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Level best too not let go. As long as I keep thinking about the family business I got to do. I shouldn't be forgetting. Got to do some research about that on my end.

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Level best too not let go. As long as I keep thinking about the family business I got to do. I shouldn't be forgetting. Got to do some research about that on my end.

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Been striving for it all my life and still haven't gotten there.

If you figure it out, let me cheat off you, k?



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I think I might move my discussions back in here rather than clog up the Tags section with the dipshit. Especially since it appears that stalker Second copies everything I put in tag on his stalker list anyhow.

I don't know how you do it Brenda. You have the patience of a saint.

I think you've come a lot closer to Balance than you give yourself credit for.

If anything, you probably got a little too much Yin, but there's no doubt that I still have far too much Yang.




Good luck at Mahjong tomorrow. I think my old man is coming to visit tomorrow over here, although we haven't quite firmed that up yet. His choice on movies this time since I made us sit through The Surfer last time. Doesn't matter what he picks, it's going to be better than that movie was. Of that, I have no doubt.



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Day wasn't bad outside of forgetting my shopping bag. Oh well that happens.

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Day wasn't bad outside of forgetting my shopping bag. Oh well that happens.

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It wasn't full of stuff, was it???

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Yeah. Had a good time. He got to see my landscaping look good for the first time since spring of 2024, and we watched a cool time-loop movie called Triangle.

We both enjoyed it. Huge improvement over watching The Surfer last time.

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Oh... lol.

I forget my bags for groceries sometimes. But I'm always shopping at ALDI so I can usually find a cardboard box to carry the stuff out instead. I'd never pay them a dime for a bag anyhow, but it feels nice not using plastic bags that end up in the trash when I'm shopping. The only place I don't turn them down whenever possible is Menards because they've got really nice bags that can be reused quite a few times before I use them for my bathroom garbage can.

Yeah. My dad's not the type to make a stink about things and he never said anything shitty to me when he's come over in between, but he made a big deal about telling me how nice it looked today. I gotta hang out with him more. One of the best people I've known in my life.


Triangle was good. Simple flick despite the time-loop that didn't take too much figuring to know what happened. Almost too simple for my tastes, but the pacing was near perfect and the lead actress from Australia was really good. Wrote a little more about it in the Cinema boards in the low budget thread, but I didn't want to give any spoilers. Not sure if it would be in your library or not. I'd never even heard of it until maybe 4 days ago and it's 16 years old now.

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Hey, not the first time I've got out without something. Usually it is my medical alert necklace.

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I don't mind paying $2 for a bag from the grocery store. I had to buy some nail scissors in another store and those I just tossed into my backpack. I've got a number of reusable grocery bags around my place, so that is good. Something small just goes into my back pack but other things that are too heavy the bags are good. If I have too many and want to donate things to a thrift store, I use them then too.

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Huh. Not sure. I went in looking for Maverick and they don't have a copy anymore. Will have to check out YouTube.

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I'm glad that your dad doesn't give you a hard time about things. I know what you mean. My dad was one of the best people I've ever met in my life too.

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Hey, not the first time I've got out without something. Usually it is my medical alert necklace.

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Oh.... Gotta remember that one. Lot more important than the bags. Sometimes I've forgotten my CGM receiver when I'm out and about for a few hours and that's no good either. I do have a half a bottle of glucose tabs in the glove box though, so even without the meter I know when I'm getting low and I can take some if I need it. The only problem is the highs though. My body has no way of telling me if I get too high, at least I haven't noticed any warning signs on that other than the CGM screaming at me. That doesn't happen very often though, and since I do most of my eating at night, it's usually not a problem at all during the day and if I'm really physical it's only the lows I have to concern myself with during daylight hours.

At least I've never forgotten it when I was going to meet somebody and we were planning on eating something. I don't have loose insulin and syringes anymore since the insurance won't cover that AND the pods, so without that device I have no way of changing my basal or giving myself a bolt of bolus insulin before eating, so I wouldn't be able to eat anything much but straight up meat on a plate if I did.

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I don't mind paying $2 for a bag from the grocery store. I had to buy some nail scissors in another store and those I just tossed into my backpack. I've got a number of reusable grocery bags around my place, so that is good. Something small just goes into my back pack but other things that are too heavy the bags are good. If I have too many and want to donate things to a thrift store, I use them then too.

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$2 for a bag? Those have to be the nicer reusuable ones, right? Or do they actually bill you a $2 charge in Canada for using a cheap plastic bag and not bringing your own with you? Almost everywhere here they're free, but ALDI being the "cheap" grocery store charges you for cheap plastic or paper bags too. They do have reusable ones to buy for a couple of bucks there, but the ones I have are a lot better than theirs, so I wouldn't buy them and I just look for empty cardboard boxes or trays if I forget my own bags.

Once or twice now I couldn't find any cardboard and I actually just loaded the stuff in a cart and threw it all piece by piece in my car and bagged them all up when I got home.

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Huh. Not sure. I went in looking for Maverick and they don't have a copy anymore. Will have to check out YouTube.

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Worth a watch if you can find it. I think you'd probably enjoy watching Maverick another time more than Triangle though.

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I'm glad that your dad doesn't give you a hard time about things. I know what you mean. My dad was one of the best people I've ever met in my life too.

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Yeah. Its nice. We've really kind of reconnected over the years and never run out of things to talk about. I wish things were different and he had a much bigger role in my early life, but things don't always go the way you want them too, right?

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