Heather
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Heather
@HeatherPollack3
Moderate liberal, Buddhist, childless cat lady, hoping for the best and preparing for the worst - won’t be my first trip to rock bottom’s basement
Ohio, USA Katılım Nisan 2019
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@JustAMomNamedMM Yes because my early Alzheimer’s mother is going to accuse me of not doing it like I am a child even though she’s the one that forgets and doesn’t. One of us needs to prevent the dryer fire and it isn’t her.
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@TheChrisPTighe @RasmussenT56381 With how often female athletes have been known to starve themselves and are body shamed, I think maybe teaching them the need to refuel while training isn’t the worst thing in the world.
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Obviously you are not a fitness expert…..you want to snark on the quality of snacks, go ahead, but every athlete that I know refuels during, inbetween, and after workouts…..this build habits of future pro athletes to keep consuming energy while they are engaging in high level fitness.
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@koyukin1017 @nyp_qoo Not necessarily. I had an employee show up 15-25 minutes late every day. Said it was traffic - every day. I told her she wasn’t leaving on time -traffic is heavy in the morning because everyone is going to work. Plan accordingly.
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@Matt_Pinner Watch the original Poltergeist movie. You can see it happen. The last show listed for every station in the TV Guide was sign off meaning the station signed off for the night.
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@AesPolitics1 Here’s hoping Ohio, but we still have a lot of stupid here. Luckily the more right-leaning members of my family don’t really bother to vote.
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@ThaaatColin I like how the points of the triangle are Gary, Rochester and the middle of nowhere West Virginia.
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@sweet_nector1 Mimeograph but for some reason we just called it the ditto machine. It made dittos of stuff.
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@Kica333 @emmytargaryen Clean clothes in drawers, dirty back in suitcase.
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@FiredUpCoug Humans really are the worst thing to happen to this planet.
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My girls were thrilled to find a small garter snake in our yard today.
They thought it was cute. I explained that garter snakes are harmless, and that they help keep bugs and rodents under control. For a few minutes, this tiny creature turned into a little moment of wonder for them.
A couple hours later, a golf cart full of young men drove past our yard on the course we live on.
One of them yelled, “Look, a snake!”
The driver shouted, “I’ll get it!” and swerved the cart to run it over.
Then he backed up and ran it over again. And again. His friends laughed.
It all happened too fast for me to stop it. After they drove away, I went over, gathered the broken body of the little snake, and hid it in the rough so my daughters wouldn’t see it.
I know it was “just a snake.” But I felt sick.
Something that had filled my girls with curiosity and wonder was killed for a moment of amusement.
And I can’t stop thinking about how much better the world would be if more people learned to protect small, harmless things instead of finding joy in destroying them.
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@Idarabasimi I guess we know which family you’ll be spending holidays with.
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