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Final Update:
My mother passed away this evening at 5:55 PM to her eternal reward.
I ask that you now pray for her soul and that God welcomes her home.
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My elder millennial brain still believes a fresh notebook could turn this entire operation around.
Saw the Tolkien movie (2019) for the first time last night. Quite enjoyable and digestible for someone who may know little about his life. Similar to Goodbye Christopher Robin (2017).
Why do I remember people counter-signaling it when it first came out?
Monday morning, wake up time,
Get to work and stand in line
What would make you feel real fine?
Recess, a Disney Channel show which has been on the air since 1997, ends.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Recess aired on ABC, not Disney Channel. It did not debut on Disney Channel until 2003, which is the future, as far as this account is concerned.
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Men only want one thing and it’s the entire Loeb Classical Library collection
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There’s an easy cure for this and it’s called medieval peasant-maxxing. You need to be building fires and playing festive carols. You need to be taking long walks, learning crafts and listening to stories read aloud. You need to be loading up on cheese and breads and pies.
Already found the book from where my October 2027 poems will be sourced.
The poetry will continue until morale improves.
“Taken hour by hour
the little steps of Nature . . .
autumn to winter.”
- Günther Klinge (Drifting with the Moon) #OctoberHaiku Day 31
(Until next year when the veil between here and the hereafter is thinnest once again- Happy Halloween 🎃)
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at 24: i want to become a senior manager.
at 38: is there a job where i can organize books, avoid meetings, and go home without anyone asking for an update? 💀
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The reason millennials are so nostalgic is that they briefly experienced a world not entirely controlled by the stupidest people to have ever lived.
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It is the year 4028. Pope Leo XXII sends his ballot to elect the next President of the United States. Ancient legend holds that every American citizen used to be able to vote, though historians are divided on the matter. For centuries, it has only been the Pope who votes.
When going through TSA recently I saw the workers who used to be able to sit while checking IDs now being told they had to stand.
The look on the guy’s face when I brought up how bad I felt told me everything I needed to know about these election results.
Replying to @ThomBrady5
>Promises mass deportations and no more wars
>wins
>launches more wars while no mass deportations
>loses
There’s plenty of blame to go around.
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Something to know when traveling to New jersey for the first time. There's shadow people. There's people made of shadow and also people made out of sound, you will hear them.
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This paperback was published in 1960, when way more people bought books like this. It retailed for $1.45. Today that would convert to $16.50, but no one could publish this book in paperback today at that price. (Note foldout at the back.)



































