So we'll walk down the shoreline
One last time together
Feel the wind blow our wanderin' hearts Like a feather
But who knows what's waiting
In the wings of time
Dry your eyes
We gotta go where we can shine
Don't be hiding in sorrow
Or clinging to the past
With your beauty so precious
And the season so fast
No matter how cold the horizon appear
Or how far the first night
When I held you near
You gotta rise from these ashes
Like a bird of flame
Step out of the shadow
We've gotta go where we can shine
For all that we struggle
For all we pretend
It don't come down to nothing
Except love in the end
And ours is a road
That is strewn with goodbyes
But as it unfolds
As it all unwinds
Remember your soul is the one thing
You just can't compromise
Take my hand
We're gonna go where we can shine
♪We're gonna go where we can shine♪
♫We're gonna go where we can shine♫
(and look, and look)
Through the windows of midnight
Moonfoam and silver
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Just checking in folks. At the library for free wi-fi and sending in resumes to a couple of companies and finalizing the paperwork for the one that offered me the job. Really hoping for this second job though, it looks to be a potentially longer term job and well it pays better too. Send good thoughts please.
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~~positive waves~~
Good luck man. More so on the second, but definitely on both.
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Wow. That is pretty bad.While not quite that far gone, mothers are given a pint of Guinness after giving birth. Full of iron, good for recovery. And underage drinking is very much the norm.When I was younger, I assumed that Irish schools replaced milk with alcohol.When there's an Irishman behind the counter, there ain't nothin' but.How did you know I was going for an adult beverage too....Maximum "creativity", eh? Lemme fix you up a Pan Galactic Gargle Blaster.Good idea, I'm going for an all you can eat curry tonight then playing Feng Shui RPG. Should be fun, if I'm creative enough.Speaking of being merry, drinks anyone?
Depends on which part ya mean. If about the mothers, as BT said, they've earned it after that. Besides, lots of doctors say it's good for them, due to the high iron content. We call it "liquid bread" for a reason. You could live off the stuff.
As for the underage drinking, yeah, not as happy with that part of our culture. Unfortunately, the only movement on it at the moment is how to make it even younger. But that's a ramblin' for a different thread, methinks.
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...as long as I don't have to go back to Paris.I second that motion! Tour Europe! We have history! And booze!I gotta get a passport.and of course you will acompany her and you both come and visit meTaig,
is your daugther back home?
how was here stay over here ?
how did she like Germany ?
She will be back home on Saturday (and hopefully awake enough to play some Pathfinder at the con on Sunday).
She had a great time, and she really enjoyed Germany. I can imagine her wanting to go back on her own.
Paris? Goodness no. There are Parisians there.
Wow. That is pretty bad.While not quite that far gone, mothers are given a pint of Guinness after giving birth. Full of iron, good for recovery. And underage drinking is very much the norm.When I was younger, I assumed that Irish schools replaced milk with alcohol.When there's an Irishman behind the counter, there ain't nothin' but.How did you know I was going for an adult beverage too....Maximum "creativity", eh? Lemme fix you up a Pan Galactic Gargle Blaster.Good idea, I'm going for an all you can eat curry tonight then playing Feng Shui RPG. Should be fun, if I'm creative enough.Speaking of being merry, drinks anyone?
Depends on which part ya mean. If about the mothers, as BT said, they've earned it after that. Besides, lots of doctors say it's good for them, due to the high iron content. We call it "liquid bread" for a reason. You could live off the stuff.
As for the underage drinking, yeah, not as happy with that part of our culture. Unfortunately, the only movement on it at the moment is how to make it even younger. But that's a ramblin' for a different thread, methinks.
I'll admit I'm approaching this with a different perspective, so I'm having a hard time imagining how it can be healthy at all. Here, there's concerns about alcohol being passed on by breastfeeding. So it kinda leaves me bumfuzzled.
The underage drinking bit is definitely bad.
Gah!
Father is driving me crazy with his BS...
I want to go home...
*sigh* About five weeks more... And I have just lend father five hundred pounds because he wants to buy a used car from a coworker in place of used car he has at the moment.
Gah!
Father is driving me crazy with his BS...
I want to go home...
*sigh* About five weeks more... And I have just lend father five hundred pounds because he wants to buy a used car from a coworker in place of used car he has at the moment.
I'm sorry he is being such a pain and hope it gets resolved soon.
And again I am under the £3000 and probably remain under next Friday...
And again I am under the £3000 and probably remain under next Friday...
I hope you end up over before then.
If you can see it. this was about a month ago.
hey! Is that my close personal friend, peter s beagle?!?
Just checking in folks. At the library for free wi-fi and sending in resumes to a couple of companies and finalizing the paperwork for the one that offered me the job. Really hoping for this second job though, it looks to be a potentially longer term job and well it pays better too. Send good thoughts please.
** spoiler omitted **
~~positive waves~~
Good luck man. More so on the second, but definitely on both.
one big +1
...as long as I don't have to go back to Paris.I second that motion! Tour Europe! We have history! And booze!I gotta get a passport.and of course you will acompany her and you both come and visit meTaig,
is your daugther back home?
how was here stay over here ?
how did she like Germany ?
She will be back home on Saturday (and hopefully awake enough to play some Pathfinder at the con on Sunday).
She had a great time, and she really enjoyed Germany. I can imagine her wanting to go back on her own.
you didn't enjoy Paris?
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Tonight is PIZZA night, a rare treat around here.
We go to a local place that serves up NY-style pizzas called Rocky's. The original cook & owner was an Italian immigrant who lived a decade or two in NYC before moving here. The place has been around since my folks moved here in 1976, and continues to have excellent food and better company.
I'm stoked. I've been craving their pizza for weeks.
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It's where kiddo ate her first pizza slice. No Pizza Hut for this baby girl!
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Looking into buying oversized dice for the kid. She's fascinated with trying to roll my dice for me.
I let her (once) last night. She nearly critted.
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gooood morning FaWtL,
Dwarfling is grumpy this morning, usually he is a happy baby in the morning :-/
hopefully our breakfast visit to my dad will cheer him up
I need a good humored dwarfling for baby swimming