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Dicodes Dani Box Mini with kayfun [Lite] 2019
ProVari Classic with Dvarw (style)
Billet Box Dober with nautilus Comfort Bridge
Pico X with Ehpro True and Bubble Glass
All tips were turned by Doug at Molehill Mountain Art:
African Blackwood
Ebony and Pink Ivorywood
Mesquite
Cambodian Rosewood
Dicodes Dani Box Mini with kayfun [Lite] 2019
ProVari Classic with Dvarw (style)
Billet Box Dober with nautilus Comfort Bridge
Pico X with Ehpro True and Bubble Glass
All tips were turned by Doug at Molehill Mountain Art:
African Blackwood
Ebony and Pink Ivorywood
Mesquite
Cambodian Rosewood
... 'cept not on a clubhouse towel ...
Okay I did some cleaning last night and it calmed me down. So, I'm back to normal crazy now, not super crazy.
But, the day is young.
I should clean more when I'm upset like do it immediately. It really works.
Anna
But, the day is young.
I should clean more when I'm upset like do it immediately. It really works.
Anna
A click on the "Funny" button does not do this justice, "Winner" does not seem adequate.
@Bronze you would love (and be lucky) to get my cleaning skills I was a maid when the kid was little so I could cart him along!
Plus, it's such an easy fix. You don't have to talk to the hired help. Just hand me a penny upon arrival. A carto. WHATEVER.
Wait. Why I am I bargaining to clean @Bronze 's home when like, he is TOTALLY insulting me?????
Now, I might never come. LOL.
Anna
Plus, it's such an easy fix. You don't have to talk to the hired help. Just hand me a penny upon arrival. A carto. WHATEVER.
Wait. Why I am I bargaining to clean @Bronze 's home when like, he is TOTALLY insulting me?????
Now, I might never come. LOL.
Anna
I don't think that was an insult, Anna. To be perfectly honest, I had the same thought (but he beat me to it).
I also doubt it was a serious consideration for either of us.
Well, I don't mind...
I'd say the likelihood of Bronze and I getting in a PM is slim though. Especially at present. Bronze vaguely scares me a bit (IDK why, COMPETENCE?) But it is No Holds Barred now, NONE.
I would say the same to DPL but I can't. DPL is NICER.
See what I mean?
(Kidding. Except about the competence part yea that is vaguely threatening. Again, IDK why.)
(This is also why I said "kidding." I might be or I might totally NOT be. LOL.
Anna
I'd say the likelihood of Bronze and I getting in a PM is slim though. Especially at present. Bronze vaguely scares me a bit (IDK why, COMPETENCE?) But it is No Holds Barred now, NONE.
I would say the same to DPL but I can't. DPL is NICER.
See what I mean?
(Kidding. Except about the competence part yea that is vaguely threatening. Again, IDK why.)
(This is also why I said "kidding." I might be or I might totally NOT be. LOL.
Anna
You're not nice either. Maybe we can start a club.I don't think that was an insult, Anna. To be perfectly honest, I had the same thought (but he beat me to it).
I also doubt it was a serious consideration for either of us.
I'm reminded of a story about people who worry too much. I'm pretty sure I have posted it before so just move to the next post if you heard it already.
Tim Russert wrote a book not long before he died. In it he tells a story about his dad when he was growing up. Young Tim was transitioning from boyhood to being a young man. With it came a lot of problems and worries. His Dad sensed it and asked him what was wrong. Tim told him about all his problems and worries. His dad tore up little pieces of paper and told his boy to write each worry on a scrap of paper. When he was done, dad put them in a shoe box which he placed on the shelf of Tim's closet and told him not to open it. A couple weeks later, dad came back to Tim's room and told him to take the box down and read the little pieces of paper. What Tim discovered was none of those problems and worries were problems and worries anymore.
Everyone worries and they'd be lying if they said they didn't. But some people worry too much...to the point where it is more destructive than constructive. Time has a way of sorting things out only to have new stuff replace the old stuff. It's life. It's what makes us relevant. It's what challenges us. It's what makes life worth living. It's about perspective.
Tim Russert wrote a book not long before he died. In it he tells a story about his dad when he was growing up. Young Tim was transitioning from boyhood to being a young man. With it came a lot of problems and worries. His Dad sensed it and asked him what was wrong. Tim told him about all his problems and worries. His dad tore up little pieces of paper and told his boy to write each worry on a scrap of paper. When he was done, dad put them in a shoe box which he placed on the shelf of Tim's closet and told him not to open it. A couple weeks later, dad came back to Tim's room and told him to take the box down and read the little pieces of paper. What Tim discovered was none of those problems and worries were problems and worries anymore.
Everyone worries and they'd be lying if they said they didn't. But some people worry too much...to the point where it is more destructive than constructive. Time has a way of sorting things out only to have new stuff replace the old stuff. It's life. It's what makes us relevant. It's what challenges us. It's what makes life worth living. It's about perspective.
Well that was not so bad, just took me 2 1/2 hours to do the first coat of paint. I wanted to get it done asap today, because there is a chance of rain around 3 PM. Almost done.
KAS
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