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TwitchyMacGee wrote: »Sometimes I wish I were different. More romantic, less practical. More cheerful, less pragmatic. Content with being one-sided instead of always knowing there are other perspectives I need to see. More open to... fragility. More ordinary.
Gnight y’all. I’ve enjoyed your company today.
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Considering whether going on unemployment is better for my mental health..... 😕3
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Damn. I *kitten* that up. Lemme try again.TwitchyMacGee wrote: »
Sorry, I must have fallen asleep. I can’t believe I’m just seeing this now!
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How many calories are burned eating a lot of cheddar cheese? ...asking for a friend. Thanks in advance.2
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Trying to determine how long I can handle being out of fresh produce, before going to the store. I've only been once since the State of Emergency.1
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No,
no matter how politely you ask,
no.2 -
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mi_nina_lola wrote: ».
You have a beautiful face... you'd look good with short, long, no hair... red, blonde, auburn, purple.
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honeybee__12 wrote: »No,
no matter how politely you ask,
no.
Well.... if I don't ask, the answer is always 'No'.1 -
Should I buy more plants 🤔0
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dang you saw what i wrote! lol. you're too quick for me, girl.
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Nevermind 😁😇2
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The only thing "sexy" about me is my shadow.
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Motorsheen wrote: »honeybee__12 wrote: »No,
no matter how politely you ask,
no.
Well.... if I don't ask, the answer is always 'No'.
Big brain right there1 -
r3d_butt3rfly_ wrote: »Nevermind 😁😇
Sup K - where’s that drunk and tipsy thread 😂0 -
mi_nina_lola wrote: »dang you saw what i wrote! lol. you're too quick for me, girl.
I didn’t see the post but I say - go with your gut yo - it’s usually the right choice1 -
Weekend.0
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TwitchyMacGee wrote: »Sometimes I wish I were different. More romantic, less practical. More cheerful, less pragmatic. Content with being one-sided instead of always knowing there are other perspectives I need to see. More open to... fragility. More ordinary.
Gnight y’all. I’ve enjoyed your company today.
Ordinary is banal. 😉1 -
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Stay at home if at all possible. Don't venture to the stores (at least in the U.S.). I stood in line for over an hour OUTSIDE of a store front simply because I wanted crochet thread to finish a project I've been working on for over a year. I couldn't obtain it online unless I wanted to pay 10 times the amount it's worth.
Went to Michael's (mask in hand) and expected a wait; I did NOT however expect people to be gallivanting around the store in groups of FIVE when the max occupancy for the building was 10, taking over an hour just skylarking at stuff. Meanwhile, the rest of us are waiting, six feet apart, outside on a humid Mississippi afternoon. No one was wearing a mask except the employees.
I stood in line for an hour.. to get something that took me less than TWO minutes to find and purchase. I got in and got out, but it infuriates me that there are people out there who are SO INCONSIDERATE of the rest of the folks waiting in line.
P.S. I would have attempted to buy it from Amazon or at an online location, but again.. everywhere was price gauging the yarn, so something that should have been 1.99 per skein ended up being 13.99 for two (to have it shipped to my house with no expediency) or 10+ per skein, not including shipping.
I'm just angry at the inconsiderate nature of people. We all have to make sacrifices and put up with the restrictions, why make it intentionally worse on others simply because you want to "look around" with no real purpose to your being in the store??4 -
The grocery store was crazypants. Everyone and their dog was there. I witnessed all kinds of out-of-state cars because I live in a funnel or gateway for tourism. It literally turned my stomach. People are coming from all over the country to escape corona. They're coming here and they're bringing it here by the carloads. Yes, it gives me a really big pinch because I've been doing everything I can for 75 days to protect my family. The grocery store was loaded with out-of-state vehicles. I'm not ready to throw my hands in the air but my state has received a Grade F for sheltering in place. Tourism is the pig trough that everyone goes to for their financial security. I don't care if they close everything down to protect the local yocals but they won't. Money speaks. Follow the money and tourism is the biggest cash cow in town. I'm sad. Yes, I am. I want to live, live, live. I want my family to go on living. Yes, I do. No one has all of the answers but we've got to use our heads besides something to part our ears with. Come on, now. That's what's on my mind.
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So, I went to the grocery store yesterday and walked down the health & beauty aisle (to be honest, there was nothing beautiful about it.... I digress).
Anyway, there was several shelves of hair dye and down at the very end of the row was a box or do-it-yerself Red Hair Dye.
I thought, that might be an okay thing to do during the lockdown. Also thinking that maybe I should just dye my beard bright red.
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Motorsheen wrote: »So, I went to the grocery store yesterday and walked down the health & beauty aisle (to be honest, there was nothing beautiful about it.... I digress).
Anyway, there was several shelves of hair dye and down at the very end of the row was a box or do-it-yerself Red Hair Dye.
I thought, that might be an okay thing to do during the lockdown. Also thinking that maybe I should just dye my beard bright red.
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Motorsheen wrote: »So, I went to the grocery store yesterday and walked down the health & beauty aisle (to be honest, there was nothing beautiful about it.... I digress).
Anyway, there was several shelves of hair dye and down at the very end of the row was a box or do-it-yerself Red Hair Dye.
I thought, that might be an okay thing to do during the lockdown. Also thinking that maybe I should just dye my beard bright red.
Do it!1 -
OpheliaCooter wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »So, I went to the grocery store yesterday and walked down the health & beauty aisle (to be honest, there was nothing beautiful about it.... I digress).
Anyway, there was several shelves of hair dye and down at the very end of the row was a box or do-it-yerself Red Hair Dye.
I thought, that might be an okay thing to do during the lockdown. Also thinking that maybe I should just dye my beard bright red.
Do it!
Seconded. Doooooooo iiiiiiiiiit!!1 -
So... This just happened a few minutes ago. I'm here at home completely alone. I just finished my workout and hit the showers. I jump in and a couple of minutes in the water pressure drops like somebody's running the water in the kitchen. Then pressure evens out again. Then it goes cold... again. There's nobody here. The house locked.
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KosmosKitten wrote: »OpheliaCooter wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »So, I went to the grocery store yesterday and walked down the health & beauty aisle (to be honest, there was nothing beautiful about it.... I digress).
Anyway, there was several shelves of hair dye and down at the very end of the row was a box or do-it-yerself Red Hair Dye.
I thought, that might be an okay thing to do during the lockdown. Also thinking that maybe I should just dye my beard bright red.
Do it!
Seconded. Doooooooo iiiiiiiiiit!!
@KosmosKitten
you've dyed your hair a lot, right?
mine is dark brown (see my avatar; it's accurate .)
anyway.... I think I might need to do this.
If nothing else, I haven't shaved for five weeks and I could just dye my beard, right?0
Enjoy! 
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