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22 Feb 2016, 8:58 pm

Halcyon & on & on - nice song


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22 Feb 2016, 8:59 pm

ImAnAspie wrote:
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happiness is in the moment where it finds you. i remember as a child feeling acute joy during a humongous windstorm when i leaned into a very stout headwind and just floated there like a bird on the wing. i remember being at the ocean shore, clambering upon a big boulder and standing in the sun and wind and ocean spray feeling sorta like the bronze warrior surmounting a rock in "scheherezade."


Did you have a happy childhood auntblabby?

in a word, not really. very stressed out mom dealing as best she could with a ne'er do-well drunken father who almost burnt the house down and was gone for weeks on benders leaving us with no support. so I retreated into my inner world which was much happier. Image



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22 Feb 2016, 9:00 pm

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This one?


Nope - but that's good too!

It's amazing the number of Aspies that like My Little Pony. Males and females!


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22 Feb 2016, 9:02 pm

auntblabby wrote:
ImAnAspie wrote:
auntblabby wrote:
happiness is in the moment where it finds you. i remember as a child feeling acute joy during a humongous windstorm when i leaned into a very stout headwind and just floated there like a bird on the wing. i remember being at the ocean shore, clambering upon a big boulder and standing in the sun and wind and ocean spray feeling sorta like the bronze warrior surmounting a rock in "scheherezade."


Did you have a happy childhood auntblabby?

in a word, not really. very stressed out mom dealing as best she could with a ne'er do-well drunken father who almost burnt the house down and was gone for weeks on benders leaving us with no support. so I retreated into my inner world which was much happier. Image


I'm sorry to hear that. Despite all that, you turned out to be a really good person. I like you very much. WP would be a far worse place without you.


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22 Feb 2016, 9:03 pm

ImAnAspie wrote:
auntblabby wrote:
ImAnAspie wrote:
auntblabby wrote:
happiness is in the moment where it finds you. i remember as a child feeling acute joy during a humongous windstorm when i leaned into a very stout headwind and just floated there like a bird on the wing. i remember being at the ocean shore, clambering upon a big boulder and standing in the sun and wind and ocean spray feeling sorta like the bronze warrior surmounting a rock in "scheherezade."


Did you have a happy childhood auntblabby?

in a word, not really. very stressed out mom dealing as best she could with a ne'er do-well drunken father who almost burnt the house down and was gone for weeks on benders leaving us with no support. so I retreated into my inner world which was much happier. Image


I'm sorry to hear that. Despite all that, you turned out to be a really good person. I like you very much. WP would be a far worse place without you.


P.S.
That's 2 words - :D


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22 Feb 2016, 9:07 pm

ImAnAspie wrote:
auntblabby wrote:
ImAnAspie wrote:
auntblabby wrote:
happiness is in the moment where it finds you. i remember as a child feeling acute joy during a humongous windstorm when i leaned into a very stout headwind and just floated there like a bird on the wing. i remember being at the ocean shore, clambering upon a big boulder and standing in the sun and wind and ocean spray feeling sorta like the bronze warrior surmounting a rock in "scheherezade."


Did you have a happy childhood auntblabby?

in a word, not really. very stressed out mom dealing as best she could with a ne'er do-well drunken father who almost burnt the house down and was gone for weeks on benders leaving us with no support. so I retreated into my inner world which was much happier. Image


I'm sorry to hear that. Despite all that, you turned out to be a really good person. I like you very much. WP would be a far worse place without you.

thank you my good man Image



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22 Feb 2016, 9:09 pm

auntblabby wrote:
ImAnAspie wrote:
auntblabby wrote:
ImAnAspie wrote:
auntblabby wrote:
happiness is in the moment where it finds you. i remember as a child feeling acute joy during a humongous windstorm when i leaned into a very stout headwind and just floated there like a bird on the wing. i remember being at the ocean shore, clambering upon a big boulder and standing in the sun and wind and ocean spray feeling sorta like the bronze warrior surmounting a rock in "scheherezade."


Did you have a happy childhood auntblabby?

in a word, not really. very stressed out mom dealing as best she could with a ne'er do-well drunken father who almost burnt the house down and was gone for weeks on benders leaving us with no support. so I retreated into my inner world which was much happier. Image


I'm sorry to hear that. Despite all that, you turned out to be a really good person. I like you very much. WP would be a far worse place without you.

thank you my good man Image


:D


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22 Feb 2016, 9:13 pm

that character was not especially sympathetic.



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22 Feb 2016, 9:13 pm

^^I remember that scene.

It's bedtime for me. Goodnight. *yawn* I'm a sleepy kitty. :)


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22 Feb 2016, 9:14 pm

Recently, I viewed an old promo for the Nickelodeon channel way back in 1980 and back in those days the programming content was truly children.Anyways, there are many things which change over time.


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22 Feb 2016, 9:18 pm

One of my favourite movies. Introvert hacker - just like me! Except, she's female :D


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22 Feb 2016, 9:18 pm

Kuraudo777 wrote:
^^I remember that scene.

It's bedtime for me. Goodnight. *yawn* I'm a sleepy kitty. :)

nighty nighty :)



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22 Feb 2016, 9:19 pm

ImAnAspie wrote:
One of my favourite movies. Introvert hacker - just like me! Except, she's female :D

what a dish :thumleft:



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22 Feb 2016, 9:23 pm

Kuraudo777 wrote:
^^I remember that scene.

It's bedtime for me. Goodnight. *yawn* I'm a sleepy kitty. :)


Ni-night Kura - you've been quiet.


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22 Feb 2016, 9:30 pm

I L O V E Prime Numbers - I wrote a Prime number generator in C for UNIX. If you run it without a command line switch, it just prints Primes forever or you can set a range with a command line switch (# primes -n 2-1000)


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