"gods' "....which ones are involved in this I wonder? Mars, Jupiter, Apollo?
Hmmm...erm...(never mind)
We're like...spontaneous ya know, unpremeditated - or maybe meditating.
I do not want to wonder if there is a connection!
Just...LOL!
"No worries"? I'd be very worried indeed having a massage in that place, on my back or on my front!
Do we have to tick a box as we enter the store then, to indicate our preference, should it come to that? (Hope they're getting me on my best side.)
(We're mere reflections of ourselves in this one).
As husband (anyjazz) responded to one of his commenters, "..if no one tells you to get stuffed, you're not trying hard enough."
PS...Next post will be on Monday. It's our wedding anniversary (11th) today, 30 April so, weather permitting, we'll be slipping into north Texas for a couple of days in celebration, and for a change of scene.
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"gods' "....which ones are involved in this I wonder? Mars, Jupiter, Apollo?
Had crossed my mind too.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qLm3HMG8IhM
Steel is traditional for the 11th...you should be able to find something at the hardware store or automotive center, though steel is harder to find nowadays with plastic usurping the metal. Luck be with you two on this trip...be sure to look both ways, up and down. Wonderful weather here in the deep south and I believe it's the same in the panhandle for the next several days. Happy anniversary!!!
mike ~ Thank you! Steel, yes.
Anyjazz wants a nice stainless steel slotted spoon, but only tablespoon size, not serving spoon size....good luck with that, say I!
:-)
We aren't in panhandle land this time, but more or less straight south from home- Weatherford, half an hour west of the conglomeration that is the Fort Worth/Dallas metroplex - that has to be avoided like the plague. There are lots of medium sized and small towns nearby with plenty of antique stores to investigate. Temp 80-ish, sunny very nice indeed! Lot of wild flowers in bloom along the road here -all colours- coral, yellow, white, pink, mauve. And in Texas Bluebonnets especially lovely.
Am watching where I put my feet this time - doesn't do a lot for deportment and posture but saves on saves wear and tear of the flesh and bone. ;-)
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