In the dryer the
Socks and microfiber cloths
Marry together
At cycle's end I
Pull them apart without care
A vile homewrecker
The FCC Calls Dave | David Letterman
My stepson, in his 4th year of the 5-year arch program at Arkansas, attended this earlier this summer, and described it as life-changing. I cognitively understood the factors involved, but getting to watch this video about it brought it home emotionally. I was filled with joy and hope. And I was holding it together until the end, when they showed the stake with his name on it being driven into the ground. I sobbed tears of joy. Which hasn't happened in a long time.
@NNN have you adjusted your position at all, even just your body fore/aft or side-to-side? Also, yes, your body might be "learning" how to hold itself on the contraption for maximum comfort/endurance, and building up the minor muscles accordingly. Or, the soft tissues and nerves there have just adjusted to their new reality. I'm frequently making minor adjustments to my "fit" and pretty much everything complains immediately. Sometimes I re-adjust mid-ride, others I have to give a few days
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@Jaredigital I remember all those designs! Always class
"Sometimes it all just sucks, as Jesus says somewhere in the Gospels (although off the top of my head I can’t recall chapter and verse). Life becomes a lava lamp of memories of happier and sadder times, of what might have been, and of a fearful future, accompanied by the burbling sound of advancing time, of which one friend has almost run out, and of which I will too someday (supposedly)."
"She was very funny, brilliant, and highly educated, and turned out to be the only person I’ve ever known who is a worse know-it-all than my husband. I think she alone could have beaten him at Scrabble, and I’m glad she didn’t as this would have killed him, rendering him useless to me."
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This toot+thread has filled my music queue for a week