Canadian Girls
Posted: Mon Jan 02, 2017 2:58 pm
Greetings from Canada!
Well, I seem to have completely overlooked this particular forum... better late than never.
I have been an owner for some time and lessons learned... many more forgotten with time. At Present, I share my living space with two wonderful ladies I adopted in 2016. For those members interested in seeing them, I have a link to them in my signature.
Jenny and Jennifer are just wonderful companions, and actually remind me of my ex-wives... though the house is now a whole lot quieter. LOLZ.
I am retired Army, and enjoyed 23 years service before I finally had quite enough. Nowadays, I work in an automotive import workshop with a great bunch of guys. We're small in number, but service our customer's vehicles with pride in workmanship. Nowadays, Customer Service is what customers want, and we deliver with personalized service.
I like to spend my off-time hours being a computer geek and amateur photographer, and have only recently re-examined the need for companionship. My Girls fit that bill perfectly. The eye candy is great, and the silence is golden. They have been worth every penny I spent to get their adoptions processed.
Notwithstanding, sharing living space with two women is never easy, but my girls don't leave a trail of discarded clothing in their wake. They don't cook, nor clean, not even do windows... But prefer to quietly converse between themselves while I watch NCIS on Download. As a side project, I have been doing experiments with carbon fibre and aluminum tubing with a wide array of prosthetic joints in the hope of creating a light weight, yet strong skeleton that could possibly be the next generation of manufacturing in the doll industry... or just smoke & mirrors... who knows at this point.
Anyway, here I am... throw copious amounts of worldly praise, or an honest sequence of letters, words, or symbols that express your own prose thus establishing a line of communication.
Cheers, Mate.
Well, I seem to have completely overlooked this particular forum... better late than never.
I have been an owner for some time and lessons learned... many more forgotten with time. At Present, I share my living space with two wonderful ladies I adopted in 2016. For those members interested in seeing them, I have a link to them in my signature.
Jenny and Jennifer are just wonderful companions, and actually remind me of my ex-wives... though the house is now a whole lot quieter. LOLZ.
I am retired Army, and enjoyed 23 years service before I finally had quite enough. Nowadays, I work in an automotive import workshop with a great bunch of guys. We're small in number, but service our customer's vehicles with pride in workmanship. Nowadays, Customer Service is what customers want, and we deliver with personalized service.
I like to spend my off-time hours being a computer geek and amateur photographer, and have only recently re-examined the need for companionship. My Girls fit that bill perfectly. The eye candy is great, and the silence is golden. They have been worth every penny I spent to get their adoptions processed.
Notwithstanding, sharing living space with two women is never easy, but my girls don't leave a trail of discarded clothing in their wake. They don't cook, nor clean, not even do windows... But prefer to quietly converse between themselves while I watch NCIS on Download. As a side project, I have been doing experiments with carbon fibre and aluminum tubing with a wide array of prosthetic joints in the hope of creating a light weight, yet strong skeleton that could possibly be the next generation of manufacturing in the doll industry... or just smoke & mirrors... who knows at this point.
Anyway, here I am... throw copious amounts of worldly praise, or an honest sequence of letters, words, or symbols that express your own prose thus establishing a line of communication.
Cheers, Mate.
It's ok that they don't cook, clean, or do windows. Most real women these days can't/won't do those things either! 
pic 1 my fav