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I’m mad as Hell and I’m not going to take it anymore, due to the pandemic.

Very personable. Just spoke. He’s leaving Monday “or the next week.” Very handsome kid. Outcalls only.

Latest in this Folly of ours: An Instructor in one of the Boston colleges favorited me. 33. Same field as my undergrad degree. We text A lot. We had dinner which was great. Don’t know where this will go, but he’s fun, intelligent, and nerdy. A good combination! Oh, and cute. He got carded at dinner. At 33.

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About 10% of inquiries are from the USA. Seriously? Despite my specifying “over 30” I get under 25, One fellow is 33and an academic in my field, but platonic only. Sigh.

That the 737MAX hasn’t been destroyed and rebuilt from the bottom says I personally will NEVER fly that beast. I like my life too much.

I had a favourite aunt, lived 1887-1961. She is buried with my grandmother, 1890-1975, and my grandfather, 1893-ca. 1981. Going there brings back vague but fond memories. Two plots away is my father, 1920-1965. I am sorely tempted to spit or piss over there. We did not have a good relationship. My mother’s ashes are in a burgundy cloisonné urn on a book shelf in my living room. She fits in with decor so she stays there. Been there since 2005. A gentle reminder of what a wonderful person she was but a more permanent solution must be found. She absolutely refused to be interred with her husband, but I don’t remember if she wanted to be scattered anywhere. My sister‘s cremains were scattered into the Atlantic. All told, she probable should have been scattered over the Rockies. Sigh. One godfather had his cremains placed in a church memorial garden on my 45th birthday. His partner of 21 years is also there. I hope a few donations to the church will allow my Remains to be interred there, as I am not a member.

I was with a guy 6’4”, 240#. Ex-army medic. First time we met I was on crutches and he offered to carry me into the restaurant. We didn’t do a lot except give each other moral support which we both needed badly. I miss him m

actually, it does. Most (if not all) Physical Therapy degrees are now Doctoral.

Brooksbrother shirts for years. Docker haki’s. David Koresh brand charcoal pants (with real charcoal)!

He’s succeeding so far

The YouTuber in question has a slew of videos. He’s been on Kimmel several times ...his April Fool’s Day hacks are great ... AND he is a mechanical engineer who worked for NASA!

Is there a link to the ad?

There’s a favorite VPN that was on here but I can’t remember its name. Help?

My stepfather would take what he felt was a reasonable amount from my Mom’s checking. He did so a week before she died (which was sudden). She left him some cash which was less than what he’d taken, so I didn’t give him his inheritance.

Hes a great guy. Sexually we have no chemistry but he’s fun. Told me that he never would have thought I was gay

As I approach 69, I find the likely hood of assisted living growing on me daily. I just have to accept it as a fact of life. I just need to have a cat with me ... and the occasional younger man.

Assuming that I had an adequate screening: having received seven units of blood about 10 years ago, would I be eligible to donate?

We went to the same high school!

my cleaning lady still comes over. No change in pay

My Mother goofed. She wanted me to be Arbuthnot

If I’d been her he’d Have red wine right in the face

I was in my then-young Medical School’s first full class of 100, in 1979. They increased the number of students to 115 (or maybe 125) ... in 2009. It reminds me of the Dan (Damn) Ryan expresswa in Chicago. Despite being four lanes in each direction, they KNEW when they built it, that it was completely inadequate.

Bread machines are also rare-to-nonexistent online.