SamuraiDave,
Jennifer & Jessica went to rent a movie. If you will send Terry an e-mail at T_Sarki@yahoo.com I will e-mail you a pic. They should be back soon.
Sandi if you have a Photoshop or other pix program on your computer you can just store the pic in a file as a jpeg and I think gif.
Then when you come here and post you hit the "Browse" button at the bottom and then it will take you to your own photoshop where you can double tap the jpeg and it will send it over here.
That way you don't have to have a website to send the pic to.
If I can do it you most certainly can.
That's right, Jennifer was standing next to Sigskag when I met her at the convention. I thought Sig was married to her! Oops!!
So are they going to pose with Giant kuks with satin covers in the first edition of 'The Sarki Shop Magazine'? When it gets going full time of course...
Nope, not married... I was the only single girl at the convention, other than my 12 and 6 year old nieces. Jessica wasnt there; Sandi wants to know if you think that we could fix her up with Spectre.
I dont know much about Spectre, but if I wasn't 600 miles away I'd buy her dinner in a heartbeat. I don't see why she has trouble picking guys up... I think she is cool as all heyl
Unfortunately in some respects, Spectre will be in Basic training next month, and has no idea where he'll be stationed. He likes to write, and would love a pen pal, though!
Would she understand you getting a Jessica?
Thats sweet Dave... I dont have trouble picking up guys. I just have trouble keeping them. For some reason guys dont seem to like it very much when a girl can show them up, or they just get on my nerves so I have to tell them to take a hike. Its too bad you are 600 miles away... I could go for some dinner about now.
Jennifer, I'd agree with your comment that most guys have a problem with girls showing them up, but if he's going to be a "keeper", he shouldn't have this problem at all. Some gals at work got into this situation, in some cases had kids, and wound up with messy divorces to go through.
Relationships are a mutual effort; both parties have to contribute equally and take graciously what is offered. As relationships are also dynamic, both parties have to work constantly at improving it, otherwise one runs the risk of failure.
Think of it as a big adventure where the focus is on the journey as opposed to the goal...
So much for today's editorial, back to the khukuris!
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