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Probably just as well. Nobody would’ve taken you to the good spots anyway unless you knew somebody who lives thereTwitchyMagee wrote: »
But you’ve probably never been to QueensTwitchyMagee wrote: »Peachesnstuff wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »
Wtf is this? Brisket?????
we gots to get this girl a brisket - @watch_out_for_that_tree you still got that vertical smoker? I’ll bring the ribs
Y’all don’t know German food. It’s amazing
False - I lived in Germany from 87-90 - so…
No - I turned down my only chance to visit NYC - back in 2014 ish 🤷♂️
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Peachesnstuff wrote: »Peachesnstuff wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »
Wtf is this? Brisket?????
we gots to get this girl a brisket - @watch_out_for_that_tree you still got that vertical smoker? I’ll bring the ribs
Have you ever had porkroll egg and cheese?
@cowsfan12
I’ve had a pork egg roll and also cheese - does that count ??0 -
My duck passed away last night. He wasnt doing well and its not a surprise. He was cute and intersting little guy. Gonna miss him. RIP Mr. Quackers5
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What shall we do today....I kinda want to go to a Christmas market but it'll probably be packed and parking a pain in the butt.0
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Wondering if I should step outside my comfort zone and go shopping in my pj's2
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Peachesnstuff wrote: »Wondering if I should step outside my comfort zone and go shopping in my pj's
Pro: comfy and quick
Con: you will run into the most handsome man you’ve ever seen2 -
There are a couple of things that I would like to try again now that I am more self-aware, in the moment, and willing to commit fully to the choice1
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I like to read my horoscope at the end of the day2
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TwitchyMagee wrote: »Peachesnstuff wrote: »Wondering if I should step outside my comfort zone and go shopping in my pj's
Pro: comfy and quick
Con: you will run into the most handsome man you’ve ever seen
@motorsheen isn't awake yet
I'm on my way in my pj's, no makeup, knots in hair...
ETA - thank God I wasn't in the store more than an hour bc this sounded so cocky and it bothered me.
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TwitchyMagee wrote: »There are a couple of things that I would like to try again now that I am more self-aware, in the moment, and willing to commit fully to the choiceTwitchyMagee wrote: »There are a couple of things that I would like to try again now that I am more self-aware, in the moment, and willing to commit fully to the choice
Life is about to begin ♥️1 -
Where am I going to put the Christmas tree???
It was so much easier in our old house where we basically had only one spot it could go0 -
Alinouveau2 wrote: »Where am I going to put the Christmas tree???
It was so much easier in our old house where we basically had only one spot it could go
In a window, on a landing, where the TV currently is, on the roof… That’s all I can think of0 -
I was thinking in front of our window to the backyard but there's a heating vent right in the middle and we like heat. I'm guessing it's gonna be in the hallway off the foyer. I need one of those you hang from the ceiling0
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Are you doing a real tree? Because I always worry about drying out the tree being too close to the heat. I thought about one that hangs from the ceiling because of my cats but I think they would just view it as more of a challengeAlinouveau2 wrote: »I was thinking in front of our window to the backyard but there's a heating vent right in the middle and we like heat. I'm guessing it's gonna be in the hallway off the foyer. I need one of those you hang from the ceiling
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TwitchyMagee wrote: »
Are you doing a real tree? Because I always worry about drying out the tree being too close to the heat. I thought about one that hangs from the ceiling because of my cats but I think they would just view it as more of a challengeAlinouveau2 wrote: »I was thinking in front of our window to the backyard but there's a heating vent right in the middle and we like heat. I'm guessing it's gonna be in the hallway off the foyer. I need one of those you hang from the ceiling
We always do fake. Hubs is allergic and gas strong opinions apparently about cutting down trees for decoration.
I'm now letting it simmer in it's 4rh spot. I've moved couches and tables. It's a bit ridiculous really 🤣1 -
Slightly off topic I’m thinking of starting a Christmas tree farm. They mature in 6 ish years & I have the space. I shouldn’t have read that bookAlinouveau2 wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »
Are you doing a real tree? Because I always worry about drying out the tree being too close to the heat. I thought about one that hangs from the ceiling because of my cats but I think they would just view it as more of a challengeAlinouveau2 wrote: »I was thinking in front of our window to the backyard but there's a heating vent right in the middle and we like heat. I'm guessing it's gonna be in the hallway off the foyer. I need one of those you hang from the ceiling
We always do fake. Hubs is allergic and gas strong opinions apparently about cutting down trees for decoration.
I'm now letting it simmer in it's 4rh spot. I've moved couches and tables. It's a bit ridiculous really 🤣
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TwitchyMagee wrote: »
Slightly off topic I’m thinking of starting a Christmas tree farm. They mature in 6 ish years & I have the space. I shouldn’t have read that bookAlinouveau2 wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »
Are you doing a real tree? Because I always worry about drying out the tree being too close to the heat. I thought about one that hangs from the ceiling because of my cats but I think they would just view it as more of a challengeAlinouveau2 wrote: »I was thinking in front of our window to the backyard but there's a heating vent right in the middle and we like heat. I'm guessing it's gonna be in the hallway off the foyer. I need one of those you hang from the ceiling
We always do fake. Hubs is allergic and gas strong opinions apparently about cutting down trees for decoration.
I'm now letting it simmer in it's 4rh spot. I've moved couches and tables. It's a bit ridiculous really 🤣
Real trees are the “green” option and help small farmers typically. (I have no opinion what kind of tree people choose. If my kids didn’t love cutting one down I would probably switch for various reasons.)
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Yup. They are renewable & biodegradableTwitchyMagee wrote: »
Slightly off topic I’m thinking of starting a Christmas tree farm. They mature in 6 ish years & I have the space. I shouldn’t have read that bookAlinouveau2 wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »
Are you doing a real tree? Because I always worry about drying out the tree being too close to the heat. I thought about one that hangs from the ceiling because of my cats but I think they would just view it as more of a challengeAlinouveau2 wrote: »I was thinking in front of our window to the backyard but there's a heating vent right in the middle and we like heat. I'm guessing it's gonna be in the hallway off the foyer. I need one of those you hang from the ceiling
We always do fake. Hubs is allergic and gas strong opinions apparently about cutting down trees for decoration.
I'm now letting it simmer in it's 4rh spot. I've moved couches and tables. It's a bit ridiculous really 🤣
Real trees are the “green” option and help small farmers typically. (I have no opinion what kind of tree people choose. If my kids didn’t love cutting one down I would probably switch for various
reasons.)
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My 13-year-old pronounced lieutenant as “leftenant” And now I need to export him to a commonwealth2
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