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B got accepted into the writers' workshop at the Banff Art Centre in Alberta which means she's going to be gone for FIVE WEEKS starting at the end of April. I guess it's gonna be just me and the pooch, living it up bachelor style.
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Harvey K-Tel wrote:B got accepted into the writers' workshop at the Banff Art Centre in Alberta which means she's going to be gone for FIVE WEEKS starting at the end of April. I guess it's gonna be just me and the pooch, living it up bachelor style.
The pooch couldn't get her to take it as well?
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Dr Markus wrote:Harvey K-Tel wrote:B got accepted into the writers' workshop at the Banff Art Centre in Alberta which means she's going to be gone for FIVE WEEKS starting at the end of April. I guess it's gonna be just me and the pooch, living it up bachelor style.
The pooch could get her to take it as well?
You mean she could take the pooch along with her as well? Naw, I'll be happy for the company, and anyway that dog's just crazy enough that it would probably think that getting into a fight with a bear would be a good idea.
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Harvey K-Tel wrote:B got accepted into the writers' workshop at the Banff Art Centre in Alberta which means she's going to be gone for FIVE WEEKS starting at the end of April. I guess it's gonna be just me and the pooch, living it up bachelor style.
Excellent news!
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Someone in your line of work usually as their own man cave aka the shed we're they can potter around fixing stuff or something don't they?
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Harvey K-Tel wrote:Dr Markus wrote:Harvey K-Tel wrote:B got accepted into the writers' workshop at the Banff Art Centre in Alberta which means she's going to be gone for FIVE WEEKS starting at the end of April. I guess it's gonna be just me and the pooch, living it up bachelor style.
The pooch could get her to take it as well?
You mean she could take the pooch along with her as well? Naw, I'll be happy for the company, and anyway that dog's just crazy enough that it would probably think that getting into a fight with a bear would be a good idea.
When is it not?
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Harvey K-Tel wrote:B got accepted into the writers' workshop at the Banff Art Centre in Alberta which means she's going to be gone for FIVE WEEKS starting at the end of April. I guess it's gonna be just me and the pooch, living it up bachelor style.
Tell her congrats for me. I hope she gets what she wants out of it. Either way you have five weeks to run wild with the dog(s).
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My son David is 27 today. Where the fuck did the time go?
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Time is an illusion.
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Jeemo wrote:My son David is 27 today. Where the fuck did the time go?
My son turns 50 on the last day of the month.
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Jeemo wrote:My son David is 27 today. Where the fuck did the time go?
I still remember that photo you posted of the two of you in NYC with him in his Yankee cap.
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Last night with the extended sunlight, my son and his buddy who lives on our apt complex decided to bike to the hardware store to get a laser pointer at around 7pm.
They didn't lock the bikes up in the bike racks near the front of the store, but decided to park and lock them in an unlit, unpopulated area away from the store. Hence, my $700 bike was stolen after they bought the $2 laser pointer.
I was not very happy when I learned of their exploits.
My son always asks me when I ask him what he thinks are obvious questions, "Do you think I'm stupid?"
This morning, I said, "You know when you ask me, 'Do you think I'm stupid?'" He didn't say anything.
I said, "Here's where it applies as a 'yes.'"
They didn't lock the bikes up in the bike racks near the front of the store, but decided to park and lock them in an unlit, unpopulated area away from the store. Hence, my $700 bike was stolen after they bought the $2 laser pointer.
I was not very happy when I learned of their exploits.
My son always asks me when I ask him what he thinks are obvious questions, "Do you think I'm stupid?"
This morning, I said, "You know when you ask me, 'Do you think I'm stupid?'" He didn't say anything.
I said, "Here's where it applies as a 'yes.'"
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sloopjohnc wrote:Last night with the extended sunlight, my son and his buddy who lives on our apt complex decided to bike to the hardware store to get a laser pointer at around 7pm.
They didn't lock the bikes up in the bike racks near the front of the store, but decided to park and lock them in an unlit, unpopulated area away from the store. Hence, my $700 bike was stolen after they bought the $2 laser pointer.
I was not very happy when I learned of their exploits.
My son always asks me when I ask him what he thinks are obvious questions, "Do you think I'm stupid?"
This morning, I said, "You know when you ask me, 'Do you think I'm stupid?'" He didn't say anything.
I said, "Here's where it applies as a 'yes.'"
That's a sore one.
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I got a text fairly late last night from my cousin's rehab center where's he's going back to after the hospital.
It's official - he has cirrhosis of the liver and can never drink again. If he does, he'll need a transplant and has to stay dry at least six mos before they'll even consider him for a liver.
I've known folks who are waiting for liver transplants. They're not easy to get and it can take awhile to get one.
It's official - he has cirrhosis of the liver and can never drink again. If he does, he'll need a transplant and has to stay dry at least six mos before they'll even consider him for a liver.
I've known folks who are waiting for liver transplants. They're not easy to get and it can take awhile to get one.
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sloopjohnc wrote:I got a text fairly late last night from my cousin's rehab center where's he's going back to after the hospital.
It's official - he has cirrhosis of the liver and can never drink again. If he does, he'll need a transplant and has to stay dry at least six mos before they'll even consider him for a liver.
I've known folks who are waiting for liver transplants. They're not easy to get and it can take awhile to get one.
Not so fast, I guess. My cousin is back in the hospital because he had increased levels of ammonia enzymes.
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Does anyone have that loud co worker that thinks they're they life and soul of the party 24/7? Cunts!
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I recently had my 2-yearly health check, nothing nasty found I'm pleased to say. After the cardiovascular tests I was told that I'm as fit as the average 25-29 year-old (I'm 52), which really pleased me until I got to wondering just how unfit the average 25-29 year old probably is these days.
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There was a time in the 1970s and early 1980s (before I met her) that Chip's mother and step-father lived in a long house on the Isle of Harris. Chip was fond of quoting the locals, in that peculiarly lilting and musical Hebridean accent: on such was, 'Och the lambs are dancing', referring to the spring-heeled frolics of very young lambs. I've seen it many times, but this is the first quarter-decent fist I've made of recording, although having Scrap yanking at the lead in my other hand, it's not as smooth as I would have liked...
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NMB wrote:I recently had my 2-yearly health check, nothing nasty found I'm pleased to say. After the cardiovascular tests I was told that I'm as fit as the average 25-29 year-old (I'm 52), which really pleased me until I got to wondering just how unfit the average 25-29 year old probably is these days.
A 29 year old still has 20 years to look ahead to 50 even if they're drinking litres of diet coke to wash down their 450 calorie burgers and fries and catch up in years - the body is way more forgiving at that age. I'd say you're still doing pretty well.
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Rayge wrote:There was a time in the 1970s and early 1980s (before I met her) that Chip's mother and step-father lived in a long house on the Isle of Harris. Chip was fond of quoting the locals, in that peculiarly lilting and musical Hebridean accent: on such was, 'Och the lambs are dancing', referring to the spring-heeled frolics of very young lambs. I've seen it many times, but this is the first quarter-decent fist I've made of recording, although having Scrap yanking at the lead in my other hand, it's not as smooth as I would have liked...
Just in time for Easter coming up. That's cool.
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Dr Markus wrote:Does anyone have that loud co worker that thinks they're they life and soul of the party 24/7? Cunts!
We have this woman whom I'll call Stella, which is her name so it fits, who has this very loud sing-song voice. Everyone can hear her in the cube farm I work in.
I told a co-worker yesterday that Stella missed her calling because her sing-song cadence would be great for children's stories audio books.
My co-worker asked me if I disliked children and asked why I would want to punish them that way.
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