What Do you Really Like?

[eastender]

Sometimes during the daily routine there are little moments that make you appreciate humanity and the innocence of the moment.

Recently I was returning home on the metro. At the McGill station a father,wearing a U of T t-shirt and cap and his two sons - about 10 and 12 get on and sit across from me. As the train starts moving the younger one asks the father "What does a bouncer do in a bar?" . The father says he helps.The youngster persists asking various questions ,the father giving evasive answers. By St.Laurent I am laughing very hard. The kids get distracted, I look at the father and mouth "I worked as a bouncer". The father starts laughing. The older one says "What's so funny?"

Made the trip worthwhile.

 

[chef]

What do I really like ? Kids. They are a lot of fun, and I get on great with them.

 

[z/m(Ret)]

Genuine anecdote

Two toddlers, a male and a female, hugging each other in the eye of a tornado of running, screaming, kids.

 

[Fat Happy Buddha]

Two things I like:

1. Low budget indie films that really make me think.
2. Sex outdoors, especially in a clean northern lake.

 

[Dee]

Younger women who don't call me "Sir".

 

[ck_nj]

What do I really like?
Driving up Autoroute 15 and seeing the Montreal skyline! Whenever I see it, it still feels like my first trip there! Each and every time!

 

[eastender]

Know The Feeling

What do I really like?
Driving up Autoroute 15 and seeing the Montreal skyline! Whenever I see it, it still feels like my first trip there! Each and every time!

Know the feeling. Every time I am returning to Montreal via the south shore and see the skyline I know I'm home.

Wonderful post CK.

 

[nacho]

Naked women and winning

 

[naughtylady]

Children's laughter
the smell of fresh cut grass
warm bread
the first buds of green pushing through the winter snow in the spring
the sound of rain
spooning
skinny dipping
phone call from a friend who I haven't heard from in a while
warm sincere hugs
the sound of the ocean
surprises
massages
hearing a favorite song on the radio while driving

Ronnie,
Naughtylady

 

[Fat Happy Buddha]

Going to Cleo's by myself and unexpectedly running into another merbite.

 

[z/m(Ret)]

Le caractère totalitaire de la joie.

Certes se réjouir d'une chose et puis d'une telle autre chose et puis encore de telles et telles autres choses, les figues, en octobre, sur les plages de la Calabre, ces femmes, écrasées par la chaleur, qu'on rencontre dans le train, un poème de Prévert, l'odeur de la coriandre, la vue du Saint Laurent depuis le haut de la grande courbe à Charlevoix, l'odeur du basilic, la marche combinée du tango, les notes qui se brisent au bout de la trompette de Miles Davis, le vent qui emporte tout sur son passage, l'odeur du romarin, ainsi à l'infini...

En fait, ce que j'aime c'est ce mécanisme approbateur qui tend à déborder l'objet particulier qui l'a suscitée pour aboutir à "une affirmation du caractère jubilatoire de l'existence en général" (Clément Rosset, La force majeure, p. 9.)

p.s. OK T_76, j'ajoute cet ouvrage contre ton g-string rouge

 

[emgeef]

For me, hearing the pleasure of a woman at various moments of a sexual experience.... even if she is faking ...lol

after that, well the list is very long...

 

[Fat Happy Buddha]

I like that feeling of surprise and wonder I get when I'm walking outside on a sunny day and I suddenly find myself getting horny over an attractive older lady (say, 40+). It's like I've suddenly discovered a whole new world that I was previously unaware of.

 

[Fat Happy Buddha]

Children's laughter
the smell of fresh cut grass
warm bread
the first buds of green pushing through the winter snow in the spring
the sound of rain
spooning
skinny dipping
phone call from a friend who I haven't heard from in a while
warm sincere hugs
the sound of the ocean
surprises
massages
hearing a favorite song on the radio while driving

Ronnie,
Naughtylady

That's a wonderful list, Ronnie. It's very poetic and, even better, everything on your list is free.

I couldn't help noticing you like skinny dipping too. Maybe we can have the next GT at a lake.

 

[mtwallet]

Waking up to a songbird's call,knowing that I'll be the only one out on the lake that morning, because everyone else is at work.

 

[redstorm]

Three Things

The announcment "Welcome to Montreal Central Station" on the train.

Seeing her beautiful smile always and hearing her sweet voice after a long time away when I visit Montreal.

Enjoying a good football (soccer) game with someone who knows the rules.

Redstorm

 

[JustBob]

"The smelll of napalm in the morning."

Hmmm wait... I watch too many movies.

The first warm days of spring, when women start shedding a few layers of clothing and you rediscover the beauty of the female anatomy.

 

[naughtylady]

That's a wonderful list, Ronnie. It's very poetic and, even better, everything on your list is free.

I couldn't help noticing you like skinny dipping too. Maybe we can have the next GT at a lake.

I am glad you like my list.

So where is this lake?

Ronnie,
Naughtylady

 

[Miss Maria]

happy

Young children that look at me and smile
a sunset on the beach
walking in the rain
Salsa dancing to the point of sweating
The smell of black markers
Riding in a car with windows open, wind in my hair and loud music
Visiting a new city
Old Quebec during the summer
Rollerblading all day
Laughing uncontrollably at something not that funny
Unzipping a pair of pant and finding a really big one
The big tree by the lake in Westmount park
Hiking in the woods
The sound of wooden chimes in Bali
The view of McGill campus from far
Water
Tasting a new cuisine for the first time
The first snowfall of the year
The smell of my mothers great cooking
Lillies
Striking a conversation with a random stranger
Spaghetti with meatballs
rasperries
Red lollypops

 

[z/m(Ret)]

"The smelll of napalm in the morning."

Apocalypse Now?