stevecurious

If the Chrystal you are referring to is "Chrystalelitecompanion" this recommendation may help you.

Sounds like a great way for me to spend my long weekend! Wait is "lawn that needs to be mowed" innuendo or do you really want your grass cut...'cause I don't really wanna cut grass anymore.

How does one change their name here on Cerb? I am thinking about a slight change from stevecurious to something along the lines of "none of the above" or something like that. What does everyone think? I think a name change may have some added benefits...

Ok, so I am a farily open minded guy but what in hell is that all about? I am aware that everyone has a fantasy or maybe more than one but seriously. Oh well I guess I am not as open minded as I thought I was. Well I have to cut this post short I have to pack my diaper bag and head to the mall...I am meeting a lady for a date and maybe some ice cream.;)

After reading this thread it got me thinking, I mean really thinking about my life to this point. I must say I am comfortable if not confident in the decisions I have made to this point. However there are two things I want to do before my time comes to an end...hopefully a long, long time from now. The first would be to reconcile with a former lady friend of mine. We ended on not so good terms years ago and still can not speak calmly to one another. We both made mistakes due to youth but she was my first "true love" and I feel that I want to be able to wish her well. I am not looking to get back into her life as I am HAPPILY married and so is she. I only want to be on friendly terms again. The second item on my list, and yes this is more important to me than the first, would be to someday have a second wedding ceremony. The reasoning behind a second ceremony is not for me...oh no. It is in fact for my wife. You see after we got engaged and the wedding date was set for the following spring I was diagnosed with cancer. At this point it was too late to cancel or postpone the ceremony as the church, hotel, etc. was booked. So for the entire year of our engagement while my wife was attempting to plan the biggest day of a womans life she also had to deal with my health. Now she never once complained, moaned, whined or said/did anything negative. She never once implied my health took away from our wedding day or the ceremony. But I know it (my health) bothered her and therefore took away from the big day. So I feel that I want to give back to her the day that was taken from her. Someday, somehow I will because she deserves it! That is my bucket list, small as it is.

Special plans for a domesticated PEI husband on his birthday are as follows: * Trim bushes and shrubs - check * Replace oil/filter on lawn tractor - check * Mow the lawn - check * Remove and paint screen door from front of house - check * Water ALL flowers on lawn - check * Take 30 minutes to myself, enjoy the 25 degree sunshine on my deck with a beer on my birthday...apparently not!;-)

Five times wow you're lucky. I was only able to vote for myself 3 times??? Ha ha.:lol:

What you don't believe in ?

One should say the same to you Meg!

(1) I am a Leo (2) I am a poor skater and therefore I was never good at hockey (3) I can run like Hell and have great hand/eye co-ordination so I have always been good at baseball (4) I survived Cancer (5) There isn't a day that goes by that I am not scared about it (Cancer) returning (6) I hate cigarettes but enjoy...used to enjoy a good cigar. (7) I have never done drugs 8 I was once set up on a blind date with a nurse that works at the same hospital as I do. (9) I married the nurse from the blind date and it was the best thing I ever did! (10) I have regrets on how I behaved in previous relationships. To live is to learn!

...in no particular order: The Tailor of Panama starring Pierce Brosnan and Geoffrey Rush To Kill a Mockingbird - starring Gregory Peck American History X - starring Edward Norton Apocalypse Now - starring Marlon Brando, Martin Sheen and many others Das Boot - an all German cast in a movie which is subtitled Crash - starring among others Matt Dillon, Don Cheadle and Sandra Bullock Eastern Promises - starring Viggo Mortensen and Naomi Watts The Godfather Parts I & II - too many great actors to mention Mystic River - starring Sean Penn, Kevin Bacon, Tim Robbins and others Reservoir Dogs - starring Tim Roth, Harvey Keitel and others The Unforgiven - starring Clint Eastwood, Gene Hackman, Morgan Freeman and Richard Harris Gran Torino - starring Clint Eastwood Thirteen Days - starring Kevin Costner and Bruce Greenwood Seraphim Falls - starring Liam Neeson and Pierce Brosnan A History of Violence - starring Viggo Mortensen, Maria Bello and Ed Harris "The Spaghetti Western Trilogy" better known as A Fist Full of Dollars, For a Few Dollars More and The Good, The Bad and The Ugly. All starring Clint Eastwood. The Magnificent Seven - starring Steve MacQueen, Yul Brenner and many others. This was previously mentioned by Dorinda!

I am not a huge fan of any commercial in series of commercials. I mean why? We have parental warnings for violence, bad language, etc. at the start of movies, TV shows, etc. for children. Can we not have a warning before these commercials start to warn us guys that it is time to leave the room...ha ha.

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I believe there is always interest and demand for classy, attractive ladies regardless of age. However are you planning to visit only St. Johns or have you contemplated visiting other cities in Atlantic Canada?

I would like to express my interest in meeting you as well. So let us hope that you decide to take a tour of Atlantic Canada sometime in the near future.

In the end you might say it boils down to money for us, the men, as well! I say this because to us money is time and I am not interested in parting with my money if who I am with is rude or uninterested in me. After all a lot of us like to break the ice and establish a dialogue before the details are discussed. Again, how many threads are there here on Cerb informing everyone on proper etiquette when contacting a lady using e mail or pm? I wonder which of these following two examples of pm's would be responded to first in a live test. Example 1: Hello, My name is Steve, how are you? I have read your profile, website, etc. and I just have a quick question in reqards to your services. Please let me know as I am interested in meeting with you. Thank you Steve or Example 2: Hey, do you have time Friday to see me? Oh do you do bbbj? Let me know because I wanna meet ya. stevecurious

Another favorite of mine is Heidi Watney of the American cable network NESN. She provides onfield updates during all Red Sox games.

In my mind and therefore my opinion the two most deserving members here on Cerb are Emily and Wrinkledintime! Emily is a professional with a personal side and W.I.T. is always informing us in an even handed way!

I am afraid I have to disagree as I have had and continue to have very rewarding non date related conversations with ladies of this board. Admittedly these conversations usually stem from friendships developed after meeting a lady in person but this is not always the case. Furthermore asking someone "how they are doing" does not warrant such a harsh response. This lady has lost a potential client, possibly a repeat client and I believe there is a thread here on Cerb about how business is down amongst ladies as of late. Makes one wonder...does it not?

I provided a link to her Cerb page in my original recommendation.

To answer your question(s) sadly there are no, that would be zero, strip clubs here in P.E.I. the closest one is in Moncton, New Brunswick which is about a two hour drive away and it is not exactly a "classy" establishment! Secondly, there are no ladies, at least that I am aware of, here in P.E.I. I travel to either Moncton or Halifax when I feel the urge to "hobby" and this is what you may have to do. As I said there are no ladies here and this includes strippers, escorts and MP's (rub 'n' tugs). If you are looking for a lady or two your best bet is to head to Halifax. I am sure this is not the type of info. you were looking for but hopefully your plans can be modified to accomodate you needs.

For me version of "Last Kiss" is FAR superior to the original by !

Not sure what is considered good music in Bill Shatners world but this cover of "Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds" originally by The Beatles and covered by Capt. Kirk is unique to say the least! Perhaps if you are on LSD then the cover version is enjoyable???

Maybe this thread can help you.