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Came across this rule - broken, of course - yesterday in a book I’m reading. Sometimes, you have to go with what sounds right over what is right. Something else I learned yesterday: de·fen·es·tra·tion /dēˌfenəˈstrāSHən/ noun 1. FORMAL•HUMOROUS the action of throwing someone out of a window. Who knew there was a word for this? Weird...
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Good morning everyone...
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Good night everyone...
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Good night tim...sweet dreamz tonight and always xoxo
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My eyes are telling me to step away from the keyboard. I’m going to listen to them, so I’ll see you all later...
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If anyone is wondering - yes, showing my nerd side again - this is the swinging lady I was referring to in a previous post. Always, always took note of her every time an passed by there as a kid. The one thing I do remember is it took forever for her to be modernized. She looked like she was from the 50s (maybe 60s) well into the 80s when someone finally realized she wasn’t keeping up with the times.
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@Mikiesboy For all of my childhood and up to the late 90s, family holidays were spent in the Eg and Kennedy area. I remember certain landmarks on the drive there from the DVP. One was the lady on a swing as part of an advertisement for a car dealership - I think that’s what it was for. The other was the Golden Mile sign. I never knew it represented something until, out of the blue, my mom said what it was about. Bit nerdy, but I think it’s cool. Found this on wiki https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_Mile,_Toronto
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If I’d known, I would have waved. Course, I probably wouldn’t have seen you through all that snow on Monday, and Sunday, well, you were done for the day.
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Just before I moved to Toronto, the Sheppard subway was being built. I didn’t venture past Yonge Street, but the view east from there was awful. So glad it was all done by my move in date. It’s very nice being able to get to Fairview Mall in 10 minutes with just three stops in between the first and final stations rather than driving or busing it. I was on Eglington (DVP to Kennedy) Sunday and Monday of last week. It was a complete mess as far as driving goes, which made me very glad, I wasn’t the one driving. It actually surprised me, then I remembered they’re building the Eglington subway line. At least, I think that’s what it was...
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I quoted Parker, because he’s exactly right. There is a strong draw to read through to the end. Pausing is impossible, because we are right there with Dom and sub (yet not quite His sub, because I’m thinking the relationship is to new to be a sure thing?) needing to know that all is, and will be, well for them both.
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@mad_artist Your poems are wonderful. If you have or want to say more, I’d happily read your words. Having said that, doing what makes you happy and fulfilled is what’s most important.
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Same to you, tim.
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Good night and happy dreams to you ...
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Good night Thorn...happy dreams
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Good night tim... sweet dreamz tonight and always xoxo
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I’ve never heard that. Hmm...
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So it’s not just me. I thought I was imagining it.
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I use Chrome on my Samsung A5 2017. The emojis came up just as you described. I was able to choose the one I wanted by tapping on the emoji or its associated word. I did have a bit of trouble undoing my choice, but that might be because I only look at GA on my phone for about 1% of my activity as I’m not very adept at using a small screen/small keyboard.
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Me too, Wesley. Especially on pasta with butter and parmesan cheese.
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Good morning DiCers! Just finished Changes, and my eyes are saying “more coffee, more coffee”, so see you laterz...
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Have a great time, Thorn!
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I really liked Max reaching out to Louis and Don on his own, and later asking - because it must have come from him - for another visit with them. That bodes well, imo. I liked that glimpse into Louis’s work day, because it allowed us to see, that yes, he could do that from home. He may feel off balance and out of sorts just thinking about what this change to his life that would bring, but I’m betting he’d get used to and welcome that change fairly easily - I hope. I am craving chili...
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Good night tim...sweet dreamz tonight and always xoxo
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See you later, molly
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Good night Thorn...happy dreams
