🦖Marie🦖

to me, the greatest sadness of all is the banality of most people's lives i'll spend time with my non-elite friends, and it's clear that their lives are devoid of heroism and lore they lock in/clock in, but they fight no great battles, they dash no great foes they drop by a club or bar, but find no great loves there they travel the world, but it is by no means an adventure they return home, but they are not welcomed by a triumph – no, all they have are their succulents and the pile of dirty laundry they failed to do before they left

to me, the greatest sadness of all is the banality of most people's lives i'll spend time with my non-elite friends, and it's clear that their lives are devoid of heroism and lore they lock in/clock in, but they fight no great battles, they dash no great foes they drop by a club or bar, but find no great loves there they travel the world, but it is by no means an adventure they return home, but they are not welcomed by a triumph – no, all they have are their succulents and the pile of dirty laundry they failed to do before they left

to me, the greatest sadness of all is the banality of most people's lives i'll spend time with my non-elite friends, and it's clear that their lives are devoid of heroism and lore they lock in/clock in, but they fight no great battles, they dash no great foes they drop by a club or bar, but find no great loves there they travel the world, but it is by no means an adventure they return home, but they are not welcomed by a triumph – no, all they have are their succulents and the pile of dirty laundry they failed to do before they left

Yesterday, i drove to Butte County to pick up documents. There’s a Bay Area “reporter” who enjoys fabricating stories online. Unlike them, I deal in facts; and thanks to my law enforcement background, I know exactly where to find them. Stay tuned.