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Went to my father in law’s seventieth birthday party yesterday. It was a good party. I mean, I hated it, but sitting around talking to strangers is not fun for me. But he had a good time which was what mattered. And I did get to see some people I hadn’t in quite a while and that was nice as they’re folks I actually like.
There were a bunch of decorations intended to poke fun at aging, and it was well planned. But one of the ‘jokes’ was an inflatable walker. Early in the evening they just sort of left it as the joke wasn’t so funny when a younger person using a mobility aid was right there. But it came out later when everyone was drunk. It was equal parts sad and irritating to see the dawning realization when someone would say something to me and then realize that mocking someone’s disability to their face was not actually fun. :/
And then my husband refused to stop at a motel even though we started home really late, so that was a fun drive...made it home at two am, all exhausted, but hey, at least we all got to sleep in this morning. :)
Edit: puts on daytime pajamas...this is not the day for normal clothes. :P
My wobbly rib does not do well with bras. Hoping it gets steadier if I give it a day to rest. It’s stil pretty bruised from being put back in place by the chiropractor on Friday, so I’m hoping it will stay put so I don’t have to have her put it back again on Monday
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So Zelda and I attended a blacksmithing class yesterday. That was fun. It was advertised to be over at 3, and she was supposed to be at a salon by 3:30 for hair and makeup before being in a small runway fashion show for her job, and then there was another meeting we needed to get to after that. None of these things were in the same town. And it wasn't quite over at 3.
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So Zelda and I attended a blacksmithing class yesterday. That was fun. It was advertised to be over at 3, and she was supposed to be at a salon by 3:30 for hair and makeup before being in a small runway fashion show for her job, and then there was another meeting we needed to get to after that. None of these things were in the same town. And it wasn't quite over at 3.
That sounds so cool! Not the rushing around part, but the blacksmithing part
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Now to be the extra super duper mean mom and tell the kiddo to do his homework...sometimes I think I need a proper villain costume for this....;)
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Is it fall yet? Because it’s still acting like summer and we basically didn’t get fall at all last year and I really, really want colder weather now please...
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Went to my father in law’s seventieth birthday party yesterday. It was a good party. I mean, I hated it, but sitting around talking to strangers is not fun for me. But he had a good time which was what mattered. And I did get to see some people I hadn’t in quite a while and that was nice as they’re folks I actually like.
There were a bunch of decorations intended to poke fun at aging, and it was well planned. But one of the ‘jokes’ was an inflatable walker. Early in the evening they just sort of left it as the joke wasn’t so funny when a younger person using a mobility aid was right there. But it came out later when everyone was drunk. It was equal parts sad and irritating to see the dawning realization when someone would say something to me and then realize that mocking someone’s disability to their face was not actually fun. :/
And then my husband refused to stop at a motel even though we started home really late, so that was a fun drive...made it home at two am, all exhausted, but hey, at least we all got to sleep in this morning. :)Edit: puts on daytime pajamas...this is not the day for normal clothes. :P
My wobbly rib does not do well with bras. Hoping it gets steadier if I give it a day to rest. It’s stil pretty bruised from being put back in place by the chiropractor on Friday, so I’m hoping it will stay put so I don’t have to have her put it back again on Monday
I misread this as your father in law's SEVENTEENTH birthday party. Which raises allll sorts of questions.
Mobility aids are for use, not jokes.
I would normally make a boob comment, but as I am a *mature adult*, I will ask if it is simply time for a sports bra instead.
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Is it fall yet? Because it’s still acting like summer and we basically didn’t get fall at all last year and I really, really want colder weather now please...
Working on it...
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So Zelda and I attended a blacksmithing class yesterday. That was fun. It was advertised to be over at 3, and she was supposed to be at a salon by 3:30 for hair and makeup before being in a small runway fashion show for her job, and then there was another meeting we needed to get to after that. None of these things were in the same town. And it wasn't quite over at 3.
She's...A SUPERMODEL!?!??!
You did not share this information earlier!!!!!!!
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So Zelda and I attended a blacksmithing class yesterday. That was fun. It was advertised to be over at 3, and she was supposed to be at a salon by 3:30 for hair and makeup before being in a small runway fashion show for her job, and then there was another meeting we needed to get to after that. None of these things were in the same town. And it wasn't quite over at 3.That sounds so cool! Not the rushing around part, but the blacksmithing part
The blacksmithing part was pretty awesome. Hopefully doing it again next month.
The rushing around part was at least a little enjoyable for me - the only way this worked was if she changed clothes in the car between the blacksmithing and the salon, while I drove at speeds I will not publicly confirm.
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So Zelda and I attended a blacksmithing class yesterday. That was fun. It was advertised to be over at 3, and she was supposed to be at a salon by 3:30 for hair and makeup before being in a small runway fashion show for her job, and then there was another meeting we needed to get to after that. None of these things were in the same town. And it wasn't quite over at 3.That sounds so cool! Not the rushing around part, but the blacksmithing partThe blacksmithing part was pretty awesome. Hopefully doing it again next month.
The rushing around part was at least a little enjoyable for me - the only way this worked was if she changed clothes in the car between the blacksmithing and the salon, while I drove at speeds I will not publicly confirm.
NO FAIR
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So Zelda and I attended a blacksmithing class yesterday. That was fun. It was advertised to be over at 3, and she was supposed to be at a salon by 3:30 for hair and makeup before being in a small runway fashion show for her job, and then there was another meeting we needed to get to after that. None of these things were in the same town. And it wasn't quite over at 3.That sounds so cool! Not the rushing around part, but the blacksmithing partThe blacksmithing part was pretty awesome. Hopefully doing it again next month.
The rushing around part was at least a little enjoyable for me - the only way this worked was if she changed clothes in the car between the blacksmithing and the salon, while I drove at speeds I will not publicly confirm.
Was it really slow, I'd drive really slow.
In fact, we probably wouldn't make it, but not due to any sort of traffic issues.
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I would normally make a boob comment, but as I am a *mature adult*, I will ask if it is simply time for a sports bra instead.
Oh, I pitched out all my underwires already. But even a comfy sports bra doesn’t feel good on a dislocated rib. Or even just a bruised rib. I’m trying to learn how to make my own bras to see if I can make something more comfortable, but that’s kind of a long term project. My solution to all clothes related problems is to see if I can’t make something better myself. :)
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Oh, I pitched out all my underwires already. But even a comfy sports bra doesn’t feel good on a dislocated rib. Or even just a bruised rib. I’m trying to learn how to make my own bras to see if I can make something more comfortable, but that’s kind of a long term project. My solution to all clothes related problems is to see if I can’t make something better myself. :)
I would normally make a boob comment, but as I am a *mature adult*, I will ask if it is simply time for a sports bra instead.
Please let me know what you come up with. This could be fascinating and even life altering for not just you but women everywhere. The back(strap?) of the bra industry is overdue for breaking.
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Also, as an aside, have you checked out elomi?
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Best typo ever!
I was looking through my Dead Suns AP pawns and I noticed a Modified Maintenance Bot isn't named that.
Modified Mabrainoozeot.
Awesome!
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Also, as an aside, have you checked out elomi?
I did. They have good stuff, but none that solve my current dilemma
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I got myself a new sportsbra since I'm getting tired of having to hope it's dry after I run on Saturday and run again on Sunday. I don't run with normal bra after the last time the underwire chafing led me to get a blister.
Pretty sure underwire is meant to be torture...and a good sports bra is the best thing ever. Of course I also think that synthetic lace is awful, so I’m biased towards sportier clothes even before taking my other issues into account. :)
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I still have yet to find a sports bra that can contain my manliness.
I might be wearing them wrong.
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Trying to clean off the dvr so we can exchange the cable box for a better one, and I’m remembering why I stopped watching tv in the first place...it’s kinda boring
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Trying to clean off the dvr so we can exchange the cable box for a better one, and I’m remembering why I stopped watching tv in the first place...it’s kinda boring
Do you use Hulu? If so, check out their live TV beta add on.
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I still have yet to find a sports bra that can contain my manliness.
I might be wearing them wrong.
Lol. But I applaud your attempt! If men start wearing them, they’ll start worrying about making them comfortable! ;P
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Trying to clean off the dvr so we can exchange the cable box for a better one, and I’m remembering why I stopped watching tv in the first place...it’s kinda boringDo you use Hulu? If so, check out their live TV beta add on.
Thought about it, but we’re forced to use Comcast for internet thanks to our apartment complex and they’ve made it more expensive to just buy internet than cable and internet. So not likely to switch as long as we live here
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Charter tried telling me I could save money by bundling my internet with cable, I told them I'd gladly pay extra for not having cable.
Now that I'm commercial free I can't go back.
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One of the new aliens available to play with Starfinder from the Azlanti Star Empire AP is an intelligent diminutive cuttlefish that travels around in a body made of psychokinetic water.
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The General (cross after a fight with Crookshanks over homework): So, I get to relearn my high school education, so that'll be fun, I guess
Captain Yesterday: At least you still have me to fool around with, some things never change.
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...sometimes I think I need a proper villain costume for this....;)
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...sometimes I think I need a proper villain costume for this....;)Hmmm...
Niiiiiiiiiiice
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I do need that underwire, else I jiggle, a lot. I'm sure Freehold would be amused, but no.
Common misconception, but no, the underwire isn’t supporting you. It’s supporting the fabric to keep it in the right shape to support you. You can get the same support without the underwire, but the fabric and make have to be very strong and it’s vital that it is the correct fit. I get the same support for my f cups from a well made wire free bra, including lack of jiggle, as from an underwire bra. The trick is that you end up trying out a whole bunch of crap bras before you find he good wirefree ones. And then they keep ‘improving’ them so you’re never done looking. :/
And this folks is why I envy small chested women. So so so so much.
Starfinder
By the way!
Did anyone else SEE THIS?! OH MY WOOOOORRRRRRDD.
I NEED TO PLAY/OR/RUN THIS MODULE
(I cannot, at present, due to game stuff, but I neeeeeeeed to.)
Probably same reason I can’t eat their fries. They don’t have a dedicated fryer. They cook the chicken nuggets in the same oil. Now for me that’s a great way to have to visit the ER because the wheat from the breading gets in everything. But I can definitely see where it would also be a big no for a veganI remember mcdonalds switching to veggie oil, but there was something..either some franchisees didn't or some way they were being handled...SOMEthing. Can't quite remember.too many issues around what kind of fat they are cooked in.when you're drunk at 3 am, and you have vegetarians in your party, who is helping you to sober up? Not McDonalds.French fries are still veggies.Nope. McDonald's stopped frying their fries in beef fat back in 1990 and switched to vegetable oil. Whatever objections people may have to McD's, their fries are vegan friendly.
I continue to fry fries at home in a mixture of canola oil and bacon drippings because it tastes so damn good.
Edit: Yep, Drejk is correct:
Isn't McDonalds supposed to fry them in deep vegetable oil? I know of no animal fat that would be suitable for the deep frying technique that is used by McDonalds.Keep in mind I am no vegetarian anymore, but that was the scuttlebutt a few years ago.THAT'S probably it.
Thank you so much, that was driving me nuts.
Also, what fast food places CAN you eat at? In case I visit. Considering how far away you are, sushi will NOT travel well.
Five guys is my fav for fast food. They have a dedicated fryer for fries and pretty good milkshakes. And, okay, peanuts are not the most nutritious main course ever, but it works for me. As long as I’m careful about my carbs the next day. :)
Most of the safe places to eat are not fast food, but...
Five Guys is so gooooooooooooood
Now if only they hadn't bought into the terrible "everything from one spiggot" abominable Coke machines... I love Coke products, but, ugh, those are terrible for flavor.
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I got myself a new sportsbra since I'm getting tired of having to hope it's dry after I run on Saturday and run again on Sunday. I don't run with normal bra after the last time the underwire chafing led me to get a blister.Pretty sure underwire is meant to be torture...and a good sports bra is the best thing ever. Of course I also think that synthetic lace is awful, so I’m biased towards sportier clothes even before taking my other issues into account. :)
remember SOMEONE made shirts with a sportsbra like thing in them...trying to remember who.
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...sometimes I think I need a proper villain costume for this....;)Hmmm...
more like HNNNNNNNG
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I do need that underwire, else I jiggle, a lot. I'm sure Freehold would be amused, but no.
not amused, but appreciative.
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I do need that underwire, else I jiggle, a lot. I'm sure Freehold would be amused, but no.Common misconception, but no, the underwire isn’t supporting you. It’s supporting the fabric to keep it in the right shape to support you. You can get the same support without the underwire, but the fabric and make have to be very strong and it’s vital that it is the correct fit. I get the same support for my f cups from a well made wire free bra, including lack of jiggle, as from an underwire bra. The trick is that you end up trying out a whole bunch of crap bras before you find he good wirefree ones. And then they keep ‘improving’ them so you’re never done looking. :/
And this folks is why I envy small chested women. So so so so much.
So very, very appreciative.
There is a specialty store somewhere aroundabouts that does personalized measurements and makes unique harnesses(sorry, I dont know the exact term for bras that encompass ribcage as well as boobs). If I can find their info, I'll PM you. They may be able to refer you to someplace local.
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Also watching Gundam Unicorn.
God I love true Gundam. So much.
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Phishing Is the Internet’s Most Successful Con
It does seem like it is real easy. fortunatly I have some helpful tips. just private message me your full name, phone number, social security number, and I will fill you in.
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I tried some sweet corn potato chips once. I have never put something so heinous in my mouth before. (bearing possibly when I was a toddler but who remembers that) I took one bite and spit it out immediately. They are so gross.
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So Zelda and I attended a blacksmithing class yesterday. That was fun. It was advertised to be over at 3, and she was supposed to be at a salon by 3:30 for hair and makeup before being in a small runway fashion show for her job, and then there was another meeting we needed to get to after that. None of these things were in the same town. And it wasn't quite over at 3.That sounds so cool! Not the rushing around part, but the blacksmithing partThe blacksmithing part was pretty awesome. Hopefully doing it again next month.
The rushing around part was at least a little enjoyable for me - the only way this worked was if she changed clothes in the car between the blacksmithing and the salon, while I drove at speeds I will not publicly confirm.
What did you make at the blacksmithing?
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I remember when you were a toddler. The things you put in your mouth...
*shudders uncontrollably*
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What did you make at the blacksmithing?So Zelda and I attended a blacksmithing class yesterday. That was fun. It was advertised to be over at 3, and she was supposed to be at a salon by 3:30 for hair and makeup before being in a small runway fashion show for her job, and then there was another meeting we needed to get to after that. None of these things were in the same town. And it wasn't quite over at 3.That sounds so cool! Not the rushing around part, but the blacksmithing partThe blacksmithing part was pretty awesome. Hopefully doing it again next month.
The rushing around part was at least a little enjoyable for me - the only way this worked was if she changed clothes in the car between the blacksmithing and the salon, while I drove at speeds I will not publicly confirm.
Probably a blacksmith. I have heard that those are a real challenge.
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I remember when you were a toddler. The things you put in your mouth...
*shudders uncontrollably*
You just had to go their.
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You just had to go their.I remember when you were a toddler. The things you put in your mouth...
*shudders uncontrollably*
"Their"? Whose?
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Because Madison has an "uptick" in thefts from vehicles they're now canvassing various neighborhood and checking cars for valuables and if they're unlocked and then handing out "report cards" if they are.
I dunno, maybe it's because I lived somewhere other than Wisconsin, but it seems like theirs a better way to spend my taxes.
Personally, I don't leave anything in my car and leave it unlocked (no one is going to steal a hail pelted four door Kia for joy riding).
F@#$ it, I'd the thieves want my mix CDs they can have them!
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"Their"? Whose?You just had to go their.I remember when you were a toddler. The things you put in your mouth...
*shudders uncontrollably*
Is this one of those there their they're things cause i'm terrible with those.
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Because Madison has an "uptick" in thefts from vehicles they're now canvassing various neighborhood and checking cars for valuables and if they're unlocked and then handing out "report cards" if they are.
I dunno, maybe it's because I lived somewhere other than Wisconsin, but it seems like theirs a better way to spend my taxes.
Personally, I don't leave anything in my car and leave it unlocked (no one is going to steal a hail pelted four door Kia for joy riding).
F!## it, I'd the thieves want my mix CDs they can have them!
That does seem like kind of a waste of time. Also why am I getting a report card for how well I do at minimizing the loss for them not doing there job well enough.
Hmm I say what you do is put a Giant rubber snake in your car. see if that helps.