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      Miss_Chiev0us wrote: »
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      SO happy to read this! That's wonderful news Jo ❤
      cdubks88 wrote: »
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      So happy to hear this!

      thank you T, Chris 🤗 So many happy tears yesterday.. it was such a relief to finally know. The past week has been awful, the wait.. terrible.
      My dad was teary all week.. that really hurt to see.

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      That it hasn’t rained yet.
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      That my glasses were able to get adjusted without breaking.
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      For my strength
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      threewins wrote: »
      I have a bed to sleep in (in 9 days I'll be sleeping in my car for maybe 11 months) and my long distance girlfriend chats with me almost constantly.

      I feel ya. I go homeless on the 25th until I close on my new house a month later. Car camping can be cool though.
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      ^^ How do I follow that up?! I just came to say I'm happy the scab on my left elbow from 6 weeks of forearm planking is healing nicely (as opposed to scarring).
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      Installing Linux on my gaming machine went so well. Now to start bringing in my files, and I'll be 100% on linux! Wew!
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      mattig89ch wrote: »
      Installing Linux on my gaming machine went so well. Now to start bringing in my files, and I'll be 100% on linux! Wew!

      Woot woot. What flavor?
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      brustmannzwei wrote: »
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      Woot woot. What flavor?

      Mint. Ubuntu based so its got great game support, and friendly and familiar UI.
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      mattig89ch wrote: »
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      Mint. Ubuntu based so its got great game support, and friendly and familiar UI.

      Now adays I don’t fuss with WIne and just play native games like Battle for Wesnoth, 0 A.D., etc.

      Most of my daily use systems are Debian, RHEL, and Arch. I occasionally have to spark up some older systems running Slackware, Solaris, or HPUX.
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      Peace in the home
      A (chilly) beautiful Autumn day
      Hugs
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      My kids. I’m totally blessed. Also, I’ve realized I have a lot more patience now....it’s a win win.
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      slimgirljo15 wrote: »
      that my dads scan results show no cancer 🥳 happy tears all round.

      what a relief! hugs and more all around Jo! <3
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      Reckoner69_lmao wrote: »
      eyes

      same - and glasses. to see better
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      vanityy99 wrote: »
      Grateful to be Canadian.

      😬
      Besides the weather.


      Grateful I just deleted Snapchat before snapping on someone who keeps sending me weird snaps.
      Grateful I’m learning to tame myself instead of my mouth becoming an AK47.

      true north strong and free :)
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      MiNinaLisa wrote: »
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      what a relief! hugs and more all around Jo! <3

      thank you Lisa 🤗 its his birthday today, he wanted breakfast birthday cake , god love him 😂 He's such a kid lol.
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      That I and youins are vertical. That I was able to use leverage to move the upright piano and not hurt myself, and for everyone elese having a grateful for the day.
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      brustmannzwei wrote: »
      That I and youins are vertical. That I was able to use leverage to move the upright piano and not hurt myself, and for everyone elese having a grateful for the day.

      horizontal isn't always bad :D
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      ^😘
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      i got real life hug today from friend and we literally teared up bc *kitten* social distancing i miss my friends so much
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      The pier fire is out and the air is no longer toxic with creosote fumes. I can actually go for a walk again.
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      asthesoapturns wrote: »
      The pier fire is out and the air is no longer toxic with creosote fumes. I can actually go for a walk again.

      Several years ago, I watched the Redondo Beach Pier burn.

      It was a Friday.

      I was in sales.

      I was at the beach instead of working.

      I loved that job.
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      MiNinaLisa wrote: »
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      my bestie still won't hug me. she won't even hug her son who lives another part of the city. but we do the happy dance around each other. i'd have teared up if we'd have hugged because she's like my sister... :s .


      I'd give you a hug! I sure would.


      And out of supreme respect, I wouldn't even request a reach-around.




      Unless, you know.... well, unless you insisted.
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      Motorsheen wrote: »
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      Several years ago, I watched the Redondo Beach Pier burn.

      It was a Friday.

      I was in sales.

      I was at the beach instead of working.

      I loved that job.

      I work in sales but alas I've been stuck in the office all throughout this Covid crap. Our rep on the road has that life though. He calls me from far nicer/more scenic locals. Can't help but be jealous sometimes XD. But then I remember I'm moving into purchasing and I don't have to deal with customers anymore.
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