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What's the homeless situation on the West Coast looking like? Asking for a friend who wants to get a clean slate going in a new location and owes thousands of dollars in student loan debt...and who's also me.
You don't have to put as much effort into not freezing to death as you do in the rest of the country, so that's good
What's the homeless situation on the West Coast looking like? Asking for a friend who wants to get a clean slate going in a new location and owes thousands of dollars in student loan debt...and who's also me.
San Francisco has more homeless per capita than any other major US city. Plus we just won the National League penant. Seems like a no-brainer.
Like many others this year I am dealing with Hospice and the eventual passing of a loved one. I've always considered myself spiritual but I don't attend a particular church service weekly, either.
I am not without emotion although I try to make logical and calculated decisions in life matters. But, this.... this is different. I'm not sure this is the correct thread. And I'm fairly certain this isn't nearly coherent as I wanted it to be.
I know there are medical and scientific reasons for the eventual passing. It just doesn't make it any easier to deal with. How does one remain clear headed in a situation like this?
I wanted to thank all of you for the kind words. Although they all helped he passed last night and I'm not in a clear state to send all of you individual thank you notes but I wanted to not let your efforts go without applause and admiration.
Like many others this year I am dealing with Hospice and the eventual passing of a loved one. I've always considered myself spiritual but I don't attend a particular church service weekly, either.
I am not without emotion although I try to make logical and calculated decisions in life matters. But, this.... this is different. I'm not sure this is the correct thread. And I'm fairly certain this isn't nearly coherent as I wanted it to be.
I know there are medical and scientific reasons for the eventual passing. It just doesn't make it any easier to deal with. How does one remain clear headed in a situation like this?
I wanted to thank all of you for the kind words. Although they all helped he passed last night and I'm not in a clear state to send all of you individual thank you notes but I wanted to not let your efforts go without applause and admiration.
Again I thank all of you.
I am so sorry. There seems to be much loss amongst the Inforoo community lately. All I can do is assure you, that at least with me, the deep sadness and pain you feel now is eventually, with time, replaced only with love and remembrance.
uggggggh... I can't believe we have an Ebola 'czar' now... how about Congress vote on a fucking Surgeon General.
that would be nice.
(Capitulate. Capitulate. Capitulate. Score 1 more for non-nonsensical compromise to "appease" "potential" voters.I wish there was a more sarcastic version of quotation marks)
Like many others this year I am dealing with Hospice and the eventual passing of a loved one. I've always considered myself spiritual but I don't attend a particular church service weekly, either.
I am not without emotion although I try to make logical and calculated decisions in life matters. But, this.... this is different. I'm not sure this is the correct thread. And I'm fairly certain this isn't nearly coherent as I wanted it to be.
I know there are medical and scientific reasons for the eventual passing. It just doesn't make it any easier to deal with. How does one remain clear headed in a situation like this?
I wanted to thank all of you for the kind words. Although they all helped he passed last night and I'm not in a clear state to send all of you individual thank you notes but I wanted to not let your efforts go without applause and admiration.
We're all a mess of paradoxes. Believing in things we know can't be true. We walk around carrying feelings too complicated and contradictory to express. But when it all becomes too big, and words aren't enough to help get it all out, there's always music.
Post by heyyitskait on Oct 17, 2014 14:17:42 GMT -5
I'm pretty sure we've decided on a Homestar Runner group costume for Halloween. I now have to figure out how to become Marzipan. The biggest obstacle is the hot pink hair.
Edit: clearly I'm an idiot. Marzipan has blonde hair. Still an obstacle.
Roadrunners are really cool birds. There's a group of 3 of them around my worksite, I've enjoyed getting to observe them some. Amazing how fast they are when they really take off. Also seen them hop nearly 4' vertically from a dead stop.
Did you know they can kill rattlesnakes? They catch the snake by the head, and repeatedly smash its head against the ground until it's dead. Badass little bird!
Well I was more talking about the Gay marriage ban being overturned, but all of that stuff too
I am totally not surprised Arizona went before Tennessee, but it makes me sad nonetheless.
For those keeping score,
I'm curious now - What state(s) is (are) going to be the last to have gay marriage now? I would have guessed Utah, but that obviously won't be the case. Now I'm thinking 5th Circuit, Texas or Mississippi (if not all three at once)
Roadrunners are really cool birds. There's a group of 3 of them around my worksite, I've enjoyed getting to observe them some. Amazing how fast they are when they really take off. Also seen them hop nearly 4' vertically from a dead stop.
Did you know they can kill rattlesnakes? They catch the snake by the head, and repeatedly smash its head against the ground until it's dead. Badass little bird!
Yeah, but they aren't even close to the size of a coyote. I feel like I've been lied to my whole life.
Roadrunners are really cool birds. There's a group of 3 of them around my worksite, I've enjoyed getting to observe them some. Amazing how fast they are when they really take off. Also seen them hop nearly 4' vertically from a dead stop.
Did you know they can kill rattlesnakes? They catch the snake by the head, and repeatedly smash its head against the ground until it's dead. Badass little bird!
Yeah, but they aren't even close to the size of a coyote. I feel like I've been lied to my whole life.
Well I was more talking about the Gay marriage ban being overturned, but all of that stuff too
I am totally not surprised Arizona went before Tennessee, but it makes me sad nonetheless.
For those keeping score,
I wonder what state is going to end up last. My bet before was Utah, but that's obviously not the case. Now I'm thinking 5th circuit, either MS or TX if not the whole thing.
Montana is the last state in the 9th Circuit that doesn't have gay marriage legal. Like Arizona, they see the writing is on the wall and just decided to go with it.
Roadrunners are really cool birds. There's a group of 3 of them around my worksite, I've enjoyed getting to observe them some. Amazing how fast they are when they really take off. Also seen them hop nearly 4' vertically from a dead stop.
Did you know they can kill rattlesnakes? They catch the snake by the head, and repeatedly smash its head against the ground until it's dead. Badass little bird!
I'll take Alabama as being the last state to pass gay marriage. Also, road runners are badass, and look totally coked out lol
My guess was Mississippi. In my mind full of confirmation bias, Mississippi is usually the last of southern states to ratify stuff that everyone else agrees on (again, that is confirmation bias at the highest degree).
Regardless, as a native Atlantan it is embarrassing to see our state not make any movement on a basic human right that literally the majority of our country has come around on.
I love the south and I love Georgia with all my heart and soul and I want to be a part of a generation that turns around our backwards, hurtful stance on so, SO many issues but seeing stuff like that infographic makes it hard to keep at it.
This post isn't really going anywhere so I'll say kindness rules and everyone here is great and also I love my dog. I'm sorry, that's about all I've got.
Like many others this year I am dealing with Hospice and the eventual passing of a loved one. I've always considered myself spiritual but I don't attend a particular church service weekly, either.
I am not without emotion although I try to make logical and calculated decisions in life matters. But, this.... this is different. I'm not sure this is the correct thread. And I'm fairly certain this isn't nearly coherent as I wanted it to be.
I know there are medical and scientific reasons for the eventual passing. It just doesn't make it any easier to deal with. How does one remain clear headed in a situation like this?
I wanted to thank all of you for the kind words. Although they all helped he passed last night and I'm not in a clear state to send all of you individual thank you notes but I wanted to not let your efforts go without applause and admiration.