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Posted by griff
12/17/2020 5:07 pm
#51

Lol. Almost no one.


If you would only recognize that life is hard, things would be so much easier for you. - Louis Brandeis
 
Posted by griff
12/17/2020 5:13 pm
#52

Diaphone Jim wrote:

Herding dogs seem to usually be closet retrievers, loving especially to chase Frisbees.  I worry about their fixation sometimes, though.
Unless those are its dinner bowls. 

Those are two frisbees which he had misplaced outside but managed to find just before winter hit. In that  position he can monitor both his disks and the door in case of UPS incursion. We are well monitored here.

He can get stuck on stuff but he isn't as crazy as some borders I've seen. He doesn't spend his days escaping and destroying.


If you would only recognize that life is hard, things would be so much easier for you. - Louis Brandeis
 
Posted by xoxoxoBruce
12/19/2020 4:03 pm
#53

It's the ski people, they prayed for this.
I'm snowed in but they're saying ¾" of rain and 63° on Thursday... I'll wait. 


 Freedom is just another word for nothin' left to lose.
 
 
Posted by griff
12/21/2020 7:01 am
#54

7:28 am to 4:36 pm
The days will get longer from here!


If you would only recognize that life is hard, things would be so much easier for you. - Louis Brandeis
 
Posted by Limey
12/21/2020 10:47 am
#55

griff wrote:

7:28 am to 4:36 pm
The days will get longer from here!

8.55 am to 3.47 pm here. No chance of seeing the conjunction of planets here, it's cloudy and rainy.


Living life on the edge.
 
Posted by fargon
12/21/2020 1:20 pm
#56

Getting the Hidradenitis Suppurativa cyst on my leg lanced. 


I Love my country, I fear the government.
 
 
Posted by monster
12/25/2020 8:54 pm
#57

I am so chuffed ....all christmas diners cleared their plates entirely like empty.  We are a family of fusspots and over-servers but.... :D

I was not the chef of the family until recently, I do not enjoy cooking, we have one visitor who is used to southern US cuisine......  *gringringrin*  There's only a bit of roast beef left and it was a 3lb joint for 5 people.....


The most difficult thing is the decision to act, the rest is merely tenacity  Amelia Earhart
 
Posted by fargon
12/25/2020 9:01 pm
#58

No leftovers are the best leftovers.


I Love my country, I fear the government.
 
 
Posted by Limey
12/26/2020 4:54 am
#59

monster wrote:

I am so chuffed ....all christmas diners cleared their plates entirely like empty.  We are a family of fusspots and over-servers but.... :D

I was not the chef of the family until recently, I do not enjoy cooking, we have one visitor who is used to southern US cuisine......  *gringringrin*  There's only a bit of roast beef left and it was a 3lb joint for 5 people.....

No leftovers?! But what are you going to eat on Boxing Day?


Living life on the edge.
 
Posted by griff
12/26/2020 7:46 am
#60

There's a fight on? ;)


If you would only recognize that life is hard, things would be so much easier for you. - Louis Brandeis
 
Posted by fargon
12/26/2020 7:51 am
#61

Limey wrote:

monster wrote:

I am so chuffed ....all christmas diners cleared their plates entirely like empty.  We are a family of fusspots and over-servers but.... :D

I was not the chef of the family until recently, I do not enjoy cooking, we have one visitor who is used to southern US cuisine......  *gringringrin*  There's only a bit of roast beef left and it was a 3lb joint for 5 people.....

No leftovers?! But what are you going to eat on Boxing Day?

We have plenty of leftovers.


I Love my country, I fear the government.
 
 
Posted by monster
12/26/2020 2:34 pm
#62

sure was......

griff wrote:

There's a fight on? ;)

 


The most difficult thing is the decision to act, the rest is merely tenacity  Amelia Earhart
 
Posted by griff
12/26/2020 4:21 pm
#63

Ha! Keep your left up.


If you would only recognize that life is hard, things would be so much easier for you. - Louis Brandeis
 
Posted by monster
12/26/2020 4:51 pm
#64

griff wrote:

Ha! Keep your left up.

too late

Last edited by monster (12/26/2020 4:52 pm)


The most difficult thing is the decision to act, the rest is merely tenacity  Amelia Earhart
 
Posted by Gravdigr
12/27/2020 2:32 pm
#65

Lost my internet, cell, and landlines due to the bombing in Nastyville on Christmas day.

Got urrthang back this am.

Woot.

Last edited by Gravdigr (12/27/2020 2:33 pm)

 
Posted by Diaphone Jim
1/01/2021 1:09 pm
#66

I got yelled at the last time I posted in this thread. Too bad.
I really like this writer and this website.
For some reason, this improved my mood on this first day of 2021:
 https://truthout.org/articles/in-2020-covid-put-a-mirror-up-to-our-society/?eType=EmailBlastContent&eId=61ce87a8-fe51-4a5d-bc8f-610257faa73f

 
Posted by BigV
1/01/2021 2:11 pm
#67

"We must love each other or die."

Sounds about right.


Be Just And Fear Not
 
Posted by Diaphone Jim
1/01/2021 7:19 pm
#68

BigV wrote:

"We must love each other or die."

Sounds about right.

Even Sexobon?

 
Posted by xoxoxoBruce
1/03/2021 12:03 am
#69

Got a letter from my Health Insurance company which had a new ID card glued to the back with that snot like stretchy glue.
The card was cut wrong cutting off most of the bottom line. Then I noticed the printed line at the end of the letter.


We're her for you. That's good for me and lesbians but what do they tell others.
Are the screwed up card and this letter the result of working remotely? If so keep doing it because I can use the chuckles.


 Freedom is just another word for nothin' left to lose.
 
 
Posted by Clodfobble
1/03/2021 8:06 am
#70

Seems like the most important phrase there is "operated locally."

 
Posted by footfootfoot
1/04/2021 3:24 pm
#71

I started doing yoga again. It's been several years. Since I completed my siding project I've been pretty sedentary and watching my muscles disappear like snowflakes on a wood stove. I didn't have much to begin with apart from my biking legs and even they are shadows of them selves former.

It's day four of a 30 day challenge; Yoga with Adriene. She's a bit quirky and perky but I don't really think she's as clear at explaining the postures as other teachers I've had. Ex: "extend the leg" vs. "slide your leg back." I'm sure as Ilearn the postures it will be easier and I won't have to look at the screen.

Apparently my core is such a chump that even the simple postures that involve the abs or stomach in the most peripheral way make me nauseous. Each day gets a little better.

We'll see how things are on day 30.


 

Last edited by footfootfoot (1/04/2021 3:25 pm)


Hey! That's me up there!
 
Posted by footfootfoot
1/04/2021 3:26 pm
#72

Hey! That's me up there!
 
Posted by glatt
1/04/2021 3:32 pm
#73

That's most excellent. Well done!

I really need to do something similar.  Covid lockdown is taking my fitness from me as well.  I had exercise built into  my life in the before time, and not so much now.  It's an afterthought.  My commute used to include 2 miles of walking each day, and now it's literally like 10 feet.

 
Posted by footfootfoot
1/04/2021 3:42 pm
#74

I suck at consistency, especially when it comes to exercise. As grueling as it was sometimes, I got my best exercise when I had no car and was commuting form Burlington to Waterbury back in my mid 20s. About 32 miles each way. From the waist down I was shredded but only because I had to ride. If only part of my commute had involved monkey bars...
I bet you are probably pretty good at consistency and so it wouldn't be too tough to carve out 30 minutes a day for something.

Last edited by footfootfoot (1/04/2021 3:43 pm)


Hey! That's me up there!
 
Posted by BigV
1/04/2021 6:38 pm
#75

My new gig is close to home.  So, my commute is six or seven minutes.  The driving part, that is.  Once I park, it's another twenty minutes by foot, if I hustle.  And the same on the return, of course.  And the jobsite is big, 179 acres according to Wikipedia.  No bike riding allowed (on site, biking there and back, no problem.  well, they put the site down at sea level and I live a few hundred feet higher, so, there's that).  I am *definitely* getting my steps in.  Built in consistency, which is nice.


Be Just And Fear Not
 


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