I am a Warrior of the light

....was a disaster!!

It was an attempt anyway, leave it there...oh no , I'm not going anywhere and this is not my last post.

Ta Ra

DO YOU WANT TO WORK TODAY?

AND TOMORROW?

AND THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW?

AND THE NEXT WEEK?

AND THE NEXT MONTH?

ME NEITHER!

I JUST WANT TO PARTY:

Have a look at these. Very interesting.
Have Fun

night night
xx

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Sweet dreams
x

Two prostitutes meet at the middle of the night and one says:
- What a busy night!! Customers don't stop, I've been upstairs 350 times!!
The other says:
- Oh my God, dear, I can imagine how yor feet must be hurting!

night night

I am celebrating 25 years of marriage today!
Yes, I know it's a lifetime. We had many good times and many bad times, but managed to stay together.

I read somewhere:
No man or woman really knows what perfect love is until they have been married for quarter of a century.
Bloody hell , that may be true, but scares me. What I mean is,it makes me realize that I'm actually getting older, and I don't like the feeling. I cried for a week when I turned 30, I cried for a few days when I turned 40, and I can see myself crying a lot today. Don't know what's wrong with me,but I have the same mind and body that I had at 25, and that's my chronological age, full stop.

Anyway, as we didn't have the money to go on a cruise ( that was everything I wanted, I'm very sad) we'll get rid of the girls tonight and have a little celebration, I'll think of something.

We will forget the adversities and celebrate our anniversary. It is a time to look back at the good times and a time to look ahead to live our dreams together.

I like to compare a marriage to a mountain:

“The experienced mountain climber is not intimidated by a mountain -- he is inspired by it. The persistent winner is not discouraged by a problem-- he is challenged by it. Mountains are created to be conquered; adversities are designed to be defeated; problems are sent to be solved. It is better to master one mountain than a thousand foothills.”

William Arthur Ward