I've Decided
Given my brief, but highly fruitful trip across the pond (*wink-wink*), I've decided that I want to immediately adopt some bits of their culture.
For instance...I ADORED having the men call me, Love.
"Can I take your name Love?"
"Would you like another Love?"
"Good to meet you Love."
*Swoon*
Then...there was the whole kiss on the cheek bit. Dear God in heaven...I wasn't expecting that but let me just tell you...there is something SO sexy about a man (preferably a nice looking fellow) taking your hand in his and gently resting his face against yours. The warmth of his skin brushing against your cheek...the feeling of his breath against your ear....
It-was-hot.
Is it getting warm in here or is it just me?
posted by Lindsey @ 12/11/2006 10:19:00 PM
24 Comments:
awwwwwww u deserve it Love ;-)
(not sure if u want to hear that word from me LOL)
Keshi.
My ex is a Brit and I can't stand the accents anymore. Totally ruined them for me ... sigh.
u and pixie need to get married already.
ur both single and obviously hot in ur underwear regions for eachother.
geez.
it doesn't take a wizard to figure it out.
Glad to see you are feeling better :)
Yeah, this would seem like decent proof that you're getting a bit better. I say go with the dog, a decent one is easier to find. Cheers & Good Luck! 'VJ'
My gay friend always calls me love....and it still gets my rocks off. I agree, let's bring it on this way!!!
The kissing too. I need to get it somewhere...
The British make me swoon too..
(sigh)
:-)
They do that in Latin countries too. Trust me, mi amor, I KNOW!!!!!! choooooooooow!
May I add to that sexy lexicon?
"Brilliant!" Instead of cool.
"Knackered" instead of tired. Sounds naughty.
knackered comes from lopping your knackers off...your knackers are a gender specific item that men often fiddle with and rearrange
just so as you know ;)
and love
you know fu is right ;)
just come north --- there's that to be had up here! (and it is quite lovely, really)
You've always been hot, darlin'. (Sorry, I "love" you later when you least expect it).
Now the cheek thing will just get me slapped. :)
Oh god...you're too much.
sounds like another trip may be the perfect antidote.
I like that. We need to bring it to the US.
Well, I live here and I gotta tell you, if it weren't for my family i'd trade you in a heartbeat. American guys are HAAAWWWT!!
Especially southerners, damn their accents get me every time. My ex was frokm North Carolina, and he only had to speak to get my motor running!
good on ya, love!
Making me warm for sure!
I'm not keen on all the British accents, sometimes they really rub me the wrong way.
Also, cheek kissing as a matter of course is not as good as it's cracked up to be, I'd rather not cheek kiss most people. Toronto is a cheek kissing optional kind of place, so I'll do it if the other person initiates or with people I want to kiss on the cheek, but, otherwise, I don't.
I'm with you - I love the Brits. Love. Them.
sounds like a romantic escapade :}
good for u!
that's what u were doing all this time! hahah
Your oh-so-hot account of the situation just made my head spin, Linny. I love when they call you "love." Adding to that is that there is something in the American southern accents that make "baby," actually sound sweet. I can't describe it, but when the rest of the world says it, it sounds sleazy...what is it about the slow southern drawl that makes it appealing?
Drives me crazy, when anyone I don't know calls me things like that. :-D
So glad you have such positive memories of London though, means you might come back one day - and if you do, Lindsey, now way am I missing out on meeting you this time around.
Good to see you up and about so to speak - hope you're all better.
Have a an absolutely fabulous weekend!!
Morbid doesn't like us, maybe rightly so...
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