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Better late than never.
Thank you for pointing out my error.
I might’ve mentioned that sooner
I did not know that the group of seventeen wielded that much power.
they don’t actually exist, they’re from the book of the new sun
I did not that the group of seventeen made those kinds of comments.
what’s more, they mandate that you can only quote from approved texts like that one…
Great words that we all should follow.
that’s some wisdom from the group of seventeen
We like to learn new things and get better at what we do.
let our defeats be springboards to victory, and our victories springboards to further victory
That is what I strive to do on the internet workshop.
good for you, keep it up
That is one reason I enjoy working on the internet.
work with your limitations, make them your strengths
Due to my health challenges, I cannot do much outdoor work.
I am sorry to hear it. but at least you have the internet
I know what you mean since I had to cut lawns early in the morning when the sun was in the early stages of coming out.
not a fan of outdoor labor
I have never done roof work myself. I know that is a tough job due to the risk of injury from a fall.
the sun just beats down upon you the whole time, it’s brutal
It was a very tough time rebuilding the damaged fences and the roof.
I’ve done roofwork, and I don’t ever want to do it again
My relatives and myself did survive and the house rebuilt from the water damage inside.
that must’ve been tough
The hurricane did right Pine Louisiana which is in the North Shore of Louisiana pretty hard.
but you survived, so there’s an upside
In the case of Cindy, my late relatives and myself stood home. When Katrina came, it was leave the house time to spend time with relatives in the North Shore of New Orleans.
it really is like you survived the apocalypse
That is true since I have been there and done that with Hurricanes Cindy and Katrina in 2005.
damn, you’re a danger boy!
A nuclear plant on a meltdown phase is scary indeed.
even the timeframe is terrifying…
Because real life is even scarier than a fantasy show.
real life has consequences, fantasy doesn’t
I think even if you didn’t know what they were, you’d feel they were sinister
your bags aren’t paintings, the light and form will change as they move through time. if I were to comment on them suchwise, I would only be critiquing your photography…
Now that is a very scary image.
yes, it is meant to be terrifying