New Gurl In Town

[Debra]

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.

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.

[tsadriana]

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. LOL

heheheh hun,HA will be on heat trust me

[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.

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 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.

I do love Celtic music. I know she is Irish, but I am a big fan of Enya. Her music has heart.

[Debra]

heheheh hun,HA will be on heat trust me

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.

[tsadriana]

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.

Specially if we kiss aka french kiss ,with our softs lips and tongue to tongue ,dam it and poor things

[robertlouis]

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.

I do love Celtic music. I know she is Irish, but I am a big fan of Enya. Her music has heart.

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.

[Debra]

Specially if we kiss aka french kiss ,with our softs lips and tongue to tongue ,dam it and poor things

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.

[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.

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.

It's OK to be up to your ass in history, as ling as it does not bite.

[robertlouis]

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.

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.

Canada reminds me more of Scotland, though.

[Bigguy]

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.

I'm near New Haven, so not too far away.