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No thanks was necessary. Just finish what he was given. It was like he rejected my help.

Not to personally give. That's why I tell people where the welfare department is and the Catholic parish. They are well better prepared to help people than I am.

What?

In my teens I had a job at a donut shop. One night a "bum" came in asking for free coffee. I gave him the largest cup there was plus a maple bar. Later I saw that he had only taken a couple sips of coffee and a few bites of the bar. He had put the bar in the coffee cup. I learned my lesson.

I'm thinking the same of my step mother. Every week I check the parish bulletin online to see if her name is among the deceased.

THANK-YOU! That looks nice! I have saved the site. Btw the one I have I only paid $25 for it.

When I was approached for money I told people the location of the local welfare department and Catholic church. Back in the 80s I had a friend who lived in Los Angeles who kept spare change handy. She would often be approached by someone when she was parking her car and was afraid if she refused that when came back out of the store that she would find her car had been damaged,

My mother was a smoker. She quit for awhile then resumed. I think she knew that she was dying. Even began having a small glass of wine with dinner.

Tomorrow is my aunt's birthday. She will be 102. She is my father's sister and the oldest of three children. The first to die was my uncle; he was 69. Then my father; he was 82. My paternal grandmother was 91. My grandfather was 79. My aunt has three daughters. The oldest died several years ago - cancer. ++++++++++++++++++++++++ My mother was 56. Her mother was 84, her father was 56. Her brother was in his 40s; never married, no children. I had an older sister - same mother, different father. She died 42 suicide. My sister had three children; daughter, son, daughter. The youngest died age 52. Only the oldest is married, none have children. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ My father had more than three times the number of years to be with his mother than I had with my mother.

I was that instead of payment or in addition to the fee?

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Back in the day when writing checks was the norm I'd keep a blank check tucked away in my wallet.

At least if he is on his back it can't be seen. In the European Escorts Forum there is a picture of a fellow with a Rosary tattoo on his chest. I think that is a turn off as are tattoos of women when having sex.

On the radio just now they said according to Money Magazine one should carry $200 in cash including $20 in five dollar bills so to be able to tip.

There are holes.

The only seals I've seen in the wild were in San Francisco by the Cliff House when I was a boy.

Except for the wheels and the yellow balls that pretty much looks like mine. Mine though is silver.

Unsure. The thing is I'd be doing alot of sitting.

Thank-you!

And carry a chair. My arthritic knees are the major problem.

But if I were to go outside I would not be able to turn back and I'd fall. This is why I have a chair in the kitchen.

I can't. The walker can help me get around the apartment without holding onto furniture and clutching the walls but I can not walk far. My legs are weak and will give out.

https://www.gaystarnews.com/article/former-high-court-judge-to-marry-his-partner-50-years-after-they-met/#gs.WH0ZUkE Sweet story!