Hiya Rosie. Merry Christmas!

Have a great Christmas Rosie.

Merry Christmas Rosie

Happy New Year Rosie! xo

Happy New Year Babie!

Hey Rosie.


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Rosie. Have a rosy weekend.

Hey Rosie. I heard it rained in Chicago. Do you need help getting out of the mud?

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It's skin to skin Saturday.


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Maybe i need to come back!

I will cum! Back i mean!

I hope that you were finally able to find some sleet last night...I am not Irish but let me give you a special hug and kiss..
Happy ST. Patrick's Day.

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Fair Lady, sometimes it's old school jokes because we all know each other well, but if you listen carefully you'll get it - we just tease unmercifully but not unkindly ;^) so tease away and thank you for your kind request.

Thanks for the invitation to be friends. I seems you are fairly new here, but TBD is a great place to hang out, so I hope you stick around.
Peace

Occasionally I attempt to be truthful. LOL

Nice to meet you rosiebabie.

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I always enjoy your posts.

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Hey Rosie. What days are you here? I'll try to arrange my travel schedule around.

Happy Easter!!

Chicago is a great city in many ways. (I was born and lived there through high school.)The climate can be awful and the racial-ethnic polarization is palpable and the politics are congenitally corrupt. Great cultural resources, innovative and historic architecture, great people (after you do some sorting) great universities, Lake Michigan and the lakefront, every profession you can imagine except mountain rescue, and on and on. (If I were into jazz, I would mention that, too.) It's a wonderful smorgasbord for just about everything.

P.S. I hope you have time and energy to dip into some of it. Be a tourist at home. See Michigan Avenue between the Chicago River and Oak Street Beach decorated in December. Read the columns and books of Mike Royko. Definitely find Nelson Algren's "Chicago: City on the Make" if you have a taste for a marvelous description of its dark underbelly and where it came from. (Hint: cheating the native peoples in the early 1800s)

Happy to help. If you tell me more about where you are and your interests, maybe I can say more.

Happy Hump Day!