I'd prefer to have a work out "partner" if you get my drift. :fuckin::fuckin::fuckin:Quote:
Originally Posted by Debra
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I'd prefer to have a work out "partner" if you get my drift. :fuckin::fuckin::fuckin:Quote:
Originally Posted by Debra
What were they teaching you at that college? lol :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Debra
How to make collages, of course. :geek:Quote:
Originally Posted by loveboof
That beer is best on Friday nights when you can sleep in the next day. LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by loveboof
Seriously, my degrees are in human behavior, and sociology. And they are both put to good use in my work.
Hahaha... Actually that is a tennis ball in my right hand, and one of those Velcro gloves in the other hand. We were playing beach baseball catch.Quote:
Originally Posted by robertlouis
Are you blasian Debra? You are very exotic looking.
Where in CT you live Debra? am moving there cause of work. Maybe you we can meet for drinks coffee that is...hope you don't mind me asking...And you could show me around town and the good places to hangout..
I'm just a homegrown black girl. Born and raised in CT. But I can understand why you asked. It's my eyes. I get my looks from my mom. She has these eyes and lighter skin tone also. My dad is medium brown skin tone. But our family is all African-American as far back as we could search.Quote:
Originally Posted by Teddy P.
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I don't want to say exactly of course, but I am in Fairfield County. Down in the SW corner of the state. I am only 55 miles from NYC. Good luck on your move here and welcome. You will like CT.Quote:
Originally Posted by acdaddy69
Hahahahah u funny girl:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Debra
U say about me im sexy,look at u curvy sexy doll.xxx
Thank you sweetie. Maybe we could get together and compare our curves. Hahaha....Quote:
Originally Posted by tsadriana
Hahahah why not?anytime love:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Debra
Yeah it was your eyes that threw me off a bit. No problem though. Either way you still look pretty good from what I can tell so far. Waiting on more pics for further evidence.:whistle:Quote:
Originally Posted by Debra
Welcome Debra, looking forward to seeing more of you
Woah.. Shouldn't we invited as "judges"? ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Debra
My eyes can have a slight oriental look. Like I said, my Mom passed them on to me. And thanks for the compliment Teddy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Teddy P.
Thanks for the welcome zimm. I have to work up the nerve to post any pics of myself on the internet. Too often they have a tendency to find there way to other sites I don't wish to be on.Quote:
Originally Posted by zimm66
If you want to be a judge for some old boring contest with 2 girls standing very close together naked and comparing all of their sexy curves, then i'm OK with it as long as Adriana agrees too. Please, no cameras gentlemen.Quote:
Originally Posted by evilernie
Hey Debra. I see you are in CT. And you said Fairfield County. I was born and raised in E. Norwalk. I am going there for Thanksgiving dinner. Maybe you could join us. Or maybe meet at a public neutral site. Just a thought.
Really? I am not too far from there. If you are from E.Norwalk, what is at the corner of 1st and Seaview?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ineeda SM
Just for the record, Adriana and I live about 5 miles apart in rural England, and since I've been to your part of the world I can vouch for it being prettier than Connecticut.Quote:
Originally Posted by tsadriana
You'll just have to come and visit, Debra...... :dancing:
It's been 3 years. If it is still there, you mean Mr Frosty. I ate a lot of their Ice Cream, and they made great fat hot dogs and the best fries. I lived off 1st near the Gregory Blvd end.Quote:
Originally Posted by Debra
I have always dreamed of touring the U.K. and heading north to Scotland and Ireland. But when you were here, you obviously didn't see rural up-state CT near the Mass border. The mountains and rolling green hills are beautiful. Very "old country" looking with lakes and waterfalls and old stone houses, covered bridges, and all the nature you could want, in the middle of nowhere. Quite breathtaking. And lots of clean crisp air.Quote:
Originally Posted by robertlouis
OK you are a Norwalker. I love Mr. Frosty. Those fat dogs are great. I am just outside of Norwalk in a boardering town, but several of my friends live there, so I get to Norwalk quite often. I know that city like my own.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ineeda SM
We can catch up on what has been going on here through PM's if you like. It's not often I find someone on the internet that is from my area. I see Harrisburg PA on the map. You are only a 3 hour drive to Norwalk.
Actually about 3 1/2 hours depending on the traffic through Jersey and NYC. But I always know when I am on I-95 and getting close to the CT line. The air strats to smell like salt water from L.I. Sound. A few miles after, I see the big blue "Welcome To Connecticut" sign. Then I know I am close to my old home.Quote:
Originally Posted by Debra
I was born in the Norwalk Hospital on the hill. I left CT when I was 24, and been here in PA ever since. I moved here with most of my family.
I lived with a black TGirl for 3 years up there. Your pic is small but you look a lot like she did. She passed away a year before I left CT.
Sure if you don't mind, I would like to PM and talk about the old homestead. I would guess we have a lot in common about CT.
Debra if u come in the uk my door is open for u and ur more then weolcome here just let me know hunx:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Debra
Wow. Well thank you sweetie. Getting a chance to meet you would be a wonderful honor for me. I don't know if I will ever get the chance to see the U.K., but as I said, it was always a dream to see it. Seeing England is a curiousity, but seeing Scotland and Ireland is a dream of mine. If I ever get lucky enough to go, I will absolutely keep your very sweet offer in mind.Quote:
Originally Posted by tsadriana
Thank you sweetie.
Next year im going to Usa to see my sister ,as i din`t see her 10 years only on cam and on the phone and i planed for ther next summer to go there.:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Debra
I bet we do too. I was also born in the Norwalk Hospital too, and I always notice that salt water smell before I hit the CT state line. It is kind of a welcome home smell. Hahaha... Yes you can PM me anytime. Sorry though to hear about your Friend passing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ineeda SM
I haven't been visiting the forum as much lately so I missed this thread earlier. Nice to see another Connecticut girl on this forum, welcome aboard Debra. :)
I have been upcountry in Ct, Debra, and it is very beautiful, but if I tell you that I live in a village with a glorious mediaeval high st and a real castle at one end, you'll get a different picture. The village is mentioned in Domesday Book, which was William the Conqueror's inventory of all property in England compiled in 1086, I live in a much more modern part of the village called Newtown.....which dates from as late as 1247, and we have an annual fair in September to commemorate a Charter granted in 1320.Quote:
Originally Posted by Debra
And of course, who better to chaperone you round the celtic parts of these islands than your very own Scots boy? But I suspect you'd already thought of that..... ;)
Well sweeite, if you are going to be in my part of the country, my door is always open to you too. I have a nice home with a guest room that you are welcome to use. Or you could stay in my room next to me, or on me, or under me.........the choice is yours of course. LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by tsadriana
Thanks Bigguy. What area of the state are you in. As you may have figured out by now, I am in Fairfield County in SW CT.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bigguy
heheheh hun,HA will be on heat trust me :):Bowdown:Quote:
Originally Posted by Debra
Well we don't have century old castles in CT. You win that one. But CT has a rich old country history. CT was settled by the Brits in 1634, and became U.S. State #5 in Jan 9, 1778. And there are old CT villages that reflect that time period.Quote:
Originally Posted by robertlouis
I do love Celtic music. I know she is Irish, but I am a big fan of Enya. Her music has heart.
Hahahaha....These guys here are sweating all over their keyboards at the though of our bodies twisted together in wild hot passion. The site will be quiet for a few more minutes while they take care of themselves.Quote:
Originally Posted by tsadriana
Specially if we kiss aka french kiss ,with our softs lips and tongue to tongue ,dam it and poor things :):):):):):)Quote:
Originally Posted by Debra
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Originally Posted by Debra
I know my US history, Debra (majored in the civil war), and there are villages in CT, Mass and all over New England where you could just as easily be in Kent, Sussex or Suffolk, but you're still 500 years later. Oh, and our castle isn't a century old - it's origins are Tudor, ie 15th century, and it is actually the setting for several scenes in Shakespeare's Henry VIII - it was where Katharine of Aragon was sent after her divorce.
We're up to our arseholes in history hereabouts, you know.
Oooo I would love to french kiss you. But if we got into a 69 position, the guys would all have heart attacks and the site would be empty.Quote:
Originally Posted by tsadriana
Of course. That is why the NE states are called NEW England. The Brits settled it first and shaped it to their own culture. I have been all through New England, and it really is beautiful and much of it is very old world looking.Quote:
Originally Posted by robertlouis
It's OK to be up to your ass in history, as ling as it does not bite.
Funnily enough, New England is the part of the US where I feel most at home. Boston is my favourite US city. Did coffee house gigs there back in the 90s and on one never to be forgotten evening James Taylor was in the audience.Quote:
Originally Posted by Debra
Canada reminds me more of Scotland, though.
I'm near New Haven, so not too far away.Quote:
Originally Posted by Debra