Come on back home Lisa. I've been here in Tennessee for twelve years now and Abso-f***ing-lutely love it. Not hard to find scenes around here like the one in the picture. What a wonderful month October is here. :-)
Now where is that wood-burning fire. Aahhh, *Big Sigh*
And if the piccies in the formar post were ugly, this is stunning @c@ Geez....it makes me want to rip out my paint and cover this place in orange and yellow....lol
*Checks the labels on the oil paint* Sowwries Trée, if you'd eat this you wouldn't live past dinner :( I can always paint with that lingonberry jam instead...
Autumn is beautiful, inside and out, of that I totally agree Y. Perhaps there is a lake at the end of the trail. Let's bring a blanket and some wine just in case. ;-)
Yes, mystery, is a good thing. The imagination, the mental aspect, is everything. Give me a woman who can excite my imagination, as long as she is wearing black garters with a bottle of red wine of course, and then time stands still and the secrets of the universe are revealed. Silk sheets are optional. ;-)
Trée, I was just out for a walk in Autumn. The leaves are turning colours and it's pretty, but it's also f***ing cold. 12c, or for you, 53-54F. If it stayed that way, okay, but it's only going to get worse. -20c in winter here is pretty normal (that's -4F). So I'm never too happy to see Autumn. Despite all its glory.
Oh, and please tell Servus he can try sending his pictures to me, only I don't promise anything ;)
Y, some of the things I'm thinking right now are illegal in several states, but perfectly legal in the state of imagination, the state of mystery, the state of playful repartee ;-)
Thanks for being such a wonderful willing partner. I'll keep our relationship discreet--;-)
Mmm, I felt a slight shiver at being called "baby." :-)
You bring the blanket and I'll bring the wine, red, of course. I got a special pillow I'll bring too. Don't ask, it has to be demonstrated to be appreciated k. ;-)
Oh k, you ain't seen nothing yet sweetie. Don't be late, the walk to the lake has to be taken at just the right time to appreciate the colors--blushing included. ;-)
That is a beautiful picture Tree. I've recently started taking my two little troopers out in the countryside. It's hard to get a two year old and a five year old to appreciate nature. Hopefully in years to come they will.
That makes me homesick for Tennessee. :(
ReplyDeleteCome on back home Lisa. I've been here in Tennessee for twelve years now and Abso-f***ing-lutely love it. Not hard to find scenes around here like the one in the picture. What a wonderful month October is here. :-)
ReplyDeleteNow where is that wood-burning fire. Aahhh, *Big Sigh*
I'm up for a walk! :D
ReplyDeleteAnd if the piccies in the formar post were ugly, this is stunning @c@
ReplyDeleteGeez....it makes me want to rip out my paint and cover this place in orange and yellow....lol
Sherri, jump on your bike, clothing optional, and meet me at the street corner. I know a great little trail we can take. ;-)
ReplyDeleteChrista, is that edible paint by any chance. ;-)
I'm on my way! Just let me grab the camera! Sounds like it could be some beautiful scenery.
ReplyDeleteYep, my thoughts exactly. :-)
ReplyDelete*Checks the labels on the oil paint* Sowwries Trée, if you'd eat this you wouldn't live past dinner :(
ReplyDeleteI can always paint with that lingonberry jam instead...
HEY!
ReplyDeleteWait for me!
I want to come for the walk there too...
A, I've been yelling your name for hours . . .where have you been LOL. Come on, it is Autumn after all. ;-)
ReplyDeleteYou have? Sorry, didn't hear you. On my way...
ReplyDeleteOh wow! I would love too...! (smiling) :-)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful picture Tree...!! I love the beauty of Autumn... (sigh)
Autumn is beautiful, inside and out, of that I totally agree Y. Perhaps there is a lake at the end of the trail. Let's bring a blanket and some wine just in case. ;-)
ReplyDeleteHA! you are a tease... !!
ReplyDeleteTease, Moi? lol, Only from a distance my darlin, only from a distance. ;-)
ReplyDeleteRed or white? I prefer red, and I like my reds aged with a hint of mystery--LOL.
Red of course... lol... It is my favorite too...! ;-) A little mystery is always a good thing, don't you think?... :-)
ReplyDeleteYes, mystery, is a good thing. The imagination, the mental aspect, is everything. Give me a woman who can excite my imagination, as long as she is wearing black garters with a bottle of red wine of course, and then time stands still and the secrets of the universe are revealed. Silk sheets are optional. ;-)
ReplyDeleteTrée, I was just out for a walk in Autumn. The leaves are turning colours and it's pretty, but it's also f***ing cold. 12c, or for you, 53-54F. If it stayed that way, okay, but it's only going to get worse. -20c in winter here is pretty normal (that's -4F). So I'm never too happy to see Autumn. Despite all its glory.
ReplyDeleteOh, and please tell Servus he can try sending his pictures to me, only I don't promise anything ;)
Melly, actually it was JC who was trying to get me to post some of his pictures. I'll let him know you might be open to what he has to offer. lol
ReplyDeleteYou know, servus did send me some pics too. Mmm . . .and I thought this was my blog--lol.
HA! Back to the black garter again huh?? LOL... Oh my...!
ReplyDeleteY, I'm a simple man. I don't ask for much. LOL
ReplyDelete>>Melly, actually it was JC who was trying to get me to post some of his pictures. I'll let him know you might be open to what he has to offer. lol<<
ReplyDeleteYes, it was me. Four years ago, I started a "Friday Night" thread at VooDooPC.com.
I think I called it the "HTML Mastery" thread. Some of us posted pics of Ladies that were truly amazing. It was an art form.
After a few posts by Zulu and myself, other Members of the Mutthaboards at VooDoo PC began to understand what we were trying to "show".
No smut, nothing "showing", yet they were the finest pics shown on any Board I have ever seen.
Black and White photos as well as full color.
On late Sundays, we would delete our pics. VooDoo PC saw this and accepted this policy.
Getting back to the pics that were shown there ...
I'll just state that it was the most sensual thread I have ever seen on any Board. Even Ladies made comments about the erotic pics.
The kind of pics that made your mind race ... as well as your pulse.
JC
HA! I can see your point Darlin'...!
ReplyDeleteWe women did create the tease, didn't we?!! lol ;-)
Y, are you sure that's my point you are seeing. Surely, dear, you must come a little closer. lol
ReplyDeleteHA! Oh my... You should be outlawed! lol...! (blushing...) :-)
ReplyDeleteY, some of the things I'm thinking right now are illegal in several states, but perfectly legal in the state of imagination, the state of mystery, the state of playful repartee ;-)
ReplyDeleteThanks for being such a wonderful willing partner. I'll keep our relationship discreet--;-)
(blushing...) It's always my pleasure darlin'... ;-)
ReplyDeleteSweet dreams my sweet ;-)
ReplyDeleteLoking at the breathtaking colours, I would love to...but summer is around the corner here and I'm off to the beach!
ReplyDeleteI don't stay away long. I still go home twice a year. I have a son who lives there too.
ReplyDeleteI am SO there. I wish ;-) Beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteLisa, welcome back. Tennessee is a good place to come home to.
ReplyDeleteKaren, me too!
May I tag along? :o)
ReplyDeletek, Abso-f***ing-lutely! ;-)
ReplyDeleteWe can do the extra credit bit down by the lake. ;-)
Oh, baby! I'll bring a blanket--it looks like it might be kind of cool out there. :o)
ReplyDeleteMmm, I felt a slight shiver at being called "baby." :-)
ReplyDeleteYou bring the blanket and I'll bring the wine, red, of course. I got a special pillow I'll bring too. Don't ask, it has to be demonstrated to be appreciated k. ;-)
You're making me blush. :o)
ReplyDeleteOh k, you ain't seen nothing yet sweetie. Don't be late, the walk to the lake has to be taken at just the right time to appreciate the colors--blushing included. ;-)
ReplyDeleteI'll be there. :o) But not tonight. I'm going to bed. Nite, nite.
ReplyDeleteSweet dreams k. I didn't pop the cork, on the wine that is, so we are good for another day. ;-)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful picture - makes me wanna be there! :)
ReplyDeleteI'll stop and get another bottle on my way home, Trée, in case that one doesn't last. :o)
ReplyDeleteThat is a beautiful picture Tree. I've recently started taking my two little troopers out in the countryside. It's hard to get a two year old and a five year old to appreciate nature. Hopefully in years to come they will.
ReplyDeleteUniversal, thanks for the kind words. The older I get the more I notice and appreciate the beauty in nature. Thanks for stopping by.
ReplyDeleteBtw, what program do you use to create the special effects on your photos?