First time with slips (taped nappies)

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Hi @snow, People notice a pretty face much more readily than an injured buttock! And you were extremely lucky that your face wasn't injured. All of that aside, that is a lot to have to endure and going 25 mph and landing on a sharp rock spire, I can only imagine how excruciating that is! I hope you are done with surgery for that. Interesting how the pull-ups evens out your butt cheeks, so that would be a good use for them even if you didn't wear them for their intended purpose.

 

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Lol, yes, “Always look on the bright side of life,” right? Or try to, anyway.

 

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There ya go, Snow! Just keep up the good work and we'll help you along just like you've always helped us!

 

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Awww Snow,
No matter what you look like, pretty is how the person is on inside. Just glad you are still around and offer some excellent advice for everyone

 

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@snow I'm sure your significant other doesn't mind it. It's what the heart is like that matters and I am sure you are a beautiful lady inside.

 

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And @snow, I agree 1000 percent with @laalaauk, that you are a beautiful lady inside as well! Having talked with you all these months, I know your heart is as big as all of Texas!

 

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@laalaauk I don’t have a significant other and don’t plan on having one again. If it happens, it happens, but it’s extremely unlikely.

Thank you for your vote of confidence, peeps!

 

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Alright, @snow, enough of that! Remember what I've told you before about thinking that significant others and other such relationships are extremely unlikely? I'm still willing to bet it's going to happen to you. Maybe not tonight or next week, but at some point, when you least expect it.....
And I also remember telling you things like that always happen when you're not actively looking for someone. It'll be a big, wonderful surprise and we can relish that thought!! We can't plan these things but they just happen!

 

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Yes, I stay open to the idea of a significant other but it’s best not to count on it. Surviving financially as a middle-aged, single female is hugely challenging and I will never plan for otherwise again. I wish it’s what I’d planned for from age 18, rather than planning on live-in boyfriends/husband. If it happens, it happens, like anything else.

 

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I know how challenging surviving financially can be and managing that is like a full time job in itself. And for a "middle-aged-plus-something" single guy it isn't any easier! I read you loud and clear in wishing you had planned on it from age 18. But very few of us actually do that! I mean we had so many other much more immediate things to think about back then. But it's that old "It won't happen to me" gig and when you're at that young age it seems everything is going to work out like magic!
In the meantime we'll just keep our eyes open!