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Dave. I don't know but I checked my mail and its been over a week and still no cheesesteak.
Its almost 5pm getting dark when you get home tonight a little later about 9pm Put on a skirt get in your car drive a COUPLE OF TOWNS AWAY and get gas. Pull into a self service station go to the farthest pump park you car so your door blocks most of you get gas than take the long way home. Take a few singles with you and on the way home stop at a store run in and buy a lotto ticket. JUST DO IT
Dave, it's almost a right of passage going out in a skirt the first time. We've all been there, the heart palpitations, sweaty palms, fear almost. Then after the event, when nothing happens, nobody says anything, no finger pointing, no nothing. Then it hits. You wonder what the problem was, why the fear. After that it does get easier. The main problem I have going out is not the skirt, per se, it's putting together an outfit, top, skirt, tights shoes that I feel comfortable in and coordinates. Many times I put somethings on then change this, then that, then the other before I finally walk out the door. As everyone says, JFDI, you'll feel a lot, lot better afterwards.
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I believe in offering every assistance short of actual help but then mainly just want to be left to be myself in all my difference and uniqueness.
Thank you all for the words of encouragement and support. I have been venturing outside my comfort zone, just a little. I live in a condo, so my mailbox is at the front entrance door to our building, Twice last week, I went out to get the mail in a skirt. No encounters with others, but still, a step forward for me.
Again, thank you all for the warm welcome and words of encouragement
Dave
P.S. -- "oldsalt1" Twice I went to Pat's, bought the cheese steak to send to you but ate it before I got to the post office.... Sorry
SEPADave wrote:P.S. -- "oldsalt1" Twice I went to Pat's, bought the cheese steak to send to you but ate it before I got to the post office.... Sorry
That is the problem with going to Pat's, "The Cheese Steak" smells so good it is imposable to keep from eating it.
What you are going to have to do is buy three and then you will have one left to mail. But wrap it so that the smell is contained so postal workers will not smell it. They might say it was lost in the mail when questioned as to why it was not receive it...
"It is better to be hated for what you are than be loved for what you are not" Andre Gide: 1869 - 1951 Always be yourself because the people that matter don’t mind and the ones that mind don’t matter.
