I would like to think that there is someone for everyone as well. But, I do not think that will be the case for me. It's just the way it has to be. And I understand that.

I was always a very sad child. When I was 16 I locked myself in my room for most of the summer. I just wanted to 'think.' I know I will never be normal. I accept that.

As far as the picture that you posted? That is not me...

Wishing you the best,
Pam.

Dearest Pam,
SHUT UP!

Sincerely,
Fish

Now again?? So have all of you decided to gang up on me?? I posted this thread for one reason, and one reason only. I thought HE might be on here, and I wanted him to know what I wrote for him.

I do believe he IS on here, and has seen my post for him. You don't have to read my posts if you do not wish care for me.

Take care-
Pam.

"He" aint here, girlie.

How do you know??? Even I can't be totally sure. I see that you are from Colorado. I have never been there; but I know it is cold there.

You also have 'Rocky Mountain High' under your listed name. Some guy named John was from Denver and wrote that song. That I do know. But then he died because he was flying drunk. At least that is what my American roomate told me.

It is a beautiful song though...

Pam.

Yep, we have 6 feet of snow year round and everyone here skiis every weekend.

I am not a big fan of snow, but it is pretty. This one time, I was in Times Square, and there were some tourists from some Tropical country, and they had never seen snow. And snow began falling and for the first time they saw it and went crazy. I had to assure them that the sky was not falling.

New experiences always excite me; and watching the tourists delight was really nice. It's times like these that we learn to live again!!!

Cheers to you kerosene!
Pam.

If you don't like snow, you wouldn't like my house. It is made of snow. That's what we do here. I think John from Denver sang about it once.

Ha! Ha! Your post made me cheer up a bit!!! How much is your heating bill??

P.S. I know you are joking with me.

Pam!

I don't have central heating. That is no joke.

I live in Texas. I ride a horse everywhere I go, along with wearing cowgirl boots, a cowgirl hat and my 6shooters slung low around my hips.

:D

That thar shore 'nuff paints a picture.