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07 Jan 2022, 8:00 am

Now the chills begin, and so the rocking. Weak, but manic. Still glad I got the booster shot, though.



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07 Jan 2022, 8:26 am

Fake meds circulating locally.
:roll: And possibly having to deal with it.

Who the heck is hoarding paracetamol?
And why now? Why not, like, last year when rubbing alcohol did?


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07 Jan 2022, 11:08 am

I need to eat something but no energy to prepare anything



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07 Jan 2022, 11:37 am

I̷̺̘̘̱͉̮͛̑͛͊̊̇̐͠ ̸͎̜̼̊̎́͋̕ẇ̷̡͝ͅo̷̝̩͍̠̓͋̓̀̍̕͘͝n̸̗̪̼̠̰̾͌̄ḑ̴̻̟̤̉̃̌͜ȩ̶̝̲̱́̉̀͆͐͝͠ŕ̶̟̭̺̜̭̣̳̂̅͠ ̴̡͎͖͎͑̈́́͐̍́͠i̸̮̋̏̇͒͊̈́͝f̴̰͈͙̭̬̌ ̷̹͕̹͎̕i̸̱̍͌̔̂͊̏̊̈'̸̜̂̓m̷̦̠̪̘̱̗̃̑̽̆̉ ̵̧̠̦̯͎̀͆̊̍̏i̶̡̨̯̙̫̩̜͊̏n̴̛͓̙̥̲͚͐̂͗͋̄͋ ̶̛̻̣̙͛͒͐̿͝ͅt̶̯̩̩̲̤̹̠̏̾͌͜h̸͓̎͑̂͛̒̊e̸̥̙̜̽͛̇͐̔ ̷̣̙͎͈́Ḿ̵̮̗͎̓̔ã̵̫̖̫̗t̸̢̧͚͂̊̑͗̔͐͜r̸̢̧̨̤̪̤͂̑̔̀̈̈̓͝i̷̤͋͒̊͑̐͘x̸̘͙́͘


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07 Jan 2022, 12:46 pm

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07 Jan 2022, 3:58 pm

I'm so out of it I put my salt shaker in the trash, and tried to sprinkle the intended-garbage on my food.


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07 Jan 2022, 5:13 pm

Today is my son’s birthday. I have not heard from him in 8 years. He cut me off completely when I sided with his ex regarding custody of my grandson. My son stole him away and hid him from his mother for weeks, when he was only two years old. Then started a long legal battle to have full custody. Since she lives in Sweden, and he moved back to the USA, this would have been disastrous for my grandson.

That was finally resolved with a co-parenting agreement that has worked well, as far as I can tell.

I’m sorry things turned out this way, but I don’t regret my actions.


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07 Jan 2022, 5:16 pm

Danni Minogue. What a fox. Just beautiful. 90's Blonde Bombshell.


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07 Jan 2022, 5:31 pm

So I'm just watching Danni Minogue on 4k Sony tv . It's good. But i wish it wasn't standard definition.


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07 Jan 2022, 5:45 pm

Watching my favorite cdrama with timed comments. I laughed so much



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07 Jan 2022, 10:00 pm

That one old blanket/curtain I found in a ... It was perfect to scrap.

From the fabrics to it's printed motif... It's just right.


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08 Jan 2022, 7:56 am

I'm still not sure which one I want to choose for a new last name. I'm also not sure if I want to change my middle name while I'm, at it. I keep thinking of all of these ridiculous names I could choose and then laughing to myself, like an idiot, on the floor. Self-amusement aside, my concern at this point is how much of a complicated mess will it be to have to go around and deal with things like my bank, credit cards and so on with a name change. Reality remains though, I do not want to keep my married name as a divorced person...it's not as though we have children in common or anything. There is no reason for keeping it. Also, I doubt I'll end up changing my middle name.



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08 Jan 2022, 10:57 am

Imagine what Belushi would of looked like in a Ghost-busters Outfit.

EDIT: Oh Somebody already did. SNL alternative casting. Could of happened. Imagine Eddie as Winston, Crazy, He could of stole the movie.
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08 Jan 2022, 11:45 am

FleaOfTheChill wrote:
I'm still not sure which one I want to choose for a new last name. I'm also not sure if I want to change my middle name while I'm, at it. I keep thinking of all of these ridiculous names I could choose and then laughing to myself, like an idiot, on the floor. Self-amusement aside, my concern at this point is how much of a complicated mess will it be to have to go around and deal with things like my bank, credit cards and so on with a name change. Reality remains though, I do not want to keep my married name as a divorced person...it's not as though we have children in common or anything. There is no reason for keeping it. Also, I doubt I'll end up changing my middle name.


I changed my surname when I got married and again when I got unmarried. Pain in the arse. It took at least a year each time with all sorts of government red tape. Then I also changed my legal name after trauma. It's so complicated and frustrating. Years later, things still pop up that I need to change so I'm not held in limbo legally. That being said, I think you should do it, 100%. Don't bear a name you don't want especially if you don't have children.


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08 Jan 2022, 1:15 pm

How white culture in general promotes atheism, so that people are weak & easily manipualted by mainstream media.

You can tell people whatever and they will believe anything, if they don't trust themselves, their gut feelings & and their conscience.



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08 Jan 2022, 3:27 pm

Ah, yes.
Maybe some cornstarch would do well with the paper pulp. And tweaking the water ratio.

But I wonder...
If I could truly make home made paper out of old textbooks.

Also an actual paper machete pulp out of it, if I get the recipe right.

Mmmm.
I could just imagine -- more crafting projects to practice from. :lol:


And... I better invest on a rotary cutter.
An actual cutter blade is a bit risky whenever I even homemade notebook pages and a scissor over cloths usually gets clumsy.


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