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Not a big enough box to type in for what's on my mind.0
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I'm listening to a podcast about making friends as an adult and I feel hopeless after this, and kind of ashamed for spending so much time at work (which was already something I think about a lot). I literally don't have time for friends, even though I know they're important for both physical and mental health.
*cue people telling me about how many more responsibilities they have to deal with and they still get it done
You're not alone...my GF and I struggle with this all the time...trying to make time to socialize with the friends we already have...not easy, sometimes.
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I'm listening to a podcast about making friends as an adult and I feel hopeless after this, and kind of ashamed for spending so much time at work (which was already something I think about a lot). I literally don't have time for friends, even though I know they're important for both physical and mental health.
*cue people telling me about how many more responsibilities they have to deal with and they still get it done
Any chance you could link me/pm me the podcast @angelxsss ? Since my separation last year and being somewhat newly single, finding friends as an adult is NOT an easy task so I'd be interested to watch it.0 -
happilybrad wrote: »I'm listening to a podcast about making friends as an adult and I feel hopeless after this, and kind of ashamed for spending so much time at work (which was already something I think about a lot). I literally don't have time for friends, even though I know they're important for both physical and mental health.
*cue people telling me about how many more responsibilities they have to deal with and they still get it done
Any chance you could link me/pm me the podcast @angelxsss ? Since my separation last year and being somewhat newly single, finding friends as an adult is NOT an easy task so I'd be interested to watch it.
it's kind of a feminist podcast haha so don't be alarmed, but I'm pretty sure it can apply to anyone. http://app.stitcher.com/browse/feed/10995/episodes I can't find the direct link, but it's the one called "Can We Be Friends?"0 -
I'm feeling totally relieved because I just had my mid-year performance review, and it went really well. I always get nervous and worry before these things.1
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JeepHair77 wrote: »I'm feeling totally relieved because I just had my mid-year performance review, and it went really well. I always get nervous and worry before these things.
glad it went well!0 -
it's kind of a feminist podcast haha so don't be alarmed, but I'm pretty sure it can apply to anyone. http://app.stitcher.com/browse/feed/10995/episodes I can't find the direct link, but it's the one called "Can We Be Friends?"
Ah well if it's tailored to a specific gender it might not be ideal but it gives me a good idea at least to do some research on said topic.0 -
Apparently a friend of mine is mad at me about something and I have no idea what. If I ask her she'll deny it and I just don't have the patience for the drama today.0
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OutOfUserName wrote: »peanut butter cheeseburger
I had one of these recently but a hotdog instead of a burger @OutOfUserName
Behold... The Peanut Butter Bacon Cheese Dog !
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OutOfUserName wrote: »happilybrad wrote: »OutOfUserName wrote: »peanut butter cheeseburger
I had one of these recently but a hotdog instead of a burger @OutOfUserName
Behold... The Peanut Butter Bacon Cheese Dog !
where did you get that??
A local pub here. They have a few items on their menu that are pretty crazy. When I saw this on the menu I knew what I needed in my life at that time and I do not regret it, it was quite interesting!0 -
Motorsheen wrote: »[Soaring temperatures will peak on Tuesday, when Phoenix is expected to hit 120 degrees, according to the National Weather Service, which issued the official warning Wednesday.]
Haha, luckily I'll be out of town that day--sucks for my family though. XD0 -
My app is saying if I continue at the rate I'm going, I'll be able to lose 15 pounds in 9 months. I'm hopeless.0
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Poisonedpawn78 wrote: »
aww well thank you for the compliment. I just feel like if I were doing well (2 lbs/week well) then I would be done in a couple months, not 90 -
Poisonedpawn78 wrote: »
aww well thank you for the compliment. I just feel like if I were doing well (2 lbs/week well) then I would be done in a couple months, not 9
just imagine how miserable those few months would be at -750 calories per day from where you are now
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Poisonedpawn78 wrote: »Poisonedpawn78 wrote: »
aww well thank you for the compliment. I just feel like if I were doing well (2 lbs/week well) then I would be done in a couple months, not 9
just imagine how miserable those few months would be at -750 calories per day from where you are now
Hmmmmmm that's kinda true0 -
JeepHair77 wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »RunHardBeStrong wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »... I've never listened to an Adele song.
I barely know who she is. If I'm listening to music at home, it's usually old skool jazz on vinyl.
Today's music barely qualifies to be called music. One needs to dig pretty deep for anything of quality.
Love the sound of vinyl.
right? it's just more authentic.
vinyl played thru a tube amp and great speakers can't be beat
My husband and I got obsessed with vinyl in the last year or two. I love the sound and I especially love hanging out in record stores, flipping through albums for hours. And when you find something awesome, putting it on and then sitting down with the liner notes while you listen. Kids these days just don't understand what it was like, saving your money, getting that new album, having your friend over to listen.
Yes, I know. I'll go put my teeth and hearing aid in, now.
Mad Re5pext
There's something about spending $75 for used Miles Davis album too....
It's about being intentional in the appreciation of music rather than cramming as many songs as possible into an ipod.
Now get off my lawn.2 -
Motorsheen wrote: »JeepHair77 wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »RunHardBeStrong wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »... I've never listened to an Adele song.
I barely know who she is. If I'm listening to music at home, it's usually old skool jazz on vinyl.
Today's music barely qualifies to be called music. One needs to dig pretty deep for anything of quality.
Love the sound of vinyl.
right? it's just more authentic.
vinyl played thru a tube amp and great speakers can't be beat
My husband and I got obsessed with vinyl in the last year or two. I love the sound and I especially love hanging out in record stores, flipping through albums for hours. And when you find something awesome, putting it on and then sitting down with the liner notes while you listen. Kids these days just don't understand what it was like, saving your money, getting that new album, having your friend over to listen.
Yes, I know. I'll go put my teeth and hearing aid in, now.
Mad Re5pext
There's something about spending $75 for used Miles Davis album too....
It's about being intentional in the appreciation of music rather than cramming as many songs as possible into an ipod.
Now get off my lawn.
Im naked, rolling around on your lawn..come make me get off
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I said: I'll just go with the flow.
I lied; I physically can't do it.
*kitten* the Flow.0
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