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[Lindsfan]

Originally Posted by Silver Springs

While I don't know how much of the photograph's beauty is down to photoshopping, it is absolutely breathtaking non the less. It is another place to consider, definitely. Too bad I don't like Maple Syrup. (rofl! Only joking! I'm not that ignorant lol!)

I've never been there, but what gorgeous country that is! I've been admiring photos of Banff forever...and the pics looked like this long before Photoshop existed I would so love to go one of these days...maybe even take the train!

[Lindsfan]

Originally Posted by MissLadyLoki

That's awesome jack-o-lanterns you got there. I don't think I ever carved one, but I got pumpkins for many years from out east on the North Fork. Hell, I was just out there yesterday, making jokes about a tourist trap farmstand trying to steal "from them cityfolk" (you gotta understand that, way out east on Long Island, the South Fork has all the rich people in the Hamptons and the North Fork is mainly farmland that is ripe for idiots like me from more developed areas to make bad jokes about how, among the wineries, the sod farms are "giant fields of grass" when I was little)

Sadly, I didn't get a pumpkin this year and I'm yet to have problems with kids throwing it into our oh-so (read: not) busy street, the kids running across my lawn doesn't hold a candle to that brat Maybe you should set up a camera, see who it is, and give his parents what for!

Don't think we haven't thought about it, but we're pretty sure we know who it is anyways, and his parents wouldn't care a bit. He's been trouble since he was in diapers, and is really the only one in an otherwise quiet, friendly neighborhood. Actually, I've read him the riot act more than once, as has my husband, and quite a few other neighbors. He's a little smart-ass, and when he's old enough to be on his own, he'll waste no time in pissing off the wrong guy...

[Lindsfan]

Originally Posted by TerraRhiannon

No worries, I don't like it either. Way too sweet. Which is funny cause my family had a maple syrup camp (sap camp) up river.

I took this picture in Banff, Alberta. No photoshop, promise

I like maple syrup And you are lucky to live in such a beautiful place!!

[holidayroad]

Originally Posted by MissLadyLoki

Same here, except they ring my bell, shove their pumpkin/plastic bag/eco-friendly Dunkin Donuts tote/pillowcase at me, and expect 'em to give 'em candy. Most of the time, their parents make 'em say thanks or something along those lines. And then they go running across my lawn to the people with the nuked lawn next door.

Holidayroad, did you take your son trick-or-treating? Was he nice and said "Trick or treat" and "Thanks" to the neighbors and walked down their driveway?

Trick or treat was on Saturday in this area. People here tend to be ultra religious, so trick or treat on Sunday would be really frowned on. As you may guess, I don't exactly fit in here!
Here, almost no kids go door to door. It's a rural area. My stepsons and husband took my son to the park where people and businesses set up to give candy. (I stayed home to get the Halloween party ready!)
I asked my son when he got home if he said 'trick or treat' to everyone and 'thank you'. He told me he forgot to say 'trick or treat' a couple of times, but that he said 'Thank you' everytime!!! My husband said that was true. Believe me, my son knows that if he hadn't said 'Thank You', he wouldn't be going back next year!!

[holidayroad]

[TerraRhiannon]

Originally Posted by holidayroad

Ok, wow. I live for the day when I'm at one of their shows and get to be this close to Linds. It would be awesome! Or maybe not, I'd probably have a heart attack. I pray to God next time they tour they either come to Montreal or Moncton so I can go and make my life complete!

[MissLadyLoki]

Originally Posted by holidayroad

Trick or treat was on Saturday in this area. People here tend to be ultra religious, so trick or treat on Sunday would be really frowned on. As you may guess, I don't exactly fit in here!
Here, almost no kids go door to door. It's a rural area. My stepsons and husband took my son to the park where people and businesses set up to give candy. (I stayed home to get the Halloween party ready!)
I asked my son when he got home if he said 'trick or treat' to everyone and 'thank you'. He told me he forgot to say 'trick or treat' a couple of times, but that he said 'Thank you' everytime!!! My husband said that was true. Believe me, my son knows that if he hadn't said 'Thank You', he wouldn't be going back next year!!

That's good that he has manners, unlike the brats around here that clomp on my lawn and shove bags at me without a word.

Originally Posted by TerraRhiannon

No worries, I don't like it either. Way too sweet. Which is funny cause my family had a maple syrup camp (sap camp) up river.

I took this picture in Banff, Alberta. No photoshop, promise

OK, that is a sweet pic. I'd love to live there if it wasn't so cold.

[MissLadyLoki]

Originally Posted by holidayroad

First pic: OOTC...he may have been a bit rough around the edges during that era, but he was still pretty damn hot.

Second pic: Like what Rhiannon said, to be that close would be amazing, but to anyone who has been that close, what are his eyes like?

[Silver Springs]

Originally Posted by MissLadyLoki

First pic: OOTC...he may have been a bit rough around the edges during that era, but he was still pretty damn hot.

Second pic: Like what Rhiannon said, to be that close would be amazing, but to anyone who has been that close, what are his eyes like?

Oh, but we like rough around the edges Just a shame about the chest hair lol. I never have liked chest hair on a man. But that could be fixed hehe.

[MissLadyLoki]

Originally Posted by Silver Springs

Oh, but we like rough around the edges Just a shame about the chest hair lol. I never have liked chest hair on a man. But that could be fixed hehe.

I love that look on a guy, and I'll admit that, while I hate chest hair on guys, Bucky is a very large exception to that

[Lindsfan]

Actually, I like a lttle chest hair on men, and Lindsey's has always looked good! Moderation is the key

[Silver Springs]

Originally Posted by Lindsfan

Actually, I like a lttle chest hair on men, and Lindsey's has always looked good! Moderation is the key

Am I the only one who sees chest hair and immediately thinks "sweaty man" lol? It just makes me feel ill. Same with arm hair. Leg hair for some reason doesn't bother me, which is a little odd I guess hehe.

[Lindsfan]

Originally Posted by Silver Springs

Am I the only one who sees chest hair and immediately thinks "sweaty man" lol? It just makes me feel ill. Same with arm hair. Leg hair for some reason doesn't bother me, which is a little odd I guess hehe.

Back hair is my only real dislike, but that's an easy fix too! It is funny you're OK with leg hair...go figure! Massive amounts of chest hair aren't my thing, but lesser amounts are sexy. I'd rather rest my head on a slightly hairy chest, than a totally bare one...seems more "manly" I'm probably in the minority though, as bare is certainly more en vogue these days...

[Silver Springs]

Originally Posted by Lindsfan

Back hair is my only real dislike, but that's an easy fix too! It is funny you're OK with leg hair...go figure! Massive amounts of chest hair aren't my thing, but lesser amounts are sexy. I'd rather rest my head on a slightly hairy chest, than a totally bare one...seems more "manly" I'm probably in the minority though, as bare is certainly more en vogue these days...

Didn't I read somewhere that women are more likely to go for affeminite males nowadays because of hormone changes brought on by the pill? Or am I having one of those "it's nearly midnight and I should be in bed" moments lol?

[Erin]

Originally Posted by MissLadyLoki

First pic: OOTC...he may have been a bit rough around the edges during that era, but he was still pretty damn hot.

Second pic: Like what Rhiannon said, to be that close would be amazing, but to anyone who has been that close, what are his eyes like?

Uh...blue?