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Random Thoughts...or...What's on Your Mind?
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I doubt it, but I have to admit I sometimes wonder to myself how the hell do these people become admirals?
Well, you're only in eighth place overall. So *if* you're wasting your life, you're obviously not wasting it hard enough!
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while having my morning coffee i googled around and found out just now
that people actually race eachother on the backs of Ostriches... what!
that people actually race eachother on the backs of Ostriches... what!
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while having my morning coffee i googled around and found out just now
that people actually race eachother on the backs of Ostriches... what!
Arrgh, If I did that I would want to bury my head into the...
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^ lol
on my mind.. coffee.. thats the only thing i can think of right now.
on my mind.. coffee.. thats the only thing i can think of right now.
Never realized - until now - how hard it is to clean out a garage while drunk.
I'm ok with that one, I don't have a car, nor a garage
And I don't drink
Hubby left this afternoon, saying he had things to do. While he was gone, I got an email from my credit card company, saying there is a $228 dollar charge on my card.
I had assumed he'd gone to buy mulch, since he spent all of last weekend digging up the old mulch. I thought, well, maybe he picked up a new tool, or pesticide or something else for the yard work, too.
Nope. He came back with a power-washer. Uh...OK.
My cheap-ass hubby who would only rent one when our Nazi-like HOA sends its yearly threat about our sidewalk or driveway, actually bought a pressure-washer. He's out right now , working on the front walk and garage.
The same man who yelled at me for using a paper towel ( "those costs money, you know!" ) just bought a pressure -washer on a whim. Either all my years of nagging him finally sunk in (doubt it) or the isolation has gotten to him and he just wanted something to do.
I had assumed he'd gone to buy mulch, since he spent all of last weekend digging up the old mulch. I thought, well, maybe he picked up a new tool, or pesticide or something else for the yard work, too.
Nope. He came back with a power-washer. Uh...OK.
My cheap-ass hubby who would only rent one when our Nazi-like HOA sends its yearly threat about our sidewalk or driveway, actually bought a pressure-washer. He's out right now , working on the front walk and garage.
The same man who yelled at me for using a paper towel ( "those costs money, you know!" ) just bought a pressure -washer on a whim. Either all my years of nagging him finally sunk in (doubt it) or the isolation has gotten to him and he just wanted something to do.
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^ it's the isolation
^ it's the isolation
And seeking something productive to do while in that situation. There is self-satisfaction in the resulting feeling that you have done something worthwhile.
I would champion and praise it as a stress reliever.
I'm just happy that my garage and walkway look nice for the first time in years! I've been saying we should either get a machine or hire a service for years and cheap-ass hubby wouldn't even entertain the idea.
But he seemed very pleased about what he got done last night, so maybe he will keep doing it. I even asked for a try and he said it might be too hard for me to control -- yeah, that's bullshit but that's less work for me, so I don't care. He has a new toy now and seems to really like it.
But he seemed very pleased about what he got done last night, so maybe he will keep doing it. I even asked for a try and he said it might be too hard for me to control -- yeah, that's bullshit but that's less work for me, so I don't care. He has a new toy now and seems to really like it.
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Yeah its great, and the sun rises earlier, i can work from start to finish without having a headlight on the helmet!
you ain't a miner then - i loathe daylight saving time
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Hehe.. no not a miner, that sound pretty cool actually.
Im a welder in construction so its the raw-buildings we set up,
the welders and concrete workers... outside all day all year. So i must say i appreciate the sun and some warm weather now
... and now for sth completely different: the shat's soclean ads* fall on my nerves
... and while talking about ads*: why haven't those 'a place for mom' ads been pulled by now? if anybody tries to get granny into a retirement home right now they'd probably be charged with conspiracy to commit murder
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* i do live in germany but for trump related reasons i have an msnbc window open on my 'puter most of the time
... and while talking about ads*: why haven't those 'a place for mom' ads been pulled by now? if anybody tries to get granny into a retirement home right now they'd probably be charged with conspiracy to commit murder
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* i do live in germany but for trump related reasons i have an msnbc window open on my 'puter most of the time
Hehe.. no not a miner, that sound pretty cool actually.
Im a welder in construction so its the raw-buildings we set up,
the welders and concrete workers... outside all day all year. So i must say i appreciate the sun and some warm weather now
so why not work when the sun is actually up?
... and by your avatar you don't look like the run of the mill welder to me
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^ im in scandinavia, during january/february the sun rises around 9 in the morning,
but i start work at 7 so its pitch darkness, and the sun sets around when im done.
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