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It is currently 82° in my office, I am still feeling like poo poo, we are so slow no one marked our busiest channel in over 30 mins and all I want to do is sleeeeep. I hate everything right now. Sincerely.
It is currently 82° in my office, I am still feeling like poo poo, we are so slow no one marked our busiest channel in over 30 mins and all I want to do is sleeeeep. I hate everything right now. Sincerely.
Aaaaaand now I just got mandatoried to work a 12 because it's this bitches Monday, it's snowing, it's cold and she's "sick." Fuck this place and fuck her. I have to pick up my dog, I have no food and I haven't slept since 10 am yesterday...
Racism is still alive and well here in the Mississippi delta. The sad this is I'm starting to get used to being just a color around these parts. It's all anyone wants to talk about and one of my friends just got called a 'n-word' lover because he goes to a particular restaurant. I will never go to that particular establishment again since I know what the owner really thinks but I can't say I'm surprised. This area refuses to grow and we have a looonnnggg way to go. Mississippi isn't all bad of course but you can really cut the tension with a knife here sometimes.
Not many people know but I came face to face with racism for the first time a few months ago and some Inforoo members got to witness that first hand with me. It changed me in ways that I can't explain and I still can't shake the look of someone looking at me with pure hate in their eyes. There is just so much hate and it makes me sad. My parents protected us from a lot of it growing up but now seeing how it really is breaks my heart.
This post comes from my parents currently discussing things. This stuff runs deep man.
Racism is still alive and well here in the Mississippi delta. The sad this is I'm starting to get used to being just a color around these parts. It's all anyone wants to talk about and one of my friends just got called a 'n-word' lover because he goes to a particular restaurant. I will never go to that particular establishment again since I know what the owner really thinks but I can't say I'm surprised. This area refuses to grow and we have a looonnnggg way to go. Mississippi isn't all bad of course but you can really cut the tension with a knife here sometimes.
Not many people know but I came face to face with racism for the first time a few months ago and some Inforoo members got to witness that first hand with me. It changed me in ways that I can't explain and I still can't shake the look of someone looking at me with pure hate in their eyes. There is just so much hate and it makes me sad. My parents protected us from a lot of it growing up but now seeing how it really is breaks my heart.
This post comes from my parents currently discussing things. This stuff runs deep man.
I don't think I'll ever understand how people can be so ignorant and full of hate. Just know that you are loved.
Racism is still alive and well here in the Mississippi delta. The sad this is I'm starting to get used to being just a color around these parts. It's all anyone wants to talk about and one of my friends just got called a 'n-word' lover because he goes to a particular restaurant. I will never go to that particular establishment again since I know what the owner really thinks but I can't say I'm surprised. This area refuses to grow and we have a looonnnggg way to go. Mississippi isn't all bad of course but you can really cut the tension with a knife here sometimes.
Not many people know but I came face to face with racism for the first time a few months ago and some Inforoo members got to witness that first hand with me. It changed me in ways that I can't explain and I still can't shake the look of someone looking at me with pure hate in their eyes. There is just so much hate and it makes me sad. My parents protected us from a lot of it growing up but now seeing how it really is breaks my heart.
This post comes from my parents currently discussing things. This stuff runs deep man.
I'm sorry. This is terrible. You are a beautiful person and no one ahoud have to deal with this stuff in their life. It really is sad that this stuff still happens. We love you Cleo! <3
Racism is still alive and well here in the Mississippi delta. The sad this is I'm starting to get used to being just a color around these parts. It's all anyone wants to talk about and one of my friends just got called a 'n-word' lover because he goes to a particular restaurant. I will never go to that particular establishment again since I know what the owner really thinks but I can't say I'm surprised. This area refuses to grow and we have a looonnnggg way to go. Mississippi isn't all bad of course but you can really cut the tension with a knife here sometimes.
Not many people know but I came face to face with racism for the first time a few months ago and some Inforoo members got to witness that first hand with me. It changed me in ways that I can't explain and I still can't shake the look of someone looking at me with pure hate in their eyes. There is just so much hate and it makes me sad. My parents protected us from a lot of it growing up but now seeing how it really is breaks my heart.
This post comes from my parents currently discussing things. This stuff runs deep man.
Racism is still alive and well here in the Mississippi delta. The sad this is I'm starting to get used to being just a color around these parts. It's all anyone wants to talk about and one of my friends just got called a 'n-word' lover because he goes to a particular restaurant. I will never go to that particular establishment again since I know what the owner really thinks but I can't say I'm surprised. This area refuses to grow and we have a looonnnggg way to go. Mississippi isn't all bad of course but you can really cut the tension with a knife here sometimes.
Not many people know but I came face to face with racism for the first time a few months ago and some Inforoo members got to witness that first hand with me. It changed me in ways that I can't explain and I still can't shake the look of someone looking at me with pure hate in their eyes. There is just so much hate and it makes me sad. My parents protected us from a lot of it growing up but now seeing how it really is breaks my heart.
This post comes from my parents currently discussing things. This stuff runs deep man.
token07, I saw this last night & it cut me to the core. I was born in Mississippi, moved back when I was 12 to live there for four years, and although I never had to face anything like you (& so many others) have to face, I witnessed it. All the time.
I moved back to Mississippi in 1987 after my parents divorced. Moved from a little town in Georgia to a little town in Mississippi, so you would think that there wouldn't be much of a difference. There was. When we moved, my mother and grandparents decided to put us in the private school instead of the public school. They had all kinds of excuses, but I know the real reason why. Segregation at its finest. And when I say segregation, I mean everything was segregated. Or at least it felt that way. I didn’t know better, I just went with what I was told. I had no interaction at all with people of a different skin tone. None. In my four years living there (ages 12-16), I knew two non-white people. The man who raked our yard, and the lady who kept my mom & uncle when they were children. That it is. 20+ years later and I am still so ashamed of that.
I am so thankful that I decided to move to SC to live with my dad. I began my 10th grade year at a small public school here, and our principal was the most wonderful, kind man you will ever meet. He was a proud African American man who was a role model to so many, myself included. I realized that to live in this world, we have to surround ourselves with all people. People with different skin tones, different religions, different sexual orientation, and so on. We can’t live in our little bubbles and be content. Because that is not living.
Every time I go back to Mississippi, I feel great sadness. And it is not only Mississippi, I know that. But for some reason it feels different there. I want to do something to change things. But what? All I come back to is to live my life the way I wish others would, to love all people, no matter our differences. To be kind. To be selfless. And to teach my children the same things, to value all people and to see how much better life is when you do that.
So token07, know that I am so very sorry you have to endure this. That your mom and dad and family and friends have to. I truly am. Know that I value you and your place in this world. Know you are loved. And know that you are a shining light to others, and that kind of example is what will change this world one day. We have to believe that. I have to.
Post by Lawn Gnome on Jan 27, 2015 12:42:55 GMT -5
The elderly and those with disabilities aside, I really f*cking hate people who take the elevator one floor up or down. I mean, they have to walk past the f*cking stairs and wait for the elevator to queue for Christ's sake!
Post by heyyitskait on Jan 28, 2015 9:17:37 GMT -5
I love my Jetta but I fucking hate the dealership I bought it from. When I first bought it, I was told to change the oil every 10,000 miles. So Ive been doing that. Now, I'm being told that I should've been changing every 5,000 miles and that probably why my oil has been just disappearing magically.
This has been me on & off for weeks now. It was so bad last night that I couldn't go to sleep. And I woke up to it at almost the same intensity. GRRRRRRRRRRR
Tyger, my pup who was rescued in November, has been house broken for over a month, until this weekend. He has shit and pissed everywhere since Saturday. This morning I woke up to pee and poo in the living room, my favorite leggins DESTROYED, and a pair of my guy's underwear in one of the doggie beds. Every time I would find one thing, another one would reveal itself. I was 30 mins late to work this morning due to this puppy. There was a time with Maya was the badass of the house. I think we have a dark knight in the running here. UGH!
Post by mizvalentine on Jan 28, 2015 10:46:29 GMT -5
I have to have a brain scan on Friday because I failed some basic neurological tests at my annual physical. Of all the things you don't want to hear at an annual physical, I have to assume that 'brain scan as soon as possible' is near the top of the list. This blows. That's all I got. Trying to stay chilled out til I know something.
I have to have a brain scan on Friday because I failed some basic neurological tests at my annual physical. Of all the things you don't want to hear at an annual physical, I have to assume that 'brain scan as soon as possible' is near the top of the list. This blows. That's all I got. Trying to stay chilled out til I know something.
Oh mizvalentine, I am sending so many good vibes your way.
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I have to have a brain scan on Friday because I failed some basic neurological tests at my annual physical. Of all the things you don't want to hear at an annual physical, I have to assume that 'brain scan as soon as possible' is near the top of the list. This blows. That's all I got. Trying to stay chilled out til I know something.
thinking of you, lady. i hope that everything works out and you've got a beautiful, healthy brain.
I have to have a brain scan on Friday because I failed some basic neurological tests at my annual physical. Of all the things you don't want to hear at an annual physical, I have to assume that 'brain scan as soon as possible' is near the top of the list. This blows. That's all I got. Trying to stay chilled out til I know something.
Oh mizvalentine, I am sending so many good vibes your way.
Thanks girlfriend!! Much appreciated and very very welcome. I am just hoping its nothing (which I guess is possible), degenerative disc disease (which I already know I have), or maybe pernicious anemia which would be expected with my celiac and I guess can trigger the neuro test I failed. Other options are scary and will not be considered until I'm forced to.
I have to have a brain scan on Friday because I failed some basic neurological tests at my annual physical. Of all the things you don't want to hear at an annual physical, I have to assume that 'brain scan as soon as possible' is near the top of the list. This blows. That's all I got. Trying to stay chilled out til I know something.
thinking of you, lady. i hope that everything works out and you've got a beautiful, healthy brain.
Thank you!! I am expecting they'll find bats in there, and possibly the odd cocktail onion.
I have to have a brain scan on Friday because I failed some basic neurological tests at my annual physical. Of all the things you don't want to hear at an annual physical, I have to assume that 'brain scan as soon as possible' is near the top of the list. This blows. That's all I got. Trying to stay chilled out til I know something.
Sending lots of positive thoughts for good results.
I have to have a brain scan on Friday because I failed some basic neurological tests at my annual physical. Of all the things you don't want to hear at an annual physical, I have to assume that 'brain scan as soon as possible' is near the top of the list. This blows. That's all I got. Trying to stay chilled out til I know something.
Sending lots of positive thoughts for good results.
I just got home from helping my brother pack all of his stuff to move. He has to be out by 9 am but didn't call me to help until 7 pm. Now my back hurts and I can barley move. oh and i didnt even get any pizza.
I just got home from helping my brother pack all of his stuff to move. He has to be out by 9 am but didn't call me to help until 7 pm. Now my back hurts and I can barley move. oh and i didnt even get any pizza.
you're a good brother, and no pizza is some bullshit!
Yesterday the sweetest person I know was diagnosed with colon cancer. My mother had surgery last week, and the results from the growth removed turned out to be cancerous. This was completely unexpected, and I'm going through today with a bit of numbness about me. She's going to the doctor next week to make an appointment for chemo. We're hoping that the surgery removed most of it. We'll be finding out soon what stage it is.
Anyways, to the grrr part of the post. Fuck cancer.
Yesterday the sweetest person I know was diagnosed with colon cancer. My mother had surgery last week, and the results from the growth removed turned out to be cancerous. This was completely unexpected, and I'm going through today with a bit of numbness about me. She's going to the doctor next week to make an appointment for chemo. We're hoping that the surgery removed most of it. We'll be finding out soon what stage it is.
Anyways, to the grrr part of the post. Fuck cancer.
ゴジラ, I am so sorry. And you are exactly right, FUCK CANCER. Know that my cousin was diagnosed with colon cancer six years ago, and she beat it and is doing great.
Yesterday the sweetest person I know was diagnosed with colon cancer. My mother had surgery last week, and the results from the growth removed turned out to be cancerous. This was completely unexpected, and I'm going through today with a bit of numbness about me. She's going to the doctor next week to make an appointment for chemo. We're hoping that the surgery removed most of it. We'll be finding out soon what stage it is.
Anyways, to the grrr part of the post. Fuck cancer.