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Hrmph. :blink: Maybe that's why I don't feel well.....I haz the withdrawals. :freak: So, how's your quitting the ciggies coming? |
OK, so i'm on the way home from my appointment and i pass a car stopped in an on-coming lane and see the driver walking toward the gas station holding his gas can thingy, so i swing around and pick him up.
He's thanking me profusely & all the usual stuff. After he gets gas, we head back to his car and i jokingly say with a smile, "i almost didn't help you after i saw that Clemson tag on the front of your car!" <laughs>. (i am a USC fan even though i've never watched a game) Well! He actually got offended and sort of sputtered and didn't say anything else, and when i pulled up behind his car he got out, slammed the car door and stomped away without looking back! i had to laugh! :hangloose: Dang Clemson up-tights! :nixon: |
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I have a new (old as hell) car!!!
It has rust real bad but is mechanically sound as can be. I think I'm going to name her Victoria 'cause she's an old Crown Victoria. I tend to pet her as I walk by to get in... :| |
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I think that behavior modification can be useful---BUT, it can also be so painfully simplistic and even cruel...I used to write BM programs...detailed and intense programs for patients who were felt to be incapable of self awareness so the 'goal' was to change the target behaviors, those which were causing the most day-to-day problems...the programs took forever to develop and write...then had to go through a strict committee approval process...there was something disturbingly superior and othering about the whole experience...I didn't like it, although since I can be crazy detailed and analytical, I did a good job...
it's simplistic to think that by forcing someone to change a behavior that the underlying cause is remediated...I think that there may well be whole other behaviors which arise to replace the modified ones...kind of like squishing those balls which redistribute the jell inside as it's compressed in different places... that is my random yap for this morning as I randomly think on things... |
Working on my paper that's due next week and hitting a wall. :deepthoughts:
Must concentrate. Must not let the repulsive child next to me, who can't seem to chew with her mouth closed as bits of her bagel fall out of said masticating mouth, distract me. ARGH!!!!!! |
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Well I asked the trustee for money for the weekend can't get to god damn bank before Tuesday, its only 11:19 am in the morning and the bank is open unitl 2pm what's her problem?? What a jerk...:readfineprint: |
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i'm hungry. how lazy is it to have breakfast (or is it brunch now?) delivered? otherwise I have to shop.
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I am NOT qualified to install...solve...or fix your computer problems. :|
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My hair is much happier without humidity. It's true, you can ask it for yourself.
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In other news, I have a nasty bruise on my knee that looks like a fish. We've named her Dory. |
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Sweden, Harrang, claims to have the largest African American France camp in the world. A dance troupe, The Rhythm Hot Shots, put it on. Or, at least Leonard from the group does. I went for two weeks. We came from all over the world. Filled the town Amazing. Other news... My female parrot is in season. She would rather kiss me than eat :rubberducky: :canadian: |
So ok went to Temple for Selichot prayers which we are supposed to say until Friday, Judaism is very mystical I just found out but it was nice and I'm glad I went..have a great night everyone I'm going to watch TV and go to bed I'm tired...
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P.S. the troupe is on YouTube. Check them out doing Lindy Hop. They learned, initially by watching old movies, like A Day at the Races. Later, they learned from Harlem born dancer and choreographer, Frankie Manning, who also, along with Steven Mitchell, taught me. Frankie and Stevens are on the tube, too. In case you get curious. And, yeah, I could dance that fast ... not more than one, now, or call 911. Lol
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In Canada, we have paid parental leave for close to a year (50 weeks) where 55% of one's average insured earnings (max $43 200=$457/week). More fathers are taking part of this parental leave than in the past. FYI:The United States is the only Western country that does not mandate paid parental leave, although the Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993 mandates unpaid parental leave for the majority of American workers. (wiki) P.S. Hope Dory isn't too painful! Cute name for a bruise! |
as I was clicking around I found 'billy the exterminator' is on...it's an episode with gater-dave...*and* as if that weren't fun enough, they have scheduled 'billy' and his pals 'till 12:30 am this morning !!...now isn't That a treat for a girl who over did it yesterday and is too sore and worn out to do much except eat home-made apple sauce and delicate bites of Cake!! :)
I really miss my partner big time today...woke up thinking he was still next to me...and then I started to cry...he would have gone MAD for billy...well, he would have like the whole alligators and snakes ' stuff, not sure he'd have been into the icky ones...he saved me from critters more than once and so we have more random chat from the nina-the-random-chatter :) |
The notions of chivalry and honor aren't dead. They are alive and well and living in NY.
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That damn Jiffy mix makes the best cornbread.
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Using coloring pencils to draw a diagram of how a virus enters the cells and replicates itself..I am enjoying microbiology just as much as I am enjoying the anatomy and physiology class I am in..Just wish I was done with this two hour long microbiolgoy quiz...
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..woke up with...a wood-y-pecker:sunglass:wish I could remember the dream...lol:byebye:
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I am just about to eat a baby spinach and arrugula salad with green olives, feta cheese, avocado, a boiled egg, almonds and apple cider vinegar along with two pieces of gluten-free flax bread with a bit of olive oil on top.
:) mmm. the rest of the day will be spent cooking, cleaning and laundering. so this appears to possibly be the highlight. |
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Le coeur est le plus fort muscle dans le corps. L'utiliser. |
Oui, mais le coeur est l'un muscle qui casse le plus facile…
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Ahhh Micro....brings back memories of the Krebs cycle, more like a nightmare...LoL |
I call September the month of birthdeath.....my daughter was born on August 30th (close enough) and died on September 27th. My father was born on September 5th & died on September 30th.....
I was having an interesting discussion about death with a dear, dear friend...and I likened the death of one's child like being in a theatre.....and when one loses a child, You walk up the steps to the mezzanine level. Sure there may be a few others up there with You, but the majority of folks are down in the lobby....milling about....carrying on conversations with one another. Losing a child takes a parent to a different level of understanding about death. It's a different flavor altogether than having lost a parent or cousin or uncle or grandparent. (I'm not writing this for pity....truly. I'm really ok! <smile> I find death and grief intriguing, actually.) |
I'm smiling my seriously sweet smile right now...
(induced by lovely thoughts that might be a titch wild) |
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I love biting down on a crushed red pepper seed and feeling the heat explode in my mouth!!!!! YUM!
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I hate house work!!!!
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Kiba - 0 i broke 2 nails trying to clip Kiba's nails.... is that irony? i will be calling the groomer tomorrow for a mani-pedi for my dog. |
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