I thought you were married. I must be thinking of Brian. Who was it that took his grandchildren to Paris? Brian? and where is Brian. We haven't heard from him in a while.
I thought you were married. I must be thinking of Brian. Who was it that took his grandchildren to Paris? Brian? and where is Brian. We haven't heard from him in a while.
I'm not sure if I'm the Brian to whom you're referring. But I've been busy with work this week trying to make sure I maintain at least the third '6'. Though I'm not sure what it matters since I fall 1/2 inch short in one of the other categories, so I'm seemingly out of luck if I have to go back on the dating market.
I thought you were married. I must be thinking of Brian. Who was it that took his grandchildren to Paris? Brian? and where is Brian. We haven't heard from him in a while.
I'm not sure if I'm the Brian to whom you're referring. But I've been busy with work this week trying to make sure I maintain at least the third '6'. Though I'm not sure what it matters since I fall 1/2 inch short in one of the other categories, so I'm seemingly out of luck if I have to go back on the dating market.
If you are the long time poster on tis BBS, you're the Brian I'm talking about.
I've been subscribing to the Free Press for a few months and usually comment on 2-4 articles per week. Certainly, I'm not as prolific as some.
I took my grandkids to Rome last year. I have four children - 2 girls, 2 boys and 5 grandchildren. But no longer married.
Rome, Paris. They are both foreign and don't speak American. It's hard to keep all these foreigners straight.
I like both cities but I am partial to Rome, better food.