Wow!!! WOW!!!

Brighton Pride was amazing :)

I met old friends and made new ones. What a blast!

Did anyone else go? Anyone going to Manchester Pride?

Nibsx

I presume a mature man still feel the same, because feelings doesn't know about age, it is timeless and it is not physical....You still love having a laugh...X

Its so hard to find a rich older man who can help me out in area like this im in the middle of know where id luv to find a guy who can help me out with paying some bills but also fill the hole inside of me that is empty if you know what i mean

Mistresses!

On one of my many nights in alone :( I turned on the TV to watch the new series called Mistresses.
Wow was I impressed with the BBC showing a gay lesbian couple who wanted to marry. At the end
of the first episode Jessica the sex craved mistress who is shagging her Boss is forced to plan the
gay wedding and tomorrow nights episode may show her kissing one of the gay women ! I think it's
great that the BBC are showing gay women. See this link for the full review

http://www.bbc.co.uk/pressoffice/pressreleases/stories/2007/05_may/18/mistresses.shtml

Have a watch and let me know what you think! By watching and reviewing TV with gay couples will
increase their ratings.

I had to write this after listening to some ladies who sat behind me while I ws sat waiting for my flight in Heathrow's Executive Lounge today.

I couldn't believe they had spent time looking for airlines that allowed a higher luggage allowance on their inbound flight. Even if it wasn't a direct flight! My ears immediately pricked up because I couldn't understand why someone would contemplate such an act. One of ladies then announced that last year it took her ages to take off all the labels. Then it struck me that these women were from the 'serious shopping brigade'. They were carefully planning their next trip studying baggage allowance rates! I spoke to one of them who told me she tells her husband she has to get away from the kids two or three times a year just to feed her addiction! I told her I found it quiet allarming and wonder how many other people are doing this? If you know of a serial shopping let me know :)

Although it's been relatively inactive recently, I have a blog at:

http://www.blu57nav.blogspot.com/

Enjoy.

When I first found out I was a lesbian I was about 11 years old. At the time I was going out with boys like any other girl and still continued to date boys until I was 17. When I actually faced the realisation that I was gay, it took me a while to tell my parents. After I told them my life changed completely, my Mum wasn't too bad, but my Dad was and still is just upset about it, he refused to see me for several years, always crying and stuff. So I spent time trying to figure out what to do, I think I will have to give them time but I have to get on with my life. I left to live in the Netherlands and have been happy ever since. I am now looking for love and money :) You know they saying money can't buy you happiness! Well I'm willing to give it a go :)

After spending a fortune in Harrods at the weekend I came accross than article talking about shopping habits. I have to confess to feeling alot better after reading it :)


'People who say that money can't buy you happiness don't know where to shop'. So says big spender Tara Palmer-Tomkinson. But the concept of shopping being the key to happiness is not so strange to the thousands who are addicted to retail therapy.

Previous studies have shown that between 2% and 10% of adults have some compulsive shopping tendencies, with women nine times more likely to be affected than men. One study found that up to half of all 14 to 18-year-old girls in Scotland, Italy and Spain displayed signs of shopping addiction. Now children as young as 10 are becoming shopping fanatics according to the National Consumer Council.

Britain's top shopaholics include Sir Elton John, who is said to have blown £40m in less than two years. Model Sophie Anderton battled a 10-year addiction to cocaine but said she used retail therapy to help fight her cravings, buying more than 400 pairs of Gina shoes. And our friend Tara P-T sought treatment for addiction after a £20,000 spending spree on designer clothes. But the bug can just as easily bite secretaries as socialites. Here are five ways to tell whether you are addicted to shopping:

1. You get very excited by the prospect of a trip to the shops. We're not just talking about it being a nice treat. If it is more of a necessity that could not get through the week without then you could be hooked. Scientists have found that the euphoria experienced by addicted shoppers is similar to the highs and brain chemistry caused by falling in love. You literally get passionate about the high street.

2. Your mood swings are frequent. You may be animated and over-excited in a shop, even engaging shop assistants in conversation as you pursue purchases. But prepare for the inevitable crash of emotions as the money is spent and the glow fades and you end up gloomy and sullen.

3. You look on social events such as weddings and parties not as a chance for fun but an excuse to shop.

4. Your cupboards are full of new clothes, shoes, jewellery and make-up, either unworn with labels still attached or worn once and never touched again. You don't actually care what you buy so long as you are buying.

5. You're in debt because your income cannot support your habit.


I agree with all the above apart from number '5'.
I think I need someone to spoil :)

I'm new to this but want to find that special someone. I'm quite fussy but don't apologise for it. We all deserve the best but sometimes people don't realise that till it's too late.

Never settle for second or third best. You are beautiful and you deserve someone perfect.

Well that's it for now. I'm going to take a look around the site and grab me a man.