I am so sorry. He will live in your heart forever.
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The smart response to that is not to yell “end of capitalism” and “eat the rich” it’s to show how healthcare tied to jobs is an economic burden and reduces productivity in the workforce and hence overall economy. It also costs employers a lot.
This is a golden opportunity for someone to pick a great passage for him to read…
I’ve worked a lot in those countries and I really don’t understand how people think they’re socialist. I suspect those saying that just have never been.
And THAT is why I love you!
Not gonna get a lot of love on this platform for that view Tom. As accurate as it may be.
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PBS is in my estate plan now.
I am so mad at myself for not going to this.
We have a hard case suitcase that is foam padded. Looks like a normal rolling suitcase. Customizable too. Can put clothes in half and bottles in other half.
But will it be televised?
Paddington's adventures have charmed families worldwide for over 70 years. R.W. Alley is the fifth illustrator for the series and the longest-serving. https://to.pbs.org/4msblrn
Every year… remember. #NeverAgain Remember forever.
A purple and teal vase full of cherry blossoms on their branches with a blue canvas dog collar wrapped around the base. George’s tag hanging from it, his name engraved on it. His walks are over.
The hardest day in the world. #DogSky
Disco will never die 🕺🏼
An HHS spokesperson says Dr. Jay Bhattacharya, the CDC acting director, had concerns about a study showing that Covid vaccines reduced the likelihood of severe illness.
Thank you sir. It has been a very difficult few weeks. Good days, bad days. But every day with him is a bonus. And this weather has been a bonus too.
I am from Chicago and I eat deep dish. Having Lou Malnatis tonight, frozen shipped out. Also have some thins in the freezer now.
George, a beautiful 7.75 year old silver standard poodle. He’s wearing a banana around his neck that says “Hug me on on chemo”
Some tough news in my household. We’re a few weeks in an not much is working yet. Send the positive thoughts for George #DogSky
It’s almost like they don’t believe in knowledge or science. The know nothing party.
A copy of Neuromancer by William Gibson on the arm of an outdoor chair next to a glass of white wine. In background is a bay in the Pacific Northwest. It’s a sunny and beautiful day.
Reading this again about 100km from where @greatdismal.bsky.social wrote it! I’ve read this book so many times I’ve needed 3 copies. It never gets old.
The mayor is the real shark
I needed this. Thanks.
At the end of the war, Iran will still almost certainly have the core ingredients needed to build a bomb—and more incentive than ever to do so.
That’s messed up. But seems accurate.
Love living in the little part that hasn’t changed!
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1001 Afternoons in Chicago by Ben Hecht. I read it in undergrad at DePaul and it felt so real and close 75 years later. Chicago is the main character, that’s why I loved it. It was all about the city I love.
As disgusting as it is it’s a bit more complicated for enlisted soldiers. Officers can always resign their commission on the spot.