felonious69
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Extra cinnamon on my cinnamon rolls please.and my wife would have the baking kitchen she wants,
Extra cinnamon on my cinnamon rolls please.and my wife would have the baking kitchen she wants,
you got it...Extra cinnamon on my cinnamon rolls please.
you got it...
and when Christmas rolls around again....watch out!!!
Oh wow why do some guys have all the luck?My wife's new job she is now gone all day-so I drum a lot about everyday.
Heaven..
Heaven..
I'm in heaven with you,
The only one for me
I'm in heaven with you,
The only one for me.
Only 3 more lockdowns until xmas!and when Christmas rolls around again....watch out!!!
I worked out at gyms five to six days a week for over twenty years before the lockdown. When my gym closed for safety reasons, my wife and I cancelled our memberships and set up our own fitness center in our finished basement. Working out at home has been a huge convenience. Avoiding the commute and the crowds is a true pleasure.I'm using this time to get in the best shape of my life. I was a gym rat once upon a time so I'm enjoying the process mightily. It's amazing what you can do with a set of dumbbells and a few resistance bands.
The convenience of a home gym cannot be overstated. It's wonderful to never have to miss a workout and consistency is key to so many things!I worked out at gyms five to six days a week for over twenty years before the lockdown. When my gym closed for safety reasons, my wife and I cancelled our memberships and set up our own fitness center in our finished basement. Working out at home has been a huge convenience. Avoiding the commute and the crowds is a true pleasure.
Not to mention the lack of mind-numbing dance music and sales talks about protein shakes and VIP memberships.I worked out at gyms five to six days a week for over twenty years before the lockdown. When my gym closed for safety reasons, my wife and I cancelled our memberships and set up our own fitness center in our finished basement. Working out at home has been a huge convenience. Avoiding the commute and the crowds is a true pleasure.
I had an Ashley Simpson t-shirt once.Only 3 more lockdowns until xmas!
People wearing masks makes me happy. Besides, it isnt like people are being asked to wear Nickleback t-shirts.
In recent developmental studies, masking has evolved and is now defined as concealing one's emotion by portraying another emotion. It is mostly used to conceal a negative emotion (usually sadness, frustration, and anger) with positive emotion.This period of time that called “new normal” where a face mask is a must, maintaining social distancing and many more just to keep yourself protected. This really gives me a depressed feeling deep inside. I am tired of being this way. How are you guys dealing with this kind of situation, are you still happy?
Really, I like the mask just cuz I ain't cute.In recent developmental studies, masking has evolved and is now defined as concealing one's emotion by portraying another emotion. It is mostly used to conceal a negative emotion (usually sadness, frustration, and anger) with positive emotion.
That's different than wearing a mask for health reasons. Masking is acting happy when you are sad, acting excited when you are uninterested. It had nothing to do with putting a mask on your face.In recent developmental studies, masking has evolved and is now defined as concealing one's emotion by portraying another emotion. It is mostly used to conceal a negative emotion (usually sadness, frustration, and anger) with positive emotion.
Really? Never thought of this one.In recent developmental studies, masking has evolved and is now defined as concealing one's emotion by portraying another emotion. It is mostly used to conceal a negative emotion (usually sadness, frustration, and anger) with positive emotion.
When a 12 year old child feels like they are losing control, they lash out. Most of society has not progressed beyond this point, especially it seems, white, American males.![]()
Caution!!! Rant ahead
so honestly, this past weekend, I have heard SO MANY people complain about how "inconvenient" the mask is, or how uncomfortable the mask makes them feel, and I really had to just stop and consider how soft and selfish American society has become....really.
Like.....really....
maybe I am just missing something, but there has NEVER been a time where wearing a mask has made me feel uncomfortable enough to risk others lives by not doing it; where it has made me feel desperation and despair; where it has made me feel like my Constitutional rights were being threatened; where I was going to need to go ballistic in public to air my grievances....
Christ, it is just a piece of cloth....
and I have claustrophobia...and STILL am able to get over it and myself...
I think what has made me the most sad over the past year has been finding out how, soft, victimized, falsely emotional, and social media/internet driven "15 seconds of fame"fame-addicted our society has become; <----that has been a 20 year evolution.
I think the biggest "negative" change for me has been having to facepalm at least 10-20 times a day at peoples butt-hurt reactions to....everything....
bruh
/rant