CuriousByNature

He wants to take it off but it never seems to be the right time. So if you are a client that values discretion, you might want to meet with someone else. Time will tell.

Alberta has lots of oil so it's surprising the US hasn't invaded yet

But when you're driving and the sun hits the clouds in a certain way , sometimes a rainbow appears. Doesn't that count?

I can's speak to the 'sexcation' aspect of it, but Amsterdam is a great place to visit if you have a few days. Lots of museums, 17th century architecture, good restaurants and I found the people friendly and helpful. There is a red-light district but I must be clueless because I had walked halfway through it before I realized where I was.

One of the great drives in Canada is the Icefield Parkway through the Rocky Mountains. You can start in Banff, Alberta, which is a picturesque but touristy town, and drive north to Jasper, Alberta. The scenery along the way is incredible, with additional places to stop like Lake Louise. Probably easiest to fly into Calgary and either spend a couple of days there or drive to either Canmore or Banff and stay overnight. Then the next morning start driving up the Icefield Parkway - it can be done in a few hours but you may wish to make many stops along the way for photos, hikes, etc. Then spend the evening in Jasper, and either explore the town the next day or drive back down to Banff the way you came. If you do go through Calgary, and if there is time, you can drive a couple of hours east to Drumheller, Alberta. There is an excellent museum showcasing dinosaur fossils, as this is the heart of the Alberta 'badlands' where many fossils have been unearthed over the decades. I think it is called the Royal Tyrell Museum.

I think some of us were just concerned that you are doing alright . It's nice to see you join the discussion as yourself - some people have joined pretending to be someone else. It's great to see someone be straightforward and upfront.

Hmmm... is he the guy who does a 6-hand massage with Paper and Scissors? 🤔

The iconic singer, actor and activist who broke through racial barriers has died at the age of 96. He died today of congestive heart failure at his New York apartment. RIP...

What sort of activities do you like to do? Museums? Concerts? Parks and outdoor activities? Multicultural experiences? Some locations may be good for one or two interests, and others may cover most interests.

I have done two Alaska cruises - one was on Holland America and was round-trip, and the other was Princess with the flight home from Anchorage. I think the average age on Princess was 50s and 60s, so considerably older than me at the time. The Holland America cruise attracted an even older crowd - possibly because they did not have to fly (I found that on round-trip Hawaii cruises too). It was nice to basically have the run of the ship after about 9pm or so. But some of those seniors were definitely night owls and I'm sure I was in bed before a few of them each night.

But no "See you soon, baboon"

Shepia?

Almost exactly 86 years since the last one....

I've started a new thread when one already exists for two main reasons: 1. I have a bad memory 2. I'm not good at using the search function

If they need to be genetically male, maybe he runs a blood test and searches for the Y chromosome... lol

Naturally born men? So he is not willing to see anyone delivered by c-section? Strange restriction.... 🙃

He brings a Turkish guy with him?

'Wolf' is not an animal that comes to mind when I see the ad. 🤔

Looks like he has an impressive magma chamber

Into cute Mexican midgets? Was the call to Tom Mabe or was it really to Austin Wolf? LOL

I think one problem is that Vancouverites are so proud of their natural setting that the city itself has missed out on developing amazing architecture like Chicago and some other cities. TBH I don't find Toronto to be that special either, though old Montreal speaks to me - probably because it is more European in style and feel.

Vancouver, BC has a beautiful setting - ocean and mountains and all that. Some nice heritage buildings and great Asian cuisine choices. I haven't lived there for quite some time, but relatives who still do have told me that the city is becoming increasingly dangerous compared to years gone by. Some suburbs in particular. There is a huge affordable housing shortage and the number of people living in their cars and on the streets is shocking. Tent cities springing up in various areas - many of the people living in the tents with untreated addiction and mental health issues. When I lived in BC more than ten years ago it was a nice place to be, but I thought it was a bit pricey for what you get. I'm sure I would feel that even more if I lived there today. The people are not particularly friendly - it was a difficult place to get to know people. Yes, everyone is super polite and apologetic, but genuine warmth was often lacking. At least that was my experience for what it is worth. Also, for those who like museums and other cultural activities, Vancouver was a bit of a desert.

I guess Drago is an anxious sort of guy... LOL