I’m leaning towards really shitty and embarassing too.
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Kinda spoils the mood, doesn’t it?
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Nah, Im leaning towards a great way.
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Jenny, Rachel’s (my 14-y-o daughter) first sitter who now works and lives in Columbia–the sitter who watched her until she went to college, told me about this today. Her brother (who also sat for our kids) dated a girl who was with them the night they died! He knew them indirectly…! She told me a few details, but I guess they’re “off the record”.
Bizarre that I’d read this right after I talked to Kayce…
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in the sense that death under any circumstances kinda blows, yeah, it was shitty.
otherwise, it doesn’t seem like such a bad way to go.
(if ya gotta go, go with a bang … sorry. now I’m ashamed. *hangs head*)
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I fell off a roof once (seriously), I should write about it one day.
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I HATE when that happens. Did you know that in some Romance languages the phrase “the little death” refers to ORGASM. Well now you do.
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I’m not sure I would consider an Orgasm a ‘little death’. Kinda kills the ‘romance’ to think of it that way.
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I couldn’t have asked for a more rewarding blog. You happen to be always available to offer excellent tips, going directly to the point for quick understanding of your subscribers. You’re undeniably a terrific expert in this arena. Thanks for remaining there for an individual like me.
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I’m with you!
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Jenny Lawson’s February book picks—wise, wild, and insightful—make reading feel like a conversation. February reads are smart, strange, and thoroughly entertaining.
The Mack Files: Digesting life in bite-sized pieces through the lens of clichés, quotes & “truisms”. Often irreverent, always honest.
Barking at the Moon: If your dog is your furry child, you will laugh out loud at Tracy Beckerman’s book about her family & a one-dog wrecking ball named Riley.
Wonder and Joy for the Wired and Tired: Feeling wired, tired, and stretched too thin? You’re not alone. Re-ignite your sense of childlike wonder, joy, and well-being with this enlightening and entertaining book by Dr. Pam Stephens Lehenbauer, well-being thought leader and author of the blog, Mother Nature’s Apprentice.
Stuff and Thangs from Xanaru: A mostly funny stuff about my quest for happiness through stories, art, friendship, Great Danes, one naked weirdo alien cat and indiscriminate swearing.
How the Hell Did I Not Know That?: Humorist Lucie Frost shares daily Instagram reels with learnings of the day—words, music, whatever–with plenty of laughs and all the curse words.
Beautiful Writers book: Writers! This coming-of-career memoir (w/ the BEST advice from celeb authors, real shit you haven’t heard) is life. A page-turning beach read doubling as how-to. #Magic
No Pithy Phrase: Between cancer, creatures, and the horde, there’s always something weird going on over here. The witchy writing freak flags are flying.
I’m leaning towards really shitty and embarassing too.
Kinda spoils the mood, doesn’t it?
Nah, Im leaning towards a great way.
Jenny, Rachel’s (my 14-y-o daughter) first sitter who now works and lives in Columbia–the sitter who watched her until she went to college, told me about this today. Her brother (who also sat for our kids) dated a girl who was with them the night they died! He knew them indirectly…! She told me a few details, but I guess they’re “off the record”.
Bizarre that I’d read this right after I talked to Kayce…
in the sense that death under any circumstances kinda blows, yeah, it was shitty.
otherwise, it doesn’t seem like such a bad way to go.
(if ya gotta go, go with a bang … sorry. now I’m ashamed. *hangs head*)
I fell off a roof once (seriously), I should write about it one day.
I HATE when that happens. Did you know that in some Romance languages the phrase “the little death” refers to ORGASM. Well now you do.
I’m not sure I would consider an Orgasm a ‘little death’. Kinda kills the ‘romance’ to think of it that way.
I couldn’t have asked for a more rewarding blog. You happen to be always available to offer excellent tips, going directly to the point for quick understanding of your subscribers. You’re undeniably a terrific expert in this arena. Thanks for remaining there for an individual like me.
I’m with you!
Jenny Lawson’s February book picks—wise, wild, and insightful—make reading feel like a conversation. February reads are smart, strange, and thoroughly entertaining.