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OK s,
In the words of one of "my" personal favourite gurus ... "If you've had enough "chicken soup for the soul" ... How about some "Irish Stew For The Mind???"


and now, back to the "gender" thing ... For Marda, It's not Paisley "or" Plaid, It's Paisley "and" Plaid, but not at the same time please, unless you're "Don Cherry"
You See, Marda "Is"/"Be"s a totally/fully "SEXUAL HUMAN" , not necessarily divisible by "mere technicalities"
Now, "More important" "to me", than "what you "are"" , is "How Do You "feel""
Love/Marda

yes: not at the same time

I do like paisley, but now I think about it I don't have any. Time to go shopping

Ralitsa wrote:yes: not at the same time

I do like paisley, but now I think about it I don't have any. Time to go shopping

I just landed 3 paisley bras from LaSENZA, and have a 4th on order ... I'm thinking that they're going to be my spring/summer trademark although 2 of them were actually outdated stock on "clearance" ... my newest fothis season also came with matching "cheekies" ... "really COMFY" AND CUTE

Love/Marda

I have a long velvet paisley gypsie skirt, and a separate unrelated cami-type top.

Never knew the pattern was called paisley. Thanks!

Marda wrote:OK s,
In the words of one of "my" personal favourite gurus ... "If you've had enough "chicken soup for the soul" ... How about some "Irish Stew For The Mind???"


and now, back to the "gender" thing ... For Marda, It's not Paisley "or" Plaid, It's Paisley "and" Plaid, but not at the same time please, unless you're "Don Cherry"
You See, Marda "Is"/"Be"s a totally/fully "SEXUAL HUMAN" , not necessarily divisible by "mere technicalities"
Now, "More important" "to me", than "what you "are"" , is "How Do You "feel""
Love/Marda

Marda "Is"/"Be"s a totally/fully "SEXUAL HUMAN" , ... I Mean, "Isn't "This" the "Real" Issue??? ... as opposed to "Which "Pump" you pull up to at the gas station???
"I'm MARDA and , "I'm "High Octane" All The Way

GET My "DRift" Love/Marda

Paisley has an interesting history see http://www.paisley.org.uk/paisley-histo ... y-pattern/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; He has had a number of paisley ties, waistcoats and a couple of scarves, so I tend to associate paisley pattern with more masculine garments.

Paula G wrote:Paisley has an interesting history see http://www.paisley.org.uk/paisley-histo ... y-pattern/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; He has had a number of paisley ties, waistcoats and a couple of scarves,


so I tend to associate paisley pattern with more masculine garments.

That's OK, "You Can "Get Over It"
Love/Marda