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Alone time,set a nice scene. Have a bath together a few drinks, candles.Basic but nice. Tha'ts what I'd do, and want
And of course

Sounds soooo nice particular the alone time oooh yeah..

Hi, I just got into your forums from your side if you know what I mean, different interface

PT how was your trip

Hiya PT, the Irish get everywhere

Apoligies twodags for the hijack "take me to New Zealand" no jet lag bit the duty free is only magic, cool purple top to page. different width as well. Dya like my accent?

I have never accesed the New Zeland forum before, usally all we get is Aussie/NZ

Ok everyone continue on as usual, ignore the hijacker, there is no alert, The Irish invade New Zeland and make it to the first pub and get a little thirsty

The best pub in town is Kizzys - probably no one there now, but its a help yourself and leave the key when you leave place if no ones around.

Opening hours are fun, table top stripping, wet t shirt you know the usual night out in Dublin

Wet tshirts in this bloddy climate, not a chance, doing well just to get the women to undress to get in the sack

try and undo hijack, I reckon Women like men who do it, that is go for it whatever it is, show ba**s.

What about me, it isn't fair
I've had enough now, cos the
Irish jacker trashed my thread i want my share
Can't you see i want your post
But you just take more than you give

What about me..

Doer and not a gonna yeah.

Aw don't cry I'm quite sure a wonderful woman shall come and wipe your tears marry you and then clean you out

The bitch already has cleaned me out but she didnt take this

8===============D

peeeee

Nite sxc im off to fantasize over the boot lady..

- thought this was going to be another go to jail thread

think I'll wait and see.


In answer to your question and to get you back on track: making time to be alone together - its the only thing that counts, lazy nights infront of a roaring fire, taking baths together , sitting on the bonnet of his truck watching the sun set over the bay of plenty.