I think their thinking was a waste of time, Joe. A sugar high only lasts a short time. It’s shy, surprise at first, sneaks up on you, eventually disappearing altogether, causing a late letdown. You’d be silly to allow such a rough ride on your kidneys, Joe. Believe me, I need to coax you onto the right path for your overall health.
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As always an optional gratitude section is included at the end.
Here are this week’s questions:
1. When buying a new home appliance, are you offered optional insurance cover (for additional cost) and if so do you take it? Yes
2. When purchasing something for the home, like a new TV, freezer, cooker, carpets, etc, do you pay outright or take terms? Depends on the amount
3. What is the worst purchase for the home you can remember? At the moment it is two different garbage cans that don’t fit the space I need so they’re sitting inconveniently in my bedroom space.😳🤨
4. For your family room/lounge, do you prefer couches, easy chairs, recliners or a mixture of seating arrangements. I have a mix right now since downsizing from another apartment.
Gratitude: I am grateful some medical tests for a loved one turned favorable. Yea!
I find it peculiar A myth familiar Seen in present days A man’s impudent ways He took a peek From Pandora, a Greek And opened the box, it Let out the toxic Speeches and rules Put fear in schools In our homes and streets.
Maybe he thought it a must. Clearing off history, causing historical dust. Imagine the shock as he truly said, it’s necessary, and then we saw with dread, the demolition. Gone was tradition. A sad sight indeed. Gone was his cause for admiration.
“Potatoes? Throwing potatoes? That’s your idea?” Joe almost laughed but couldn’t .We can’t even reach them!” Joe shifted, twisted in the rough old ropes as they prickled his neck. The wires used to pinch his wrists together were eating into his skin. His friend Mike started to have glassy eyes and was unresponsive as the continuing fright of the situation was drifting through his mind. Still, a runner might be coming down the road, and discover them, Joe felt he had to keep up hope. He tried to wiggle his way up closer to the bank of the highway but it was too painful to keep it up. Mike finally flopped over, probably losing consciousness. Joe didn’t give up and kept moving.
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