I'm in love. Her name is Jaimeleigh! There, it's said and clear to everyone now. :-)
Summarizing my "love life" to date... there was high school (2 dates), post high school (very few dates), then I met someone who unfortunately did not end up my life-mate - I will always be thankful to her for my children, but she and I ultimately were not compatible. We divorced many years ago, I continued raising my children, and after a couple years of waiting for the my mind to reset, I went on a couple single dates, then met someone who was on the wrong end of the totem pole compared to where I had already been. I entered a second relationship which ended very badly (especially for my youngest son who was emotionally hurt by it, but I believe he and I are stronger overall in the end, despite her stupidity and attempt to cause harm), and then went about waiting for the right time again, "resetting my system". In mid-2010, I began dating again. A couple single dates, a couple short-term "relationships" that expanded my horizons in ways I never thought I'd be exposed to (including a transgendered individual), so yeah. After a lifetime feeling like I'd been on the short end of the "dating knowledge" scale, I feel that I'm... knowledgeable enough to be really dangerous. (ROFL!)
Okay... on to the GOOD part! The best part EVER!
Jaimeleigh (for the phonetically impaired, that's jay-mee-LEE) has stolen my heart. What's interesting is that she did it by the end of our first date. We both felt this insane connection that was unreal and very scary to us both. Scary, exciting, teenager-like feelings (in my words).
We've spent our time together since then discovering just how similar we are mentally, emotionally, and how compatible we are in many ways. There is a literal chemical connection between us. We touch, we kiss, and the sensations for me are like nothing I've ever experienced before. It's akin to putting a 9-volt battery on your tongue. No joke, no exaggeration. She is electric to me.
Now for the thing that I've not told many people yet.
We're engaged!!
We talked about it at length, and we have many possible plans for how we're going to do things, but one thing's for sure. We've agreed on a long engagement, both for our own comfort, as well as being sure about things, and also so that my daughter's wedding in September is the focal point of attention this year. We have no dates, but it would appear we are looking at sometime in 2012. We'll see.
I am so in love with my beautiful fiance, and am so excited that we're completely open in our communication, show complete respect for each other, and have no hidden agendas or insanity waiting to jump out at a moment's notice. She completes me (thank you, Jerry McGuire) and I get the distinct impression that I do so for her as well. :-)
I'm in love and it's AWESOME! I'm happy to tell the world, and excited that we are of like minds to be careful, take our time, and strengthen what we have while planning carefully for our future.
I love you, baby!! :-*
2011-03-15
Catchup - Family
So, sticking with the birth order mechanism I frequently use, because it's 'safe' and no one can (hopefully) accuse me of showing any favoritism (which I feel I have avoided successfully most of the time)...
Daniella: Dani's been in her apartment for a few months now, and recently she's told me she has a roommate joining her soon. I don't want to reveal too much since it's not my place to do so. She's doing well at work from what I'm told, and is also looking at continuing her CNA training, though possible advancement at her long time job might alter those plans. She seems to be on top of things and doing well, and I'm extremely happy for this!
Amanda: Mandi came back home after being with her grandfather and mother in their family business on the west coast for a few months. She's in full steam ahead mode for her wedding on September 10 (9-10-11) to Marcus. Despite some bizarre decisions and ongoing stupidity from former family members, she's happily making things tick, getting ready to start her life with her future husband, and I support her, love her fiance, and think that all will be great in the end.
Anthony: Anthony has been in Afghanistan for the past few months with the US Army, and just spent 2 weeks back home visiting with family and friends, spending hard earned money (bought his brother motorcycle!) and decompressing from the reality that is a war zone where he "works". He's seen, and been in, some situations that most of us can never fathom, but thankfully will be out of there and in Germany for the remainder of his time with the Army in about 45 days. I'm excited to know that. He will be able to travel to any European country by basically hopping a train during his weekends off. I'm jealous. I'm very proud of him and so was Jaimeleigh, who commented to me on things she saw that just made me even more proud.
Christopher: Chris is finishing up his final year of high school, and currently works part time, and has graduated from his scooter to his motorcycle given to him by his brother. He's in California visiting his mom for Spring Break at this moment, and is looking forward to a certain graduation gift that I've agreed to give him early so he can enjoy it before he enters Army Boot Camp, where he'll then move into his Military Police training. He's still with his girlfriend Kimi, and is looking forward to getting even more buff (makes me sick, y'know? I was never built as well as either of my sons, though I ran better than either of them - Chris will deny this, but oh well).
Kosh: Can't forget the pussy-kitties! Kosh turns 18 this year, and is bouncy and happy as ever. He has turned into girl's-lap kitty for some odd reason (goes off on his own all day, but insists on lap-time with whatever female enters the house).
Boomer: Boomer is several years old now, and is pretty mellow, though he and Kosh still get into chase-antics around the house. He still sheds a little too much (being the white cat from a black mother and all black siblings) but is very lovable (even when he's acting like the RCA Dog from those ancient logos, and sits and stares you down).
Me: Wow. Months of unemployment in 2010, followed by a new job a little further away, learning new software that is used at a wide variety of companies worldwide (including now my former employer - ha ha). My experience base continues to grow, my life begins to head towards some major changes (all children being on their own, an empty home... temporarily...). But more on me in the "Changes - Love" post. :-)
Daniella: Dani's been in her apartment for a few months now, and recently she's told me she has a roommate joining her soon. I don't want to reveal too much since it's not my place to do so. She's doing well at work from what I'm told, and is also looking at continuing her CNA training, though possible advancement at her long time job might alter those plans. She seems to be on top of things and doing well, and I'm extremely happy for this!
Amanda: Mandi came back home after being with her grandfather and mother in their family business on the west coast for a few months. She's in full steam ahead mode for her wedding on September 10 (9-10-11) to Marcus. Despite some bizarre decisions and ongoing stupidity from former family members, she's happily making things tick, getting ready to start her life with her future husband, and I support her, love her fiance, and think that all will be great in the end.
Anthony: Anthony has been in Afghanistan for the past few months with the US Army, and just spent 2 weeks back home visiting with family and friends, spending hard earned money (bought his brother motorcycle!) and decompressing from the reality that is a war zone where he "works". He's seen, and been in, some situations that most of us can never fathom, but thankfully will be out of there and in Germany for the remainder of his time with the Army in about 45 days. I'm excited to know that. He will be able to travel to any European country by basically hopping a train during his weekends off. I'm jealous. I'm very proud of him and so was Jaimeleigh, who commented to me on things she saw that just made me even more proud.
Christopher: Chris is finishing up his final year of high school, and currently works part time, and has graduated from his scooter to his motorcycle given to him by his brother. He's in California visiting his mom for Spring Break at this moment, and is looking forward to a certain graduation gift that I've agreed to give him early so he can enjoy it before he enters Army Boot Camp, where he'll then move into his Military Police training. He's still with his girlfriend Kimi, and is looking forward to getting even more buff (makes me sick, y'know? I was never built as well as either of my sons, though I ran better than either of them - Chris will deny this, but oh well).
Kosh: Can't forget the pussy-kitties! Kosh turns 18 this year, and is bouncy and happy as ever. He has turned into girl's-lap kitty for some odd reason (goes off on his own all day, but insists on lap-time with whatever female enters the house).
Boomer: Boomer is several years old now, and is pretty mellow, though he and Kosh still get into chase-antics around the house. He still sheds a little too much (being the white cat from a black mother and all black siblings) but is very lovable (even when he's acting like the RCA Dog from those ancient logos, and sits and stares you down).
Me: Wow. Months of unemployment in 2010, followed by a new job a little further away, learning new software that is used at a wide variety of companies worldwide (including now my former employer - ha ha). My experience base continues to grow, my life begins to head towards some major changes (all children being on their own, an empty home... temporarily...). But more on me in the "Changes - Love" post. :-)
Catchup - Movies
I've been to quite a few movies in the past few months that I've not posted my thoughts on. I will not remember them all at this point, so I can only make comments where memory serves. *Spoilers Galore* This list goes in roughly reverse date order, newest to oldest.
I Am Number Four: I have ended up seeing this movie three times. It wasn't necessarily because it was the greatest movie ever. It was a good flick, which followed a very standard WB-tv network formula (insert scenes where modern pop music is played by barely known bands and have everyone get dramatic or walk in slo-mo). I saw this with three different sets of people, all of who enjoyed it it. It's made by the people who make Smallville for The WB, which shows why it follows this familiar formula... and it worked for me. Good show.
Black Swan: I heard a lot of hype about this movie, and mention of some special effects that were not the primary drive of the movie, so I figured I'd give it a view. I'm not clear what the big deal was about the movie, because frankly, it was like watching borderline kiddie-porn (because I'm sorry, but no matter how old Natalie Portman gets, she still looks about 16-17 years old to me, and since her part in this movie basically involved her masturbating, having a brief lesbian fling, and being fondled by her teacher to prove a point, I really didn't see whatever it was people were ooh-ing and aah-ing about). It was an "okay" movie. I saw nothing award worthy (and she won Best Actress for this thing). Oh well.
Tron Legacy: Being a child of the 80's, a computer geek, and a lover of the original Tron, I of course looked forward to this movie. I was not exactly thrilled with it in hindsight. There were plot holes, unexplained things (was that Clu 2.0 from the first movie, or was Clu "brought back from oblivion, for instance). It COULD be they were holding certain facts back (why was Tron's face obscured at all times?) for future sequels, but frankly, it was only a decent movie overall. Nice to have the sequel, but the whole idea of a life coming out of the grid (versus one of us going in) was also severely underplayed (unless, again, they had planned more revelations for sequels). The animated series coming to TV soon looks really good, but at this moment, there is supposedly no plans for another sequel. Fail. :-/
Little Fockers: Amusing. I only half-heartedly ever see these "Fockers" movies. It was amusing, that's about all I can say. (yawn)
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows part 1: (big yawn) They shouldn't have split this into two parts. First 45 minutes was exciting. Last 2 hours should have taken 45 minutes or less to tell. They're blatantly milking the Potter franchise. It's too bad. Also too bad that it's grossing more than any other Potter movie. Just proves once again that there are a bunch of LEMMINGS out there that will spend money on something just because it's from some franchise they like. Hundreds of millions of dollars. It wasn't worth it. It really wasn't. :-P
Justin Bieber: Just kidding.
The Social Network: I was surprised by this movie, because I knew it would be over the top in the acting and the storyline generally speaking, but I still really enjoyed it. You can't accept it as anything approaching the real truth about "what happened" in Facebook's history, just a vaguely similar story with a lot of exaggeration and drama added... but for the purpose of a movie, it was good. I wanted to be Facebook's founder at many points of the movie (I loved his attitude and self-righteous no-care attitude that others didn't like what he may say, because "he was right", end of story). ;-) Before I relate too closely to this guy, I better end this review. I really enjoyed this movie.
Megamind: This was only okay, to me. Good guy gets tired of being the good guy, bad guy ends up becoming the new good guy, whatever. *shrug*
Red: Really great action flick that was well edited, directed, acted... the whole package. The action of a Die Hard movie with the fun and attitude of Watchmen or The Matrix. I could see this again, actually.
Jackass 3D: Silly. Amusing. Was worth seeing in a $1 theater, that's about it.
Despicable Me: Better than I thought it would be, but ultimately slow moving, not a great story, much more childish than I thought. Watch it with your 9 year old, but expect them to enjoy it. You may not.
Unstoppable: I can only say... that I was making out during 75% of this movie. I only got the basic story line. It wasn't rocket science. They had to stop an out of control train from crashing. They did. The making out was really fun. The movie was passable. Worth a buck, not sure about full price. Unless you are going to make out in the back of the theater. Then maybe.
Easy A: A very good movie, in my opinion! Emma Stone is cute, and has that dry humor that can be enjoyed in the right arena, and this was it. I could easily watch this again. No award material here, but fun to watch.
Skyline: A neat little scifi/invasion flick. Looks like it was done on a budget, but it took full advantage of that budget. Decent story line. But the surprise ending was really awesome. Literally, the last scenes (which take place during the credits actually). Cool stuff.
The Town: I didn't get why a lot of people thought this was some kind of fantastic movie, fantastic acting job, or whatever. It was "okay". It wasn't something to "write home about". It had a decent story line. That was about it. No special effects, just a decent story, decently acted. *shrug* A comparable movie, that was much better in most ways, would be "City Island".
Saw 3D: It was a Saw movie. Nothing amazing here. Not the best in the series, that's for sure.
Toy Story 3: Very touching, very well written, extremely fun, and a great ending to the series, which could also server as a launch pad for a "next generation" of sequels. By far the best of the series!
Devil: A good M.Night Sham-al-whatever movie. Since his movies are like 67% miss and 33% hit, it was nice that this one is (what I consider to be) one of his hits (unlike things like the "Lady In Lake" or *ugh* "Air Bender" movies). It was a well assembled mix of story, acting, lighting and suspense. Worth a ticket price.
Alpha and Omega: Who thought this would be appropriate for children? Who thought this would be a good story? Who thought this was worth making?! Good Lord. A total waste and NOT something to take your children to!
Resident Evil - Afterlife: A good installment in the Resident Evil series. Nothing spectacular, not the best episode, but good.
Lottery Ticket: Pretty funny, though an obvious "african american" aimed movie. I enjoyed it.
The Expendables: A bunch of old actors who wanted to look macho one last time, I guess. The testosterone was dripping off the movie screen. Enjoyable in the "Rambo" sense of the word, I guess.
The Sorcerer's Apprentice: A cute adaptation of the classic Disney animation from so long ago. It "worked" overall. I wouldn't bother seeing it again, but it was fun to watch generally speaking.
Inception: Worthy of all the praise it received. Effects, acting, suspense, surprises, tricks and treats throughout. A well made movie that I thoroughly enjoyed.
Dinner For Schmucks: This wasn't that good at all. It was like watching someone who had never made a movie in their life try to make a comedy about an awkward subject, and failed. This movie, along with another that starred Steve Carrell, makes me wonder how he ever got past the fun he added to "Bruce Almighty" and "The Forty Year Old Virgin". And what's that "Office" thing he does? Is it really any good? Never watched it, have no desire to. Oh well.
Grown Ups: Funny stuff, but had 2x the number of comedy actors that it needed. It should have just had Sandler and James in it - the others were overkill. Good movie overall despite this.
Scott Pilgrim vs The World: This movie rocked! It did poorly at the box office, but frankly, I'm sure that's because it was an odd mix of teenage angst, young adult humor, and a comic-book themed "graphic overlay" system that (like the Watchmen) probably confused many, turned some away as being too childish, and really just was "too busy" for many people. I loved it, I love it, and I still play it occasionally when I'm bored. It, along with "Kick Ass", were misunderstood movies that just didn't get enough exposure to the public, I think.
Kick Ass: (see Scott Pilgrim above) Another great flick, based on a great "realistic comic series" by the same name. Loved it, enjoyed it, look forward to (hopefully) the sequel.
The Karate Kid: Will Smith's son is cast into the "remake" of the original Karate Kid movie with Ralph Macchio. Unfortunately, it had too may "ripped off" pieces from the original movie. It didn't work well for me. I could have lived without having seen it, or seeing it only at a $1 theater. Oh well.
Knight & Day: Tom Cruise tries to cash in on the (pardon the phrase) MILF factor. Mission Impossible meets How Stella Got Her Groove Back maybe? Eh. Nothing special.
Salt: Not bad, not great. Angelina as a programmed foreign agent. It just didn't hit me as "great". I enjoyed it, but could have waited for a dollar-theater showing.
Prince Of Persia: A fun flick, like watching the first 1990's "Mummy" flick when it first came out.
The Last Airbender: Fail. Epic fail. No sequels. Please.
The A-Team: A good reinvention of the classic 80's TV series. It worked overall. I understand that it is not (currently) set to have a sequel. That's unfortunate.
Killers: I think someone told Ashton Kutcher that Tom Cruise was making "Knight & Day" and Ashton wanted to upstage Tom so they rushed this movie out. It was only worth seeing in a dollar theater in my mind. Like a poor man's "Mr and Mrs Smith" but kinder and gentler. :-P
Date Night: I think this woman is "pretty hot" but this movie was not. Oh, Steve Carrell again. Explained. Done.
Jonah Hex: A decent comic-book turned movie, though I obviously am not up on my "Hex" lore because some aspects of the movie confused the comic-collector in me.
I can't really go much further than that. There are several more movies, but at this point, it would be vague memories. Wow, that's a long list.
I Am Number Four: I have ended up seeing this movie three times. It wasn't necessarily because it was the greatest movie ever. It was a good flick, which followed a very standard WB-tv network formula (insert scenes where modern pop music is played by barely known bands and have everyone get dramatic or walk in slo-mo). I saw this with three different sets of people, all of who enjoyed it it. It's made by the people who make Smallville for The WB, which shows why it follows this familiar formula... and it worked for me. Good show.
Black Swan: I heard a lot of hype about this movie, and mention of some special effects that were not the primary drive of the movie, so I figured I'd give it a view. I'm not clear what the big deal was about the movie, because frankly, it was like watching borderline kiddie-porn (because I'm sorry, but no matter how old Natalie Portman gets, she still looks about 16-17 years old to me, and since her part in this movie basically involved her masturbating, having a brief lesbian fling, and being fondled by her teacher to prove a point, I really didn't see whatever it was people were ooh-ing and aah-ing about). It was an "okay" movie. I saw nothing award worthy (and she won Best Actress for this thing). Oh well.
Tron Legacy: Being a child of the 80's, a computer geek, and a lover of the original Tron, I of course looked forward to this movie. I was not exactly thrilled with it in hindsight. There were plot holes, unexplained things (was that Clu 2.0 from the first movie, or was Clu "brought back from oblivion, for instance). It COULD be they were holding certain facts back (why was Tron's face obscured at all times?) for future sequels, but frankly, it was only a decent movie overall. Nice to have the sequel, but the whole idea of a life coming out of the grid (versus one of us going in) was also severely underplayed (unless, again, they had planned more revelations for sequels). The animated series coming to TV soon looks really good, but at this moment, there is supposedly no plans for another sequel. Fail. :-/
Little Fockers: Amusing. I only half-heartedly ever see these "Fockers" movies. It was amusing, that's about all I can say. (yawn)
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows part 1: (big yawn) They shouldn't have split this into two parts. First 45 minutes was exciting. Last 2 hours should have taken 45 minutes or less to tell. They're blatantly milking the Potter franchise. It's too bad. Also too bad that it's grossing more than any other Potter movie. Just proves once again that there are a bunch of LEMMINGS out there that will spend money on something just because it's from some franchise they like. Hundreds of millions of dollars. It wasn't worth it. It really wasn't. :-P
Justin Bieber: Just kidding.
The Social Network: I was surprised by this movie, because I knew it would be over the top in the acting and the storyline generally speaking, but I still really enjoyed it. You can't accept it as anything approaching the real truth about "what happened" in Facebook's history, just a vaguely similar story with a lot of exaggeration and drama added... but for the purpose of a movie, it was good. I wanted to be Facebook's founder at many points of the movie (I loved his attitude and self-righteous no-care attitude that others didn't like what he may say, because "he was right", end of story). ;-) Before I relate too closely to this guy, I better end this review. I really enjoyed this movie.
Megamind: This was only okay, to me. Good guy gets tired of being the good guy, bad guy ends up becoming the new good guy, whatever. *shrug*
Red: Really great action flick that was well edited, directed, acted... the whole package. The action of a Die Hard movie with the fun and attitude of Watchmen or The Matrix. I could see this again, actually.
Jackass 3D: Silly. Amusing. Was worth seeing in a $1 theater, that's about it.
Despicable Me: Better than I thought it would be, but ultimately slow moving, not a great story, much more childish than I thought. Watch it with your 9 year old, but expect them to enjoy it. You may not.
Unstoppable: I can only say... that I was making out during 75% of this movie. I only got the basic story line. It wasn't rocket science. They had to stop an out of control train from crashing. They did. The making out was really fun. The movie was passable. Worth a buck, not sure about full price. Unless you are going to make out in the back of the theater. Then maybe.
Easy A: A very good movie, in my opinion! Emma Stone is cute, and has that dry humor that can be enjoyed in the right arena, and this was it. I could easily watch this again. No award material here, but fun to watch.
Skyline: A neat little scifi/invasion flick. Looks like it was done on a budget, but it took full advantage of that budget. Decent story line. But the surprise ending was really awesome. Literally, the last scenes (which take place during the credits actually). Cool stuff.
The Town: I didn't get why a lot of people thought this was some kind of fantastic movie, fantastic acting job, or whatever. It was "okay". It wasn't something to "write home about". It had a decent story line. That was about it. No special effects, just a decent story, decently acted. *shrug* A comparable movie, that was much better in most ways, would be "City Island".
Saw 3D: It was a Saw movie. Nothing amazing here. Not the best in the series, that's for sure.
Toy Story 3: Very touching, very well written, extremely fun, and a great ending to the series, which could also server as a launch pad for a "next generation" of sequels. By far the best of the series!
Devil: A good M.Night Sham-al-whatever movie. Since his movies are like 67% miss and 33% hit, it was nice that this one is (what I consider to be) one of his hits (unlike things like the "Lady In Lake" or *ugh* "Air Bender" movies). It was a well assembled mix of story, acting, lighting and suspense. Worth a ticket price.
Alpha and Omega: Who thought this would be appropriate for children? Who thought this would be a good story? Who thought this was worth making?! Good Lord. A total waste and NOT something to take your children to!
Resident Evil - Afterlife: A good installment in the Resident Evil series. Nothing spectacular, not the best episode, but good.
Lottery Ticket: Pretty funny, though an obvious "african american" aimed movie. I enjoyed it.
The Expendables: A bunch of old actors who wanted to look macho one last time, I guess. The testosterone was dripping off the movie screen. Enjoyable in the "Rambo" sense of the word, I guess.
The Sorcerer's Apprentice: A cute adaptation of the classic Disney animation from so long ago. It "worked" overall. I wouldn't bother seeing it again, but it was fun to watch generally speaking.
Inception: Worthy of all the praise it received. Effects, acting, suspense, surprises, tricks and treats throughout. A well made movie that I thoroughly enjoyed.
Dinner For Schmucks: This wasn't that good at all. It was like watching someone who had never made a movie in their life try to make a comedy about an awkward subject, and failed. This movie, along with another that starred Steve Carrell, makes me wonder how he ever got past the fun he added to "Bruce Almighty" and "The Forty Year Old Virgin". And what's that "Office" thing he does? Is it really any good? Never watched it, have no desire to. Oh well.
Grown Ups: Funny stuff, but had 2x the number of comedy actors that it needed. It should have just had Sandler and James in it - the others were overkill. Good movie overall despite this.
Scott Pilgrim vs The World: This movie rocked! It did poorly at the box office, but frankly, I'm sure that's because it was an odd mix of teenage angst, young adult humor, and a comic-book themed "graphic overlay" system that (like the Watchmen) probably confused many, turned some away as being too childish, and really just was "too busy" for many people. I loved it, I love it, and I still play it occasionally when I'm bored. It, along with "Kick Ass", were misunderstood movies that just didn't get enough exposure to the public, I think.
Kick Ass: (see Scott Pilgrim above) Another great flick, based on a great "realistic comic series" by the same name. Loved it, enjoyed it, look forward to (hopefully) the sequel.
The Karate Kid: Will Smith's son is cast into the "remake" of the original Karate Kid movie with Ralph Macchio. Unfortunately, it had too may "ripped off" pieces from the original movie. It didn't work well for me. I could have lived without having seen it, or seeing it only at a $1 theater. Oh well.
Knight & Day: Tom Cruise tries to cash in on the (pardon the phrase) MILF factor. Mission Impossible meets How Stella Got Her Groove Back maybe? Eh. Nothing special.
Salt: Not bad, not great. Angelina as a programmed foreign agent. It just didn't hit me as "great". I enjoyed it, but could have waited for a dollar-theater showing.
Prince Of Persia: A fun flick, like watching the first 1990's "Mummy" flick when it first came out.
The Last Airbender: Fail. Epic fail. No sequels. Please.
The A-Team: A good reinvention of the classic 80's TV series. It worked overall. I understand that it is not (currently) set to have a sequel. That's unfortunate.
Killers: I think someone told Ashton Kutcher that Tom Cruise was making "Knight & Day" and Ashton wanted to upstage Tom so they rushed this movie out. It was only worth seeing in a dollar theater in my mind. Like a poor man's "Mr and Mrs Smith" but kinder and gentler. :-P
Date Night: I think this woman is "pretty hot" but this movie was not. Oh, Steve Carrell again. Explained. Done.
Jonah Hex: A decent comic-book turned movie, though I obviously am not up on my "Hex" lore because some aspects of the movie confused the comic-collector in me.
I can't really go much further than that. There are several more movies, but at this point, it would be vague memories. Wow, that's a long list.
2011-03-14
Catchup - Preview
Time to catchup. Going to post topics in separate posts to keep things orderly... in no particular order, movies, entertainment, love, family and more. Took a break from keeping my Journal up to date to concentrate on what's important. Thought about giving up the Journal after over 11 years, but figured it made more sense to just let it evolve as it has since 2000.
Here goes... starting with a pic of me with the woman I adore, cherish.. love! Jaimeleigh!
Here goes... starting with a pic of me with the woman I adore, cherish.. love! Jaimeleigh!
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