crimson

crimson

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I don’t think she really minds as she is now a middle-aged lady and prefers to spend her time lying in sun patches waiting for the next meal to be served. That's what I prefer as well... Nice to hear you've got good digs and are starting to make it home already.

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So, I'm still dizzy with this ear infection, but I've got some groovy little eardrops now that have at least cut back on the itching and constant high pitched noises. I do however have to plug 'em up with cotton balls and if that don't make me look sweet, nothing will. Add all that to a ginormous zit in the corner of my mouth, and the guys they come a' running. <

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I do everything, but am slowly getting my daughter used to the idea that she's no longer just a little kid deviod of responsibility. Lately, she's been responsible for recycling, making sure the bathroom sink and counter is clean, bringing dishes into the kitchen, and that all lights and doors are locked for the night (I do a recheck afterwards.) She also had to make sure the laundry is properly sorted and ready for washing which I do. She's eight, a

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There's some bloggers that I disagree with quite frequently, but love to death..... and then there's others that are loved by many, and I can't see the attraction. I keep my mouth shut 'cuz I don't want to offend those that like 'em so much, but try to keep my distance the same way that you do. Hard though, when you see their names listed on other people's blogs.

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Now my question is this - how come America, Canada Alaska etc have never been pushed into giving the countries back to the Native people of those lands? How came the modern world has just accepted the "occupation of those lands?" land claims are a part of that, trying to get the government to recognize

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In Native Studies class, a friend who was part Cree and part 'nish called us Canindians after a discussion on naming. It was a laugh, but also a bit depressing. The Native Studies department has since undergone it's own re-naming and is now known as the Indigenous Studies program. This type of program has also been known as Aboriginal studies, Indian

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A hectic yesterday, involving a 45 minute rush job in making the house presentable for a worker to come in and test the fire alarms. I called the housing group after the previous night's fiasco, to report that my alarm was beating steadily every 5 minutes. I had resent the alarm, inserted a new battery, and it continued to emit a loud pinging noise. Now

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Nice chair! I can definitely say that I picture the whole thing when I meet an attractive person as well. I build 'em up and hope that they are as good as I imagine them to be. I usually find out that they are like everyone else: merely human. Good stuff and bad faults, but it's great to be able to discover all this out, even if it just ends up in friendship. Good luck!

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Hmmm...I thought that I typed faster than that. I guess I suck at touch typing or something (I don't typically type something that I'm reading I know that I type faster on different computers. For instance, my sister has one of those desks that has the folding tray and wooden chair. It's so uncomforta

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I have a great pair of capri jeans that fit excellently when right out of the dryer, and then, as the day progresses, become so loose that I'm almost losing my pants by then end of it all. Someone stole my lunch from the common fridges at work. I was both pissed off, and a bit relieved. It was a frozen tv dinner that included mystery meat loaf and instant

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43, almost 44. Some of it was required reading, but some I found out about from a librarian who saw how often I checked out books. One year, she gave me a checklist of books I should read, and I damned near got through the whole thing, and afterwards she'd ask me questions to make sure that I had not just zipped through them all. It was fun and challenging. I wish I'd kept in touch with her, I'd let her know how influ

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One of my favorite bartenders worked at a place called the Sea Hag. It was a great place to hang out, drink beer and smoke, all the while listening to great music. When Mike left, for reasons untold, it took only a month or so for the regulars to quit coming. It wasn't the same with the new bartender who replaced him. He played the wrong music, wouldn't make the effort to know your name, or your drink, and took way too long chatting up the

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Lucky me that I don't have the stamina to do more than just one night of heavy drinking in a row. Pints of Creemore followed by some tasty Margaritas led to me flagging a cab at 6:30 this morning. Where did the night go? I strolled up to the bar with an US magazine in my back pocket. The bar was crowded, but I pulled up a stool like I always do,

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I always knew you were a ho. hahaha! Sounds like an exciting job. Challenging and rewarding.

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I'm not big on religion, but I think there's a difference between the way you would share it, and others would shove it down others throats. Your way is helpful, honest and thoughtful, while others seem to attack you with their own beliefs.

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