Posted by kcm.MN on April 30, 2017 at 11:33:14 from (174.219.17.186):
I was headed back home yesterday when I happened to see this VERY cute little lady standing out by the street. I had the time, so figured I'd stop and pass the time with her. Boy, she was a purdy thing! ...At least from a distance. As I got closer, however, it became clear that maybe she wasn't as young as I had first imagined. She had new clothes on - RED!! Seemed to have a nice personality but was a bit of a motormouth. She just ran and ran and ran! I tried to overlook her flaws but, the more I looked her over, the more I just couldn't ignore some of her "less redeeming" qualities. For example, I noticed her shoes. Oh, they -- were -- bad!! Looked like they'd been sitting out in a fence row for a couple of decades. I don't think even Salvation Army would have accepted them! And as my eyes gazed across the curves of her body, I just couldn't help but notice how her make-up was just thrown on without much care. She had make-up where it just shouldn't be!
Well, I finally decided that if I wanted to save my marriage, I'd best forget this li'l gal and head on back home. Oh, she "did" allow me to take a few pics though. Hope you enjoy. I know I did!!
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