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Everything posted by MichaelS36
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I got pizza. Fresh and hot out of the oven. It was excellent. Happy National Pizza Day!
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Little that is worthwhile is easy, but sometimes it would be nice.
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Chase and The Phone Booth
MichaelS36 commented on Mikiesboy's story chapter in Chase and The Phone Booth
I liked this also. I remember you showing me the article about the Wind Phone. I thought then it was a beautiful idea. Talking to those you've lost, helps to keep them alive in our memory. We aren't sure Chase has actually found a phone booth or if he's hallucinating. Either way, he has the opportunity to tell his brother how he feels. This has to help him in the long run. Another wonderful short piece. -
These are great!. Simple to make and really hit the spot. Thanks mentioning them, we need to make some. Write these on the whiteboard of yours!
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Stirring the pot again, eh, Wayne! I happen to have seen how useful it is, sadly I've not had the opportunity to use it myself as of yet!
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Yes, very true. I find I'm delighted by the simplest things now that I'm over forty. LOL
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@Wayne Gray @mollyhousemouse @kbois @chris191070 you will be all happy to know that tim's whiteboard arrived and is currently in use. Who knew Grocery list recording was such a thing. Jokes aside, it's a good idea. I'm sure we'll use it.
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Happy New Year to all of you. I wish you all the best for 2024!
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Is business slow for the doc? Glad you're doing so well!
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We'll see about that. Maybe we should go out and buy him a nice rake.
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I know what keeps that boy happy! You cannot wrong with cake, especially that one. I hope you are doing all right. @kbois
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I'm incredibly glad that you're feeling so well. Enjoy it. Work will be over soon and it's my hope that you are able to find more meaning in life as well as peace and contentment. xo
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You know what I think of this story. It's very well done and rips out the hearts of those of us who live this reality. There's a lot of pain, guilt and worry with no clear time lines and no real answers. We live with our ill and suffering loved ones as they go through this and drag us with them. Is it worth it? Right now, yes. Every clear moment, every smile, hug and kiss tells me it is. Will this last? I don't know but it shows me what is possible. I hope this story helps people understand. It is well written, honest, gritty and real. It's hard to read and it should be. I'm sure the winning story deserved it but this one deserves it as well. Congratulations.
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This was brilliant. Best portrayal of police I've seen for a very long time. A sad story but it does not glorify the perpetrator of these crimes instead we learn about the people who were his victims. It's a moving story and one I recommend watching.
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Exactly. People are here to celebrate and share their talents and ideas. We don't need to slap people down.
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Really? That's just incredible. You're better off without her.
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Yeah, I'm not much for super hot weather, except I can watch men in shorts. Other than that, it's not my cup of tea. However, having a backyard now makes it easier to bear. And the house has central air, so that's a bonus too.
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This made me laugh. I miss driving stick. Well, I miss driving altogether. LOL
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Mmm, no more that usual, I don't think. I happen to like watching my boy model the underwear I buy him. LOL. Not sure how the doctor's feel.
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They are not the only ones, boy. LOL
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Had some back issues, pretty bad ones, once upon a time. I went to a back clinic here, that's all they do and it was started by a back surgeon who thought surgery should be the last option. He employed skilled and knowledgeable physiotherapists who saw you first and referred to a surgeon if deemed necessary. I wasn't referred. I did however take their "understanding your back" course. The surgeon who ran that said, any one who tells you they can 'manipulate' your spine is lying to you. I have held spines in my hands (he was a big guy, like me) and I'll tell you now I cannot move them any other way beyond how they are meant to. He went on to say that we worry about our backs because we cannot see them. He said the closest bones/joints in your body to your back are your fingers. They only move, except for the very rare person, in one direction. He also said most people sent for surgery, don't need it. They need to exercise and be patient. And stay away from chiropractors. I learned a lot and I've had no real serious back issues since then.
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Hmmm, maybe if I make a double batch they'll last long enough to get mellow. LOL
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My favourites! I've even managed to make them myself. Frankly, don't recall the filling running through. I just followed what Sasha did (with tim's suggestions as well). We've never doubled the base and we didn't let it cool completely. It just cooled while the filling was made and then just poured in. (I'm asking tim about this as I write this). tim says he makes sure to press it in with wet fingers firmly right up to the corners and sides. I'm glad you enjoyed them. They were the first thing we made from Sasha's site. tim wonders if you had to cook the base longer which could have made it shrink a bit. Ten minutes doesn't seem enough to cook the base thoroughly to him. I'm glad you tried them. Hopefully, you'll have more success next time.
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Carlos was a huge personality, and a caring guy. He will be missed. But tim is right. You can remember and honour him by carrying on. By helping each other and writing excellent stories. He and I spoke a few times over the years. He'll be missed.
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What a loss for his family, friends, and this community. I knew Carlos through my husband, @Mikiesboy. We spoke several times over the years. I liked him very much and we sort of hoped one day our paths would cross. Perhaps next time, Carlos. Godspeed my friend, you are missed and will be for a very long time. RIP
