2000 years later, still standing (kinda)

[Soph0571]

A Roman Keep on the South Coast

[GemDigger]

1. I don't know what page because I have to reorganize the pages.

[Soph0571]

2. Hey love :-)

You good?!?!

[GemDigger]

8. Hi Soph!

Am good, thank you. You good?!? I send positive and heartfelt vibes to you and yours, always.

[Soph0571]

10. Left my job today with no job to go to....

*gulp* but soooo relieved. It was male toxic nasty. Going to take the summer off, but Jj says that is impossible... he is betting I will be looking for something else before the end of next week. He is not doing well Gem. It is hard for him, his health is really failing, but we get by. How are you... I have yet to see you post one of your marvellous pictures!

[GemDigger]

11. Sometimes you have to do what you have to do for whatever reason at the time.

Soph, you have a couple of good reasons to take the summer off. To hell with male assholes at work. You'll find a great job when you are ready. Make the best of what time you have left with that wonderful man. He has been fighting this for a long time and that shows his strength. I am so glad you found each other when you did. I am really wonky when it comes to internet things and I don't trust anything. I just took a slew of pics of Yellowstone too, My pictures aren't book worthy though, yours are.

[CaliforniaPeggy]

3. Great photo, my dear Soph!

I think this is remarkable that anything is still standing after 2000 years!

[Soph0571]

4. Check this out - Roman lighthouse... add 6 levels for what it used to look like

[bronxiteforever]

6. Wow that is neat too!

[CaliforniaPeggy]

7. That is phenomenal! But of course, they were GREAT engineers.

[GemDigger]

9. Whoaaa!

Just WoW!

[Karadeniz]

5. Those Romans knew how to build. They had a cement that dried underwater!