Time for a light moment...with apologies to all my "collared" friends. You DO know I love y'all, right?
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- Kirkepiscatoid
- Kirksville, Missouri, United States
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5 comments:
I love it Kirk!!!
Yep!
"How gorgeous the priest is"--Me. ;-)
LOL, Doxy.
But that only works for you...or for collar queens!
I couldn't say much about that at the Other Place (too many onlookers...), but wanted you to know how much I laughed and laughed over that. I made jokes after he announced our engagement on Christmas Eve that several single women were found crying in the Ladies Room afterward. You would be amazed at how many people believed I was serious... ;-)
I always said that there were two types of men I would never date: doctors (because they are never home) and ministers (because you have to live in a goldfish bowl). I have OFFICIALLY learned never to say "Never!"
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