And what country can preserve its liberties if their rulers are not warned from time to time that their people preserve the spirit of resistance? Let them take arms. The remedy is to set them right as to facts, pardon and pacify them. What signify a few lives lost in a century or two? The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.
Driving that motorcycle in the snow I hope she's wearing a all-round helmet to protect that face. I notice that since the beginning of the week I'm not getting the email notifications for comments. What's up?
My wife was/is like this cute chick. She’s 72 now and the same way only 100% miserable because things are more difficult. Nothing but bitching about everything. Be forewarned. Beauty has a price.
My wife was also the woman of my dreams when she was in her 20s. Long brown hair and the best looking woman I had ever seen. Like your bride, she's now 72 and has MS and Lymphedema and can be very difficult at times due to the pain she suffers constantly. But my job is to support her and do the best I can to try to keep her thinking positive while dealing with her bad moods. In a way, it's what I signed up for when I married her almost 40 years ago. To me, she's still the fabulous babe she was when I first met her.
Beautiful Woman for sure. Standing by a bike does not make you a rider no more than standing by a plane makes you a pilot. (Especially a rider comfortable in riding in snow and ice.) She may have just stopped for a photo and got back in her Benz. Her well-fitting clothes (pants) appear to be a bit light for riding in the snow or even spending much time in the snow. I have ridden some interesting conditions / terrain on my Africa Twin and I was always helmeted and wore a lot of protection in terms of jacket, pants, and gloves. Anyhoo... easy on the eyes and the scene is cool. Would like to be there for several reasons.
We are high school sweethearts, married when I was 24, she at 21. Been married for 45 years and counting. Not ALL roses, but we've worked through it and are committed to each other and our Holy God, to whom we made a promise those many years ago. We have 6 grand kids, each a LOVE of our lives. We still have our health(mostly). I pray we continue 'til it's time. You as well...
My wife was that beautiful when we got married 42 years ago. She was 20, me 22. We had a rough go at first - barely made it past the first 2 years, then crashed and almost burned at 7, but we stuck it out and never gave up on each other. Had to swallow our pride but somehow we made it. I always felt like she was out of my league, but I guess she wasn't. Today, she is just as beautiful and I love her for what she is and what she has become. God is good. We have two kids and two grandkids - life is good and gets better and better. Running our annual 5k next Saturday. - Eddie
Above my pay grade...
ReplyDeleteThat's one to take home to meet mom...
ReplyDeleteyeah, but watch out for dad
DeleteMeet Mom? How old are you?
DeleteWow
ReplyDeleteA beautiful girl who appears to be comfortable in the outdoors. Nice.
ReplyDeletewowzer, she is naturally beautiful
ReplyDeleteDriving that motorcycle in the snow I hope she's wearing a all-round helmet to protect that face.
ReplyDeleteI notice that since the beginning of the week I'm not getting the email notifications for comments. What's up?
Who knows? Blogspot acts up, then it doesn't.
DeletePhwoar
ReplyDeleteVery nice smile!
ReplyDeleteThat certainly is my kind of woman!!!
ReplyDelete***Yaw-zah!!!***
My wife was/is like this cute chick. She’s 72 now and the same way only 100% miserable because things are more difficult. Nothing but bitching about everything. Be forewarned. Beauty has a price.
ReplyDeleteMy wife was also the woman of my dreams when she was in her 20s. Long brown hair and the best looking woman I had ever seen. Like your bride, she's now 72 and has MS and Lymphedema and can be very difficult at times due to the pain she suffers constantly. But my job is to support her and do the best I can to try to keep her thinking positive while dealing with her bad moods. In a way, it's what I signed up for when I married her almost 40 years ago.
DeleteTo me, she's still the fabulous babe she was when I first met her.
Yes. For better or worse. God will honor your attitude and witness, Elmo.
DeleteYep it’s in the contract fine print
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful Woman for sure. Standing by a bike does not make you a rider no more than standing by a plane makes you a pilot. (Especially a rider comfortable in riding in snow and ice.) She may have just stopped for a photo and got back in her Benz. Her well-fitting clothes (pants) appear to be a bit light for riding in the snow or even spending much time in the snow. I have ridden some interesting conditions / terrain on my Africa Twin and I was always helmeted and wore a lot of protection in terms of jacket, pants, and gloves. Anyhoo... easy on the eyes and the scene is cool. Would like to be there for several reasons.
ReplyDeleteElmo,
ReplyDeleteMy wife is also a major babe(in my eyes).
We are high school sweethearts, married when I was 24, she at 21. Been married for 45 years and counting. Not ALL roses, but we've worked through it and are committed to each other and our Holy God, to whom we made a promise those many years ago. We have 6 grand kids, each a LOVE of our lives. We still have our health(mostly). I pray we continue 'til it's time. You as well...
She has a beautiful face. Amazing what AI image generators can do.
ReplyDeleteMy wife was that beautiful when we got married 42 years ago. She was 20, me 22. We had a rough go at first - barely made it past the first 2 years, then crashed and almost burned at 7, but we stuck it out and never gave up on each other. Had to swallow our pride but somehow we made it. I always felt like she was out of my league, but I guess she wasn't. Today, she is just as beautiful and I love her for what she is and what she has become. God is good. We have two kids and two grandkids - life is good and gets better and better. Running our annual 5k next Saturday. - Eddie
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