Son and his underwear
bjackson01
12 years ago
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Comments (43)OK, OK. Enuf! Men and women are different. Women, as you all know, don't dirty their underwear the same as men! On a good day, no big deal; however, there are some weeks that it just doesn't work out as planned. I wear boxers and turning them inside out does some goofy things with the waist band that make them uncomfortable. Women don't have that problem with the waist band. Now t-shirts are a different matter. On a regular basis, if I am not going anywhere, I'll wear the same t-shirt for a couple of days. After all, it's just the cat and the missus and they are accustomed to my ways of doing things. In the summer, when I am outside doing my gardening, I might use three (3) t-shirts in one day. I sweat and the dirt clings to them. Into the pile they go and hopefully they won't rot before laundry day!...See MoreI like my bfs son but HATE my bf when his son is around.
Comments (6)I had a husband (yes HAD) who always made me be the bad guy to our children. He was Mr Fun. It's not a good way to live. I can't imagine your BF will change if the two of you have any children together. :(...See MoreAn update about our friends' son and his miracle.
Comments (23)I just watched Sunday Morning with Jane Pauley; one of the reports was about a woman who had had two transplants! The first was when she was in her early 20s and a virus had destroyed her heart. This was quite some time ago and she suffered terribly with the medications she had to take. Her more recent transplant has been a totally different experience for her due to the improvements in medical science. Her donor was also a young athlete and this recipient runs in honor of her donor. It was amazing, did anyone else see it?...See MoreMy 14 year old son would like black/dark grey paint for his bedroom.
Comments (7)I would think some big swaths of dark gray- like duvet cover- with a strong accent color might work. If it were my son, I would be steering him toward combining gray with a touch of burgundy and copious amounts of fresh white- like the sheets and pillows. A black and white rug- the flatware kind with rectangles of black and white. A small burgundy needlepoint pillow with his initial in black for dressing the bed. I wonder if you could have a duvet cover made with a gray paisley? Do you have anything to work with? Black & White photography maybe? Why does he want this dark color scheme- if you can figure out what he is after in general, maybe it will be easier to find other things that achieve his goal. When I put together a room, I start with a textile- in this case it would be the fabric for the duvet cover, the coordinate window treatments, paint, rugs, etc....See Moresweeby
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