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I’ve been shopping on Amazon Fresh. I find it surprisingly affordable. I can think of several items that I buy all the time that cost less than in Safeway. It’s pretty easy to buy enough to avoid the service charge. I’m happy to tip the driver in order to find my groceries on the front porch by 7AM.

I love to cuddle, but in small doses. When I'm ready to go to sleep, I want to spread out in a king-size bed by myself. For that reason, I don't see myself ever hiring for an overnight. I can almost imagine it in a hotel room with two queen-size beds. Or maybe in a suite where he sneaked into my bed early in the morning and surprised me with a big boner.

There are ready-made boundaries in the escort-client relationship - I think of it as a "self-limiting relationship." When both parties respect those boundaries, things can't help but go well. You ignore the boundaries at your risk. This is a blurring of those boundaries. It may be fine, but there's plenty that could go wrong.

There are ready-made boundaries in the escort-client relationship - I think of it as a "self-limiting relationship." When both parties respect those boundaries, things can't help but go well. You ignore the boundaries at your risk. This is a blurring of those boundaries. It may be fine, but there's plenty that could go wrong.

When I was in the Army, most of my flights between duty stations were on MAC (military airlift command) flights. The carriers were always obscure companies that you had never heard of. Much later, I realized that they were all charter airlines. They were always just a trifle scary.

I'm so happy to hear that. He is an exceptional man.

I had a multi-level lumbar fusion eight years ago. The only outcome I was willing to settle for was pain-free and feeling as though the whole thing had never happened. I accomplished that after about three years of constant work. I didn't find physical therapy very useful, so I came up with my own rehab program.

Software implementation of an abstract idea....may not be patentable

I've worked in the hospitality business-it gets very complcated. I worked in a major hotel and there was going to be a big splashy orthodox Jewish wedding-all kosher. The night before the event, the kitchen and other food prep areas had to be koshered. A team of several Rabbis showed up with acetylene torches and blasted all of the surfaces with the flame. Even the dishwasher had to be koshered because washing the glassware, silver and dishes in the koshered dishwasher would render them kosher. Everything that had been koshered had to be wrapped in yards and yards of plastic. The entire area then had to be sealed. The Rabbis were there for hours doing all of this.

I lIke a particular kind of massage experience. It used to be, if you hired for an erotic massage, you could count on a happy ending. Not so much anymore. I always hire for therapeutic massages because I'm not disappointed if it doesn't lead to sex. What I have found is that a lot of these massages that started out therapeutic end in full-on sex on the massage table. Thats the kind of massage experience that I like. Theres an element of surprise because you don't know for sure that its going to turn out that way.

I'm always flattered when people compliment my "body art," but I have never seen tattoos as art. Traditionally, illustration and ornamentation are considered to not quite be "art." I would put tattoos in this same class. However, there are some tattoo artists who are also very skilled visual artists.

beautiful work. and the canvas ain't bad either

Your locus of control seems to be external-what people think, how things look. Men who take a more experimental approach to life tend to be internally controlled-what they like, what they want, what's important to them.

I love my tats. I realized the other day that your tats are part of your brand.

You might even be resentful of them for having a species of courage that you lack.

But that's their business. Somehow it puts you into a rage that somebody dared not to walk in lockstep with your expectations.

Even if that is true, what's wrong with that? People wear trendy clothes to "look cool" and nobody gets bent out of shape about it. There's something about tattoos that triggers a hot button - causing some to talk about them in hypberbolic terms, e.g. that they are "revolting."

I think it's probably true that ingesting sugar in the form of fresh fruit is qualitatively different from eating processed sugar. That doesn't mean it's a "free" food, like green vegetables. My partner loves fresh fruit and easily goes overboard with it. When this happens, he invariably starts to develop a gut, and wonders "why?" I always remind him that he can't eat unlimited quantities of fresh fruit, no matter how good for you it is supposed to be. When he dials it back, the gut disappears very quickly.

But nobody asked you. Guys with tattoos get them because they like them, not because you like them. I bet Beckham is perfectly happy with the way he looks.

Beautiful, every one.

I had a bunch of epidural injections in the lumbar spine. The pain relief was spotty. A couple times I got a few pain free weeks, but from others, the effect was negligible. You were only supposed to be able to get one every three months, but my doc in the chronic pain clinic allowed me to get them more often.

I got excellent pain relief from opiates. Before surgery, I took Tramadol, which is intended for moderate-to-severe pain. I took the Tramadol for months at a time. A downside was that it was slow to take effect. A fringe benefit was that it amped my libido. In the hospital, for the first couple days post op I got dilaudid IV. That definitely worked. The downside to it was that it's very disinhibiting, so you gave make it a point to behave yourself. After that I had Norco. One Norco is the same as two vicodin. I was prescribed two Norco every 4 hours. They stressed taking them as directed so that you remain pain free. I was also prescribed neurontin for nerve pain and valium for muscle spasms. I had no difficulty stopping any of them when it was clear I no longer needed them.