Never met Jane - and, frankly, don't want to either. Really, one of the other two musketeer-etts was going on about

Jane's totally white-space countertops...ya know, everything just ever so.  Not like the worked-in kitchens of us regular folks.  Here's the deal:  Jane is a widow, whose circumstances are solid - she doesn't have to work.  Unlike the other two musketeer-etts - one long divorced, and the other fixing to go through a gray one.  Sorry, but i smell an ego-boo agenda, on Jane's part, and so, am quite alright staying a.w.a.y!  

And yeah, it's nice to have a few (a few) acquaintances, to do an occasional (very occasional) lunch at the local diner - that is when all this stupid mask (hypochondriac) drama is finally behind us.  Hhmm, that is if the wickeds at the top don't concoct some other molecular brew to keep us faceless, but anyway...

Gramma told me long ago, marrieds are better to keep company with other marrieds - and so, conclude the same goes with other life circumstances.  Otherwise, there can be, and usually is, drama - if not active, then just waiting (perhaps, patiently, for years) to happen.  Uhm, thanks, but i'll pass.  Btw, Gram and Gramps were right about ALOT of things.

Yes, i have a careful, bordering-on-suspicious, nature.  In this fallen world, people will get over on you if you give em half a chance.  i am glad the Lord does not expect us to go gadding about - and that He is fine with women who choose to keep at home.  In other words, it's not a sin to go work, then come right home; it's not a sin to go for groceries, stop at the hardware store then come right home - and not leave until it's time for church.  His Bible warns us to be very cautious about who we socialize with.

Seriously, the last time i met a woman with whom i wanted to possibly be friends with - she said that people should read their Bibles, so the interest in Scripture (seasoned KJB preachers can hear a Scripture from the guy over at the feed store, and come away thinking, wow, never thought about that.  Must have read that Scripture 100 times...)  Anyway, knew i probably would not see her for awhile, because she belonged to another church.  But i was glad to have met her.

Well, turns out, she shape-shifted very much so - evidently, both inward and outward.  She was not only no longer interested, she was downright hostile.  i asked if her father had two daughters, and was told no.