Coming up soon.
Let's explore! (Probably not for the faint-hearted.)
Here's a working link: xitter.cf/i/spaces/1DxleVzRrmOKL…
Join us tomorrow, on Tuesday 12-1pm CST as we open the crypt on the horrifying monstrosity that is addiction.
Don’t listen alone
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“A party without cake is really just a meeting.” ~ Julia Child
"I refuse to attend any meeting without cake." ~ Me
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Yes, I changed my mind and decided to go ahead with this topic.
Let’s see how it goes.
Set a reminder for my upcoming Space! xitter.cf/i/spaces/1dGYlaZBQgyKX
SURPRISING FACTOID
If asked, I would have guessed that the world’s largest sovereign wealth fund would probably be the Saudi one.
I would have been wrong.
The largest sovereign wealth fund is Norway’s.
Thanks, @Grok. Also, Hello everybody everywhere, including of course Norway and Saudi Arabia.
Famous In My Phone🔥 retweeted
Along with a sense of humour, it’s fun to preserve a sense of wonder.
I wonder what that is.
Also, Hello.
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Thinking of trying my hand at being a Dastardly ...
... SUPER-VILLAIN
Still working out the details, but here's the vibe (for now).
How's my ... villany?
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LESS CRAP = MORE TIME and SPACE
I like it.
COPING WITH CRAP
A Reflection
Here is a series of steps that I am happy to have almost completely eliminated from my life:
1. Getting new crap and then having to devote precious time and attention to making new crap work properly and finding space for new crap in my abode
2. Integrating new crap into my life, maybe, but very often simply skipping this step and ignoring new crap
3. Losing new, crap, and forgetting about it
4. Remembering and searching for new crap, or alternatively, randomly stumbling across new crap, which has now become old crap, and having to devote time and attention to evaluating the utility of the crap and deciding whether or not to keep the crap, and then either deciding where to put the crap or how to get rid of the crap
Whew! I like less crap anxiety.
FALLOW DEER (Dama dama, NOT drama llama) are native to Europe and were imported into Australia.
Thank you Kleeearl (Karen) @klereeee for telling me this.
Everybody say Thanks to Karen.
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