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I’ve been following the rates of vaccination here in Canada very closely and it appears if the imports of Pfizer and Maderna vaccines continue to increase as expected, everyone who wants one and is eligible will have received their first dose by the end of June. That leaves the second doses still to be done and they may begin early July or even a bit earlier.
 
I don’t see bars and restaurants opening here in Ontario before people can show they have their second shots. Don’t know about how Quebec will play it.
 
Interesting that today the feds conceded that the Pfizer and Maderna are superior to either Astra Zeneca or J&J and that if people wanted to wait to get the former when they become available that would be fine. Up to now they have been saying take whatever is offered first. Big climb down.
 
There will be increasing pressure to open the border to those who are fully vaccinated but the imbalance between the numbers in the US and Canada will make this politically difficult for Canada.

I don’t know how the other party feels about your “arrangement” but it sounds to me like this may be a case of less is more.

I don’t know how the other party feels about your “arrangement” but it sounds to me like this may be a case of less is more.

Nice geographic spread as well. Most parts of America are covered, especially with Sam joining from the heartland.
 
I don't know how relevant that is in today's world of communications but our places of residence do shape our outlook to some extent, especially as we live in such large countries (Canada and USA) geographically.

I’ve been following the rates of vaccination here in Canada very closely and it appears if the imports of Pfizer and Maderna vaccines continue to increase as expected, everyone who wants one and is eligible will have received their first dose by the end of June. That leaves the second doses still to be done and they may begin early July or even a bit earlier.
 
I don’t see bars and restaurants opening here in Ontario before people can show they have their second shots. Don’t know about how Quebec will play it.
 
Interesting that today the feds conceded that the Pfizer and Maderna are superior to either Astra Zeneca or J&J and that if people wanted to wait to get the former when they become available that would be fine. Up to now they have been saying take whatever is offered first. Big climb down.
 
There will be increasing pressure to open the border to those who are fully vaccinated but the imbalance between the numbers in the US and Canada will make this politically difficult for Canada.

I’ve been following the rates of vaccination here in Canada very closely and it appears if the imports of Pfizer and Maderna vaccines continue to increase as expected, everyone who wants one and is eligible will have received their first dose by the end of June. That leaves the second doses still to be done and they may begin early July or even a bit earlier.
 
I don’t see bars and restaurants opening here in Ontario before people can show they have their second shots. Don’t know about how Quebec will play it.
 
Interesting that today the feds conceded that the Pfizer and Maderna are superior to either Astra Zeneca or J&J and that if people wanted to wait to get the former when they become available that would be fine. Up to now they have been saying take whatever is offered first. Big climb down.
 
There will be increasing pressure to open the border to those who are fully vaccinated but the imbalance between the numbers in the US and Canada will make this politically difficult for Canada.

Great stories. I wonder how I would have handled the first encounter. My mischievous side would have urged me on to completing the transaction. But then my sober side would have said no way if we were going to be working in the future on a professional basis. A horny dilemma indeed.

Nice geographic spread as well. Most parts of America are covered, especially with Sam joining from the heartland.
 
I don't know how relevant that is in today's world of communications but our places of residence do shape our outlook to some extent, especially as we live in such large countries (Canada and USA) geographically.

Actually I think 30 to 45 minutes of "fun" is really quite a lot. If by fun you mean actual physical contact. If it's only a 1 hour appointment that in fact is perfect, at least for me. Leaves a little time for cuddling.
 
If you are talking about a 2 hour session or longer, you need to pace things out unless he is a multiple cummer, which of course is divine.

I flew a provider to me last year. It was the first time doing that for both of us. We were both a little anxious, but it turned out to be one of the best weekends ever. I booked and paid for his flight the day we agreed on our weekend which was four weeks away. He accepted that as my "deposit" and an indication I was serious. We had a few phone conversations to exchange pleasantries and talk about things easier discussed verbally rather than several texts. We also texted frequently, just to get to know each other's personalities. That weekend flew by. Like your situation, we discussed the same basics, He knew what I was into. I also like to cuddle and enjoy getting to know someone, especially when our personalities click. Ours did, big time. It was like hanging with a friend. We watched a couple movies. I finally convinced him to watch Silence of the Lambs while here. I made sure I had things he liked to eat, which I found out through our conversations and texts. It's been almost 8 months since our weekend and we still text each other frequently just to say hi and see how the other is doing.
 
My advice: communicate with him to find things in which you may have a mutual interest. See if he'd prefer a more structured weekend where you plan activities or if he'd rather let things happen organically as you're there. I asked my provider if there was anything he wanted to do or see while here. He was looking forward to just chilling out and relaxing, so we did. I may be the client but I want my guests to enjoy themselves.
 
The fact that you're asking about this and want to make sure your client has an enjoyable weekend speaks volumes about you. You've shown yourself to be thoughtful and engaging in this thread, which I'm sure is indicative of your personality. Just be yourself and you'll do fine.

Since posting I looked Gere up and saw many pictures of him from then to now. I am 73 so just 2 years older than him. And I have to say we have aged just about the same. My hair is the same colour more or less although it has traces of the brown I once was. I think we are probably the same size, I am 5'11" and about 180 pounds. But what makes us similar is we have the same eyes, which is what I was told when I was 34 and he appeared in American Gigolo.

I agree as far as you go but I do try to imagine a face and body type to the writer of the posts on this forum. Not so much the voice. Since we interact as a social group I think it's inevitable that we try to imagine who we are talking to over cyberspace.
 
I have found that as far as voices go, since I listen to a lot of radio more than watching TV (Especially since I got rid of my TV a year ago), when I actually have seen the person behind the voice I have been mostly mistaken in my imaginings. In radio, voices are very important and sometimes radio personalities will joke that they have a "radio face". But sometimes I have been surprised at how handsome or lovely looking a radio personality is when I come across a picture of them.
 
Apart from the escorts here who show their faces in pics, I have only met two members of the forum so I have a very accurate image of them. Otherwise I am left to my imaginings.

I find pictures like this, of a dog so comfortable with and trusting of its human that it falls peacefully asleep beside him, to be among the most touching and, perhaps oddly so, comforting images I've ever seen. A portrait of such pure affection paired with innocent trust that it makes my eyes water a bit just to know such wonders still exist.

It has already happened due to slight unforeseen medical problems. There are a couple of things I would like to say about it. Rule 1 is always make your bed as soon as you get out of it otherwise you will crawl right back in and spend the rest of the day lounging (unless of course you have someone you desire in there with you and you are going to be performing acts that make staying in bed worth it.). Next, well before you are going to be receiving Medicare, research it and if possible talk to someone who knows the bare bones about it. If you are going to be getting a pension, generally there is someone who is associated with the pension that will help you. I would imagine that human relations departments at companies have a similar set-up. They probably can't give legal advice but can talk about how it is set up. Remember that Medicare is not free. You will be paying for the fund itself and then you will (if you are smart) sign up for a supplemental health insurance policy. The companies that you will be able to choose from for that policy will have a dizzying array of choices regarding out-of-pocket expenses and deductibles. I found that it was a great help to find someone you trust (or many individuals) and see what company they chose and why. Finally you will have to choose a company who will supply your drugs, if you are taking them. Each company available often have different amounts for every drug. Moreover for all this stuff it can change year to year so it becomes like one bad marriage after another. One can see why the single payer system has become more and more acceptable in general, among the young and old. Finally, work all this into the budget (realistic) you sit down and write for yourself to make sure you really can afford to retire. Also, I have found that you have to keep your mind and body tuned as much as you can or you will go crazy. Keep in touch with friends and family, work out when possible, and plan on volunteering for an organization(s) that you think can use your help. It help others a lot and makes you feel really good about yourself. Any way sorry for blathering but those were some short notes about things I found on my way to and just after I retired.

With kids, I don't want to retire till the youngest gets through college. I have the college savings plans-but still. I am frugal and cheap-escorts and masseurs occasionally are my one big splurge. But I wish I could retire now-my job is more a work so i can pay my bills type and not my passion. Being a single parent-I really don't want to take risks and have accepted my lot. It is not a bad job-just no stimulation/challenges anymore as have been in this field for decades and can do it in my sleep and people value me at work.
 
But rather be spending time with my family , enjoying summers travelling, taking a few weeks off for myself etc. Sad to say, I just don't know how to make it happen-where I am secure enough to enjoy a life of leisure and upper middle class-without the job. But I am blessed than many others-so learnt to be content.

Congratulations to MikBiDude
 
Great choice

Nice geographic spread as well. Most parts of America are covered, especially with Sam joining from the heartland.
 
I don't know how relevant that is in today's world of communications but our places of residence do shape our outlook to some extent, especially as we live in such large countries (Canada and USA) geographically.

Christianpowerx has been called "provincial" by one poster and I could see that if, as a French Canadian, he is not from a city like Montreal or Quebec. Those places are cosmopolitan and if you grow up there you tend to be more worldly in your attitudes and outlook. However if you come from a place in the Quebec hinterland like Lac St. Jean or Shawinigan, then you are more likely to be provincial in outlook.
 
I mentioned Shawinigan because that's where Prime Minister Jean Chretien (ironically Christian in English) was raised and he never overcame his provincial roots. He's done pretty well though (he was one of the most successful prime ministers getting elected three times in a row with majority governments which is pretty rare), and his daughter is married to a billionaire so the family is no longer provincial.
 
I would think this particular Quebecer is getting exposed to more influences as he travels about America. That should broaden him somewhat if he meets the right people LOL.

Ive been with him. Hes very handsome, hot body as you can see from the pics. He does kiss, actually for a while if you want. Uses tounge at first. After I rimmed him he wouldnt use tounge anymore. He sucks dick (albeit not enthusiastically). Cock doesnt get hard when being sucked. Would only top, fucks good but needs Viagra to get hard. Once hes hard, he fucks really good. Fully admits to being straight. Not sure if I would see again but theres my two cents.

Or Bed & Head

We survived the AIDS epidemic and so far have survived the pandemic.

Hi is this a every Sunday thing?. And the boys are stripping in the basement? Then you have to travel to the 3rd floor for the champagne rooms?. Did I read that right?. Maybe it's me but I'm a little confused ?. But sounds exciting.
Let me tell you guys that being in this business for I guess 15 years the more money the clients have the more kinkier they are. Boy can I tell you some stories.And religious people of all religions.

@Jamie21we definitely need to have you in the US. You have such good stories to share and you sound so hot!!

Remember it is still April, and two vaccinations were fairly recent. Some people may not have received the second shot yet