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RE: The Outpost, Three Generations Later and Still Putting Me Into a Food Coma! #fff
It's funny how we look at the age of a person. As we get older the gap tends to close. Now if you were 26 and Pura was 18 when you met, that may have raised some eyebrows but the difference in age between 40 and 32 is no big deal.
Your quick mouth may have opened the door, but your personality is what kept you in the game long enough for her to realize she had found the man she was looking for.
Boy did we both get lucky @dandays.
That’s one of the nicest things you’ve ever said to me, Sweed.
I know that I would not be the person I'm today if I hadn't run into @farm-mom, and I think you may feel the same way about Pura!
I have a feeling you can read what I’m about to say, having said something along the same lines yourself and see zero (0) cheese in it.
“You make me want to be a better person.”
@thebigsweed, I’ve done things I shouldn’t have done, said things I shouldn’t have said, and I’ve been confined to four walls more times than I care to admit. I used to make the mailman, tax man, thinking of passing loved ones, to name a few, vanish at the bottom of a bottle—and that one’s “uncontrolled.” I don’t know if I have enough gigabytes, chain space, whatever it’s called to admit the steps that got me to where I am.
Where I’d be had I not met her? I don’t know, sir, but I don’t think it would where I am.
“You make me want to be a better person.” How does your phrase read?