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@ReenieHJ It was interesting, a little different than I expected. But, enjoyed watching it. If you like creepy, this one is a little.
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Slowly working my way through the Chicago series of shows. Also recently watched “The Silencing”. Can’t wait for “Without Remorse”. But I’m also hesitant as I think they will really change it from the book
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So true. The relationships I've been in, even if they weren't all that good, are a learning opportunity.
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If you're being pressured to do something you don't want, or not ready to, then it isn't good by any means. You can be single and happy, you can be married and in complete misery. Yeah, it sucks being the third or fifth wheel at times. But if you're happy and single, who cares?
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Is marriage worth it? Only you can answer that question by looking at the end goal and what's most important. Some people think that marriage is the last step in a relationship. Others look at it as a means to an end for financial, security or emotional needs. IMO, too many focus on the marriage and not the relationship.…
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Yep, just like that other four-letter word that George Carlin famously did a bit on. They might even go together in a few situations. :lol:
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https://parade.com/1113130/jessicasager/generation-names-and-years/
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Yep, there's some good people here. :)
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Haven't had a Facebook or Twitter account in years. I do have Instagram but I mostly follow businesses and a few friends. But, rarely post.
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Coffee, green tea can be great. Add in a couple of aspirin... ;)
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It's interesting that there's so many views on what out ancestors ate for food. I was watching a movie a couple of weeks ago called "The Game Changers" and they talked about how the Gladiators in ancient times were vegetarians based off of bone structure samples. On the opposite end of the spectrum, I'm reading
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When I was in a weight loss challenge a couple of years ago, I weighed daily on my Garmin. But, the official weigh-in scale was a bar scale at work that I did weekly. I would weigh myself then take a picture of the bar for tracking purposes. Though, for the challenge, we only had to weigh ourselves at the beginning and end…
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I weigh myself almost daily. Some will disagree with doing this, as they will claim it's not healthy. But, for me, it works. I have a Garmin Index scale, and I weigh myself in the morning right after I get out of the shower. No clothes, feet are still damp so it's relatively consistent in terms of electrical reading for…
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Oh, that's definitely a tough situation and an awkward ride home. I have a seatbag on each of my bikes that has spare tube, patch kit, levers, etc in it. Definitely worthwhile!
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Unfortunately, I haven't played in years. Last time I played was when v3.5 came out (2003/4?) and thought it was a mess. The majority of my playing was Advanced Dungeons & Dragons versions 1 and 2. Started in the late 70's when it was Dungeons & Dragons and played until 2001/2002 when my long-time group fell apart due to…
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It's been a while. List of most recent movies watched: Artemis Fowl Knives Out The Game Changers Personal Gold Marvel MCU movie series
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Uh oh.. What happened with the bikes?
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Roll good! I miss doing that. Used to just randomly roll up characters for no reason. Just to see what I could come up with.
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Makes me want to read it! ;)
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That's awesome!
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That happens a lot to me with various posts with spammers and just people in general. Thankfully, I don't get any lewd people. But, still, I don't like how when you like something, all of a sudden you have 15 friend requests or messages. Makes me want to dump IG again....
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Depending on the specific policy of your school, they might not like your thesis.
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Overall, it's good. I'm about 1/3 of the way through it. Informative, yet easy to understand. Might be somewhat grim for people to read. But, due to previous work, it's an interest of mine. It's also a little dated, in that it was published 2007. But, still relevant. I do have his other book "Deadliest Enemy: Our War…
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Still reading a lot of technical documentation for work that goes into my personal reading time. Slow reading my way through "Living Terrors: What America Needs to Know to Survive the Coming Bioterrorist Catastrophe"
