Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
"The Wire" Fans & B-More Residents
I took the survey (as a die hard fan) and it didn't take long.
Taste of St. Louis this Weekend
This is how we do it!
Friday, September 25, 2009
Thursday, September 24, 2009
Children Who Get Spanked Have Lower IQs - Yahoo! News
I cannot co-sign with this & wonders who can.
Monday, September 21, 2009
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Family First?
Stay out of it & keep your mouth shut. After all, Family First!
Address your loved one & let it go.
Address your loved one & give an ultimatum, i.e. dropping a dime to new boo.
Tell new boo your loved one isn't worth it & to move on.
Tell the ex he/she has been replaced & to move on.
Arrange a meeting between the 3 and let them duke it out.
Arrange a meeting between new boo & the ex & let them duke it out.
Other - please leave a comment.
Here's a scenario for your comments/feedback.
Your loved one meets someone, a good someone, probably too good for your loved one (you know your people & you know who & what kinda of people they deserve..don't play).
The new couple seems to hit it off OK & you're actually relieved he/she has found someone new. However, unbeknownst to new boo, your loved one is still involved with his/her alleged ex. New boo & the ex know about each other, but that's about all.
You/your family really likes new boo & actually prefers him/her over the ex, but give the situation time to play out.
After a period time, you realize your loved one is either playing games, can't decide between the two or just being greedy/selfish in regards to the non-conventional 3-some. Even tho your loved one has developed feelings for new boo & he/she just can't/won't let the ex go.
Considering the history with the ex is less than desirable & there are no other ties (property, kids, etc.), would you (see poll)....?
Feel free to comment as you like.