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9 days agoI don’t like muscles from the Puget Sound because they taste like it smells and I cannot get past that.
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1992 - and it has all of the luxuries that 1992 had to offer in a house (oak everything! almost no right corners! shiny brass fixtures!)
10·12 days agoYou can make the purchase contingent on junk removal.
Near me - lots of homes have junk in the front yard. No idea why. Those homes also appear to be more likely to burn their garbage in the yard. 🤷
Dumb question: why can a person be trained to have new skills?
I pee with the door open so I can hear them at all times. Our life is wild
Pay attention to them even if you aren’t engaging with them - they can create all sorts of mayhem very quickly. My friend’s kid managed to lock himself in an operating washing machine. One of my kids managed to shave the center of his hair (to be like dad). And my other kid can find the most expensive item in a room and break it immediately (a true talent).
France helped us during the revolution. The world has, generally speaking, been pretty good to us when we ask for help.
Yeah, like a Frisbee. 😉
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I didn’t know I wanted to slap a Lamborghini-style chassis onto a lawnmower, but now I do.
21 years ago, married for 13 years.
I love this quote about the breakdown of obligations in America. It’s not a direction I want to go, but it does seem to be the direction we are headed:
In America, everyone does whatever they want, society did break down, it’s terrible, and it’s great! You only look out for number one, scream at whoever disagrees with you, there are no bees because they all died, and if you need surgery you just beg for money on the internet. It’s the perfect system!
I mean, they tried to enshrine what they believed to be inherent into law. It is literally the opening of the declaration of independence:
We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.
It is a philosophical debate that continues to this day. But most philophies think there are some obligations somewhere. There’s even a whole Tav show dedicated to the discussion (the Good Place).
It is a fascinating philosophical debate! We don’t talk about duties a ton right now, but they are weaved the nto the fabric of US law. https://www.bostonreview.net/articles/samuel-moyn-rights-duties/
I have neuropathic pain and acupuncture has helped manage it so I can stay away from these kinds of medicine. Might be worth giving a shot (if nothing else you get a nap, which I always welcome).
Near term: you may be able to find some temp administration n or even light tech work over the summer. Pays not great, but better than zero.
Resumes: resumes are a numbers game, like 500+. It sucks. You may be able to up your odds by running your resume and the job posting through AI (like Gemini or copilot) to ensure a more custom application.
Networking: I often refer former colleagues to others for roles or informational interviews. Considered reaching out to an old coworker or two to see if they have heard of anything. There are also networking groups (city chamber, industry, etc.) that could help to extend your reach.
Best of luck!
Not any weirder than attaching plastic hairs to your eyelids.