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Dusk, and just after, in the summertime is beautiful. :) Warm and dark and yummy smelling.

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I have yet to see a sunrise that can compare to a sunset ;)
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5pm: Woops....looks like i better walk the dog again :eek:

@SailorSaturn...i am the same way...do you have blue or green eyes? Daytime and sunny (dark shades) Daytime and overcast (amber lenses) Nightime driving (yellow lenses)...try sum of those out if you get the chance.....really helps me alot and here theres snow on the ground all winter so no shades no go outside :confused:
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I have no favorite day of time - I can live and does so at anytime depending on what I need to do.

Something I picked up in the army :cool:

I like both the hectical times around rushhour (reminds me of the stupidity of people), I like the senernity of night time ( I especially enjoy it if it is star-bright), I like the warmth (okay - haven't got much of this, save 2 months, in Denmark) of mid-noon and the times around sunset/sunrise.

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Originally posted by Sailor Saturn:
<STRONG>Before they broke, I'd wear my sunglasses at night when driving in heavy traffic.</STRONG>
I'm sure the Police look well upon THAT! :eek: :D :D :p
(I can imagine the police toughts... young girl driving at 1am wearing sunglass...drugo! :rolleyes: )

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Originally posted by Mr Snow:
<STRONG>I'm sure the Police look well upon THAT! :eek: :D :D :p
(I can imagine the police toughts... young girl driving at 1am wearing sunglass...drugo! :rolleyes: )</STRONG>
I'm not sure why but that reminds me of the time that a cop nearly blinded me by flashing his brights(headlights :p ) at me becaue it was midnight and I had forgotten to turn my headlights on. I didn't have my sunglasses on at the time, though. :D
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Well it used to be 2am where I can just relax, read a book and enjoy the cool breeze from the Chao Phraya River...

... till some couple moved in next to my room and started making "funny noises" :eek: at that appointed hour! :mad:
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6pm: cooking dinner...this takes like an hour everyday cause i don't like no TV dinners ;)

7pm: eating dinner...w0ot w0ot

btw....a "cop" is who turned me on to yellow shades at night...heh
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Originally posted by Maharlika:
<STRONG>Well it used to be 2am where I can just relax, read a book and enjoy the cool breeze from the Chao Phraya River...

... till some couple moved in next to my room and started making "funny noises" :eek: at that appointed hour! :mad: </STRONG>
Heh, I'm sure with a little effort (and an accomplice) you could beat them at their own game... :D ;)
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12-3 am, durring winter. Perfect calm everywhere, everyone's asleep, i can go for a walk or anything, and if i get in bed by three, i can wake up at a reasonable time, and not be tired.
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Originally posted by Georgi:
<STRONG>Heh, I'm sure with a little effort (and an accomplice) you could beat them at their own game... :D ;) </STRONG>
Image GREAT IDEA!!!

Now the problem is looking for THE accomplice.... :rolleyes:

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Originally posted by Maharlika:
<STRONG>Now the problem is looking for THE accomplice....</STRONG>
Tch, that's such a defeatist attitude... :rolleyes: :p ;)
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Originally posted by Georgi:
<STRONG>Tch, that's such a defeatist attitude... :rolleyes: :p ;) </STRONG>
Well, it isn't easy for a Paladin to find the THE right kind of accomplice :rolleyes: ...

...especially since my wife is at home in my country. :(
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Originally posted by Maharlika:
<STRONG>Well, it isn't easy for a Paladin to find the THE right kind of accomplice :rolleyes: ...

...especially since my wife is at home in my country. :( </STRONG>
i find blow-up dolls and make believe work just fine ;)
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