect.

[Urban Ranger]

Originally posted by Lung
It could be worse. You could have your wife accuse you of never finishing anything because she dragged you away from it to do something else, only to then drag you away from that before you get the thing she dragged you away to do the thing she's dragging you away from to do yet something else!!!

The way to handle this is, "Love, I am finishing this task up. Be right with you in a few minutes."

Originally posted by Lung
Make any sense?

See above