any single ladies out there?

Bryan · Guru

RE: any single ladies out there?

03_troopy · Guru

It's pretty broad in the beam.... ;)

Bryan · Guru

03_troopy wrote:
It's pretty broad in the beam.... ;)

biggrin biggrin biggrin

johnq · Guru

03_troopy wrote:
It's pretty broad in the beam.... ;)

Remembering that the Standard Measure of NSW government railways pick handles is not for nautical use.

The dog lady · Guru

Lesley F wrote:
I stopped looking for a partner many years ago - it's something that "just happens" - it can't be pushed. When I said rare chance - I meant rare chance of finding a partner - you'd have to be very brave to take me on - I'm a baggage load of interest and confusion - scare any decent bloke. lol lol lol.
I divorced my first husband and buried the second - beware No. 3 - I may poison him. JOKING hehe.

I divorced all three Lesley, and No 3 died shortly after (couldn't live without me?? biggrin biggrin biggrin ).

IF (a very unlikely if) I came across another who interested me, it would definitely NOT be a full time or live in arrangement ever again. I LIKE being solo. I believe that lonely is something you can choose to feel (or not), just as I choose to feel happy wink

Vic41 · Guru

The dog lady wrote:
Lesley F wrote:
I stopped looking for a partner many years ago - it's something that "just happens" - it can't be pushed. When I said rare chance - I meant rare chance of finding a partner - you'd have to be very brave to take me on - I'm a baggage load of interest and confusion - scare any decent bloke. lol lol lol.
I divorced my first husband and buried the second - beware No. 3 - I may poison him. JOKING hehe.

I divorced all three Lesley, and No 3 died shortly after (couldn't live without me??).
IF (a very unlikely if) I came across another who interested me, it would definitely NOT be a full time or live in arrangement ever again. I LIKE being solo. I believe that lonely is something you can choose to feel (or not), just as I choose to feel happy

Years ago when I was a solo between marriages (solo traveller for 20 years) I read a book by a Dianne something called "How To Live Alone & Like It" I have seen others similar since but I think that particular one must have gone out of print, it was a good read.

There are heaps of pages on the subject on this link; https://www.google.com.au/#q=How+to+live+alone

(I was trying to find that book I mentioned, but couldn't)... smile

Jonathan · Senior Member

Geez ..

I consider myself lucky .. 1 partner for 34 years .. 2 great kids .. first "grandie" due in August .. and some really great GN's all 'round Oz .. Soooo good !

barina · Guru

Not on here, but I am often amazed with why people think I need to have a partner to be happy!!!

I am solo, happy, independent, self funded (still working), I ask for help / advice when I need to and very much appreciate it, and happy to help anyone I can.

I say I am alone but not lonely, quite a big difference really...just saying how it is for me smile smile smile

Tim thetruckie · Senior Member

Jonathan wrote:
Tim thetruckie wrote:
Vic41 wrote:
Tim thetruckie wrote:
Get a life you lot . Whats wrong with asking the question here . You have a common interest straight away .
We've got a life Tim (Mick the Mungrel?)

Who is Mick themungrel ?
Mmmmm .. and you even spelled it correctly Tim in that last question (no-one else did) .. habits can catch you out Tim thetruckie !

Maybe you need to open your eyes Jonathan and reread your post

Tim thetruckie · Senior Member

Vic41 wrote:

Geez Tim/Mick, your memory is going.....see;
http://thegreynomads.activeboard.com/t54496656/cruising-granny-and-dunmowin/

I will give you that one Vic but I dont do anybody's yard not even my own . I am not Mick and as to where he is living I couldnt give a tinker's toss as it is none of my buisness .