
Lynette Vella
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This lazy panda forgot to write something about itself.

Lynette Vella · commented on 2 posts
13 days ago

Try smiling.

Please remove the mole - people won't fixate on a small scar.

Lynette Vella · upvoted an item
14 days ago

get rid the llama style?

Lynette Vella · commented on 6 posts
2 months ago
I use one candle warmer in my house, and it's in my bedroom on low at night only when I'm in the room. Period. I love candles, but they are just too dangerous. So now all the other candles I have in my house are battery-operated and only on when I'm in the room (usually only during dinner parties).
When I told my doctor I was taking zince everyday, she told me to stop because it is easy to o******e on it.

Lynette Vella · upvoted 3 items
3 months ago

Fake as hell. Emails just magically printed themselves for dude to find. No one prints emails.

Children as collateral damage is uncool.

Lynette Vella · upvoted 5 items
3 months ago

Lynette Vella · commented on 3 posts
3 months ago

They don't want to disrupt their life, but are attracted to other women. However, I don't understand the cheaters who get married - maybe the couple had lived together before and he liked the domestic side or maybe, like Jesse James and Sandra Bullock, it doesn't matter who the guy is married to - he's still gonna cheat.

This doesn't make sense.

Lynette Vella · commented on 9 posts
11 months ago

I was 9 and my older sister was 12 when my brother was born; 4 years later, my sister was born. We older ones definitely lost our childhoods, and ended being caretakers. My older sister even married at 16 just to get out of the house; I, unfortunately, was left to deal with crazy, divorcing parents and babysitting the kids. I finally had some freedom when I started a part-time job and got a boyfriend at 15, but my mom still expected a lot from me. Once she told me she was going to Mexico with a man (my father had killed himself; she had left me behind with him when she moved out with the kids), and demanded I stay with them all weekend. I refused, but she still went thinking I would be guilted into staying. Well, I wasn't even home when she left because I was staying at my boyfriend's - she had to call a neighbor to look in them. And she had the nerve to be mad at me! Anyway, a year later she had a pretend marriage, and I was living on my own at 17.

This was me on a vacation to Greece - an Aussie man on a tour and I had a blast together for 3 weeks. He'd do thing like buy me baklava the first day and make sure I had a cup of coffee even though I slept through breakfast once. He'd sit beside me on the ferries, buses, and in restaurants with the two of us just talking away - one on a bus, he leaned over me to point out the window at a small chapel and said, "Someday I'm going to marry you in a church like that." I laughed because he was always being funny. Anyway, at the end in Istanbul, we exchanged info, hugs, and good-byes. I flew home to the States. A week later, back in Australia, he called and asked if he could stop by and see me on his to England. I said, "Sure." Turns out he had a three day stop-over in Singapore and couldn't stop thinking about me, so started looking at flights through my city to London. Well, he essentially never left except for the legality of things. We just celebrated our 15th wedding anniversary!

Lynette Vella · upvoted 10 items
12 months ago

This was me on a vacation to Greece - an Aussie man on a tour and I had a blast together for 3 weeks. He'd do thing like buy me baklava the first day and make sure I had a cup of coffee even though I slept through breakfast once. He'd sit beside me on the ferries, buses, and in restaurants with the two of us just talking away - one on a bus, he leaned over me to point out the window at a small chapel and said, "Someday I'm going to marry you in a church like that." I laughed because he was always being funny. Anyway, at the end in Istanbul, we exchanged info, hugs, and good-byes. I flew home to the States. A week later, back in Australia, he called and asked if he could stop by and see me on his to England. I said, "Sure." Turns out he had a three day stop-over in Singapore and couldn't stop thinking about me, so started looking at flights through my city to London. Well, he essentially never left except for the legality of things. We just celebrated our 15th wedding anniversary!

An Irish person ALWAYS shows up to the party

Lynette Vella · upvoted an item
12 months ago

and the wh@re you rode in on

