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I call this my moving puzzle and also the most challenging because I have worked on this at least four times due to spilling it all over the floor and the fifth because I had to move. I never lost any of the pieces even though I’m missing five in the picture. I finally finished…
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On my first day on vacation (three more days left/two if you don’t include the weekend), I went to Hoover Dam. It took five years to build and sits on the border of Nevada and Arizona. I should’ve brought sunglasses, and was surprised it was that busy on a weekday. I had to wait for…
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Mission: Impossible – Fallout Quote from Mission: Impossible – Fallout by August Walker: “How many times has Hunt’s government betrayed him, disavowed him, cast him aside? How long before a man like that has had enough.” The Impossible is Possible Tom Cruise has never shied away from doing his own stunts, and the six installment…
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You probably thought I walked right off the edge of the Earth into some abyss. I feel in some ways I have, but slowly getting back into the grind of things. Here is my trifecta for August 2018. Word of the Month Picture of the Month Video of the Month
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I thought 2018 would be the year where I really made some changes in my life. I guess I should give myself a little bit of slack since I basically moved across state lines in four different trips. I’m working to make my blog a little easier to access for people and hoping in September…
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Dig Deeper I have cut myself to my ankles many times before because that is what you taught me. This is what you breathed into my mouth when I didn’t want your lips anywhere near mine. You insisted, Boy, did you keep insisting. Jeez, how deep did you think you could go? What the fuck…
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Random pictures of water (public domain) taken by people from around the world.
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Movie Review: Beirut (2018) Quote from Beirut by Mason Skiles: “Maybe one of you can tell me what I’m doing here?” In the Middle East I felt excited to see what Beirut would offer me. The opening scene was engaging as it delved into the perceived stereotypes and real dangers of living in the Middle…
