13800 pts · January 6, 2019
Same here, it's a nice treat once in a while. :DWas in SC / GA for a few weeks, and enjoyed a local sushi place a few times —balanced the wasabi and ginger out with a handful of some cinnamon bourbon pecans after the last Spicy Tuna Maki. So much flavor between that quick meal and dessert snack, haha.
Think the ol' algorithm is trying to tell me I should prepare a Grilled Cheese sandwich or get a pizza later.
Haha, absolutely so; a few handfuls still feels like just the right amount per sitting, with a bag lasting a fair two to three days.The crunch and kick are multi-sensory appreciation moments. :D
Just seeing that gave my upper sinuses the reflexive ripple and a nose scrunch shortly followed. :DCurrently, out of my social rhombus, I'm the only one that will actually consume the dollop of wasabi, and the slices of ginger, any time we're having sushi. Many years ago, a late friend was browsing at an Asian supermarket and figured a bag of dried peas, dipped in wasabi, was an interesting snack choice — he absolutely regretted it, but I enjoyed them, likely to everyone else's horror.
Yabba-dabba d'oh! T-T
#21
Pining for the fjords?
Misery meter would mirror the outside temperature plus conditions, and be cranked up a bunch of notches. T-T
Oh, man; they could set up a(n) AI hotline and just keep vacuuming up people's money, at that point. ×.×
Ah, but did you ever…call her now, fer yah free readin' as requested? :X
That hambirber patty, not for eat. Right?
Think the top word that's cut off, on the sign, may be MONSTER.
#1 I know an Eve, who was Adam, yes; she's not super funny or witty, but she's always been a nice person towards others, so it's good that she's happier in life.
That's what he was fighting fooooorrrr.
#4
Hey, get the punch cards. :X
Welcome; welcome, to City 17.Pick up that can.
Yes, if he sold it, they'd buy it, and absolutely wear it.
🎵 Alto saxophone and harmonica notes, mentally activated 🎶
Great to hear that you're balancing everything for the better; having solid support around, and the opportunity to choose what options you feel are going to fit you best, are such an important boost to motivation, after going through incredibly rough times.Although the last few years have caused progress to feel slow by comparison, it's good to see you're healing, and getting closer to how you want to be, and who you want to be again. :D
Ah, that's right; the favored timeframe was defeated, yet again: "Two weeks."
Such a rough spot to be in, but you did your best for someone you care so much about; hospital became an unavoidable destination once care was beyond both of your means.Last few years of loss has shown me that when family and friends do want to share sympathy, it gets complicated by anxiety that the wrong words might be said, leaving stuff worse off; there's hope that grief's silence is actually us healing, while silence may persist.Glad your therapist's support was a great help for you.
oh, okay.not anymore, there's a blanketnow the animals can go on land.Bill Wurtz: history of the entire world, i guesshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xuCn8ux2gbs
General purpose mantras that have gained traction within the last decade, for six-hundred.
It's tradition, after all! :D
Same here, it's a nice treat once in a while. :D
Was in SC / GA for a few weeks, and enjoyed a local sushi place a few times —balanced the wasabi and ginger out with a handful of some cinnamon bourbon pecans after the last Spicy Tuna Maki. So much flavor between that quick meal and dessert snack, haha.
Think the ol' algorithm is trying to tell me I should prepare a Grilled Cheese sandwich or get a pizza later.
Haha, absolutely so; a few handfuls still feels like just the right amount per sitting, with a bag lasting a fair two to three days.
The crunch and kick are multi-sensory appreciation moments. :D
Just seeing that gave my upper sinuses the reflexive ripple and a nose scrunch shortly followed. :D
Currently, out of my social rhombus, I'm the only one that will actually consume the dollop of wasabi, and the slices of ginger, any time we're having sushi. Many years ago, a late friend was browsing at an Asian supermarket and figured a bag of dried peas, dipped in wasabi, was an interesting snack choice — he absolutely regretted it, but I enjoyed them, likely to everyone else's horror.
Yabba-dabba d'oh! T-T
#21
Pining for the fjords?
Misery meter would mirror the outside temperature plus conditions, and be cranked up a bunch of notches. T-T
Oh, man; they could set up a(n) AI hotline and just keep vacuuming up people's money, at that point. ×.×
Ah, but did you ever…call her now, fer yah free readin' as requested? :X
That hambirber patty, not for eat. Right?
Think the top word that's cut off, on the sign, may be MONSTER.
#1 I know an Eve, who was Adam, yes; she's not super funny or witty, but she's always been a nice person towards others, so it's good that she's happier in life.
That's what he was fighting fooooorrrr.
#4
Hey, get the punch cards. :X
Welcome; welcome, to City 17.
Pick up that can.
Yes, if he sold it, they'd buy it, and absolutely wear it.
🎵 Alto saxophone and harmonica notes, mentally activated 🎶
Great to hear that you're balancing everything for the better; having solid support around, and the opportunity to choose what options you feel are going to fit you best, are such an important boost to motivation, after going through incredibly rough times.
Although the last few years have caused progress to feel slow by comparison, it's good to see you're healing, and getting closer to how you want to be, and who you want to be again. :D
Ah, that's right; the favored timeframe was defeated, yet again: "Two weeks."
Such a rough spot to be in, but you did your best for someone you care so much about; hospital became an unavoidable destination once care was beyond both of your means.
Last few years of loss has shown me that when family and friends do want to share sympathy, it gets complicated by anxiety that the wrong words might be said, leaving stuff worse off; there's hope that grief's silence is actually us healing, while silence may persist.
Glad your therapist's support was a great help for you.
oh, okay.
not anymore, there's a blanket
now the animals can go on land.
Bill Wurtz: history of the entire world, i guess
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xuCn8ux2gbs
General purpose mantras that have gained traction within the last decade, for six-hundred.
It's tradition, after all! :D