They're weird the nose has some kind of creme filling
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They're weird the nose has some kind of creme filling
Deadliestviper7
says he likes to nibble on the ears
Lol! They never doCookies never turn out the way I want..
I made it to the gym got in a good upper body workout and then I hit the supermarket to grab a few things.Surprisingly the market was not jam packed with people panic shopping as if the snowstorm was going to bring about an apocalypse.
If you lived on a tropical island for 20 years you probably wouldn't
but for sure it's all relative (and grass is usually greener on the other side of the fence for most of us). That said, after a few days in the snow I'm sure I'd rather be back in the tropics!
If you lived on a tropical island for 20 years you probably wouldn't
I lived in englandfor a few years, the first time it snowed I thought it was great, after 3 days it had all turned into dirty, slippery brown ice, you slipped over a lot, all the roads were shut and it was cold as hell and I relised why the locals didn't share my enthusiasm when it first started falling.
I must admit though, after the hot summer we've had here I wouldn't mind a day or two of snow at the moment just to take the edge off.
Oh I doubt it,actually I'm certain that that wouldn't change my position.I haven't liked snow since I was elementary school aged when I didn't mind playing in it but now,snow is just a useless nuisance and an inconvenience to me.If you lived on a tropical island for 20 years you probably wouldn't
It may not have been anywhere near twenty years but I have spent considerable time on tropical islands and they are more my climate zones of choice.When I retire from work I just may return to live out my days.
