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4 comments posted.

Re: Lady Seductress's Ball (9:02am December 19, 2011):

I love the Neiman Marcus cookies. The recipe I have makes such a big batch, I
need my husband to stir the stiff dough because it's too hard for me to do it
alone. But I gotta say, it's a good thing it makes so many cookies because they
disappear so quickly, if there weren't so many, I'd never get to eat any! My
daughter also makes amazing ginger snaps that are sinful when you pair them
up with a great cup of coffee!

Re: Wild Thing (10:40am December 5, 2011):

@ May - If two people are total opposites, and not just opposite sides of the
same coin, you're probably right, which is why we have a 53% divorce rate.
Luckily Toni and Hunter don't have that problem.

@ Sue - I think there are those with a lot in common that have wonderful
relationships, but I don't think it's a necessity.

Re: Wild Thing (10:33am December 5, 2011):

@ Barbara - I couldn't agree more. I think they have to have the same moral
compass but everything else is up for grabs...

@ Tracie - Opposites tend to have symbiotic relationships--at least it's that way
with me and my DH.

@ Darci - Exactly, and it's true too!

@ Sigrun - Complimenting is a good thing. I cook, my husband cleans--it
works for us. I'm so glad you can related to Toni and Hunter. I just adore those
two!

@ Ashley - I have to agree with you. Major life decisions are a good thing to
agree on.

@ Mary - I guess you're right but part of being in a relationship is give and take.
I think if you get that down, you're golden!

@ Margorie --Sometimes opposite is not quite so opposite--just different sides
of the same coin. I like to think that in essentials people are more alike than
not.

@ Renee - I'm so glad you think so. I remember my mother telling me "There's
only room in the mirror for one." In our case, it's there's only room on the
microphone for one. I married a real quiet guy too--but I sometimes wonder if
it's because he can't get a word in edgewise!

@Shirley -- I think if it works, it usually works very well. Or at least it has in my
case (knock wood) we just celebrated our 22nd anniversary a few weeks ago.

@ Karen - That's wonderful, Karen. Isn't it lovely to see your family so happy?
That's the dream I have for my kids--three teenagers just putting their toes into
the dating pool.

@ Debbie -- That's a very good point. I think one of the things that attracted
me so much to my husband (and Hunter for that matter) is that they both were
so comfortable in their own skin, and Toni and I were not.

@ Dawn--Me too, Dawn!

@ Leticia - Maybe you're right. I'm enjoying the ride and I think Toni and Hunter
are too!

Re: The Virtuoso (2:39pm November 2, 2011):

I'm so excited to have two more Grace Burrowes books to read. Off to download
Lady Sophie...I already took care of downloading Val's book earlier. Now to find
the time to read.

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