Tundras live: Dumb Dad Jokes, Incorrect Opinions, and Relationship Advice.

https://youtu.be/M5QGkOGZubQ?si=IBpMxz2kekpUn-Hh

 

And there is a DAM good reason for that

 

Very late to the discussion but I have been fortunate to visit a number of countries - France, England, Ireland, No. Ireland, Italy, Canada (I'll through it in but somewhat home), Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Antarctica, Falkland Islands, Rwanda, Tanzania (excluding stopovers) - mostly for photography although more in depth visits. There are some beautiful parts of the world and there are some great people but there are also great places to visit in the US/Canada as well. I need to pick up a couple more continents (only 5 of 7 at this point).

 

Got it...

 

I don't want to see your bewbs, I already have @OldGuy03 for that

 

We she topless, or just enjoying the scenery too??

 

I agree a lot w/this, but there's some places that I still need to venture to. I don't want the touristy shit, but I do want to experience small town culture and folks in certain areas... There's some incredible history, architecture and people throughout the world

 

I understand where you're coming from here, but just make sure you're not completely closed off if the right one just happens to present itself/herself/himself (fuck I'm not sure what's proper to say anymore; plus it's June now )...

Seriously, just don't close yourself off so much that you miss an incredible opportunity w/the right person. Marriage is always work and sacrifice, but when you're with the right one, it's right; it's not about molding or settling or just giving in.... Two people w/common interests and more important common goals and aspirations can be very rewarding and successful

 

Devil's advocate on this... For the most part, I don't trust people either. I understand and trust dogs far more than people; especially hard, serious dogs that are highly driven and as close to a feral, predatory being as you can get while still being social enough (and some being highly social or highly pack driven) to have a mutually dependent relationship. That being said, it has made my expectations of humans and relationships difficult to tolerate because humans never live up to those expectations and the experiences that I've had w/my dogs....

It's okay to be aloof and suspicious of folks as they enter your life, but again, sometime you come across someone who is truly genuine and only interested in sharing experiences and a better life w/you.

Since you're a dog person, think of it this way... Many dogs are instinctually trusting, some are very defensive and aloof of people based on how they are wired or past experiences. However, almost all of them desire some form of a strong pack affiliation, and if they are willing to put themselves out for the chance of finding the right relationship, maybe it's okay for you to be open to do the same

 

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I said those exact words UNTIL my 'Lil Girl moved overseas....

Con went over for the birth of our 1st grandbaby and we both went for the 2nd...

Traveling from the good Old U.S.A to China opened this Old Man's eyes.... We are still "Infants" in this cultural life style compared to Folks that

have been "At it" for 1000's of years instead of hundreds

Their family dynamic is awesome to watch even when you don't speak a "Lick of Mandarin" and Folks, we need to suck it up about traffic jams

Back to your point @GODZILLA , Yes sir, we LIVE in America and need to get off our asses to Enjoy it...

Sadly the days of "America passes" on Greyhound are long gone......Yes , I'm that dam old but have traveled this country shore to shore care

of that Silver Dog ....a few times

 

Yes.. and yes

 

That's awesome, and not in a perverted way like @Azblue

Just awesome that she's comfortable with herself and with her relationship w/you and able to just enjoy the environment and vibe that's going on around her....

PS>>> If you guys ever want to go camping, hit me up

 

Sorry to hear, man. I know how tough that is. Stay strong and if there's any way we can help, let us know.

 

Our thoughts and prayers are with you! I hope it's not too late for you to say goodbye.

 

Unless you hear otherwise or receive information that would leave you feeling like you shouldn't go, I'd make plans to get there immediately; especially if you are close to her at all.

If it ends up being a false alarm... no harm; no foul.

But, if you're correct and you don't go, you may regret not taking the opportunity to say goodbye...

This sucks, and I'm sorry you are having to go through this...

 

Fuck man, sorry

 

Where is she?

 

Sorry to hear. I lost an uncle last month. Good to spend as much time with your people as you can. Book flights.