Oily Dragon
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have some bacon.....it's good for the brain.
36 seconds in, bro.
A Crulla, an Extra Lajgh, and Three Pahlaments.
36 Chambers.
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have some bacon.....it's good for the brain.
36 seconds in, bro.
I lived in Boston for 4 months for work. Coming from Seattle, I thought I knew coffee, but I still tell the story of when I discovered the “coffee regulah”.
For what it’s worth, Boston is very cool. I walked pretty much all over that city, and loved it.
I lived downtown for about 4 months back in 2003. I'm sure it's very different now, but even then it was becoming very expensive and neighborhoods were gentrifying.Still going to through your tea in the water
I spent a lot of time in Boston in my misspent youth. My father also was in the Navy at the Boston Shipyard and he was the last commissioned officer at Chelsea Naval Hospital before they closed it. But that was back when we live on the Northshore in Peabody. It wasn't until he retired and we moved closer to Worcester that my misspent youth time there began.
I was there about a month ago and that city has changed so much there is little I recognize anymore.
I lived downtown for about 4 months back in 2003. I'm sure it's very different now, but even then it was becoming very expensive and neighborhoods were gentrifying.
well shucksAlthough I have been back to boston several times since I moved, mostly Chinatown and the occasional MA seminar, I left Massachusetts in 1981. It has changed considerably since then
Hubby got hooked on 3D puzzles.
he is working on the Queen Ann's Revenge, with LED lights
The model is astonishing! It looks almost like those you can see in a museum, made from wood!
And since he likes to share his newfound joy, I have Neuschwanstein on my desk now.
Half done, and no lights.
besides eating bacon and drinking tea?Hey, they have a USS Constitution.... I think you just gave me and idea as to what I can do when I'm working from home waiting for emails..thanks
besides eating bacon and drinking tea?
those things are definitely amazing!
BACON! Tea
Now in drinkable, no-mess tea form, it's BACON! This black tea is comprised of smoky, 'bacony' lapsang souchong, blended with a hint of apple and caramel flavored Ceylon teas, to recreate the taste of sugar-cured, apple-wood smoked bacon that you crave in the morning. Now with a new blend...www.adagio.com
This stuff tastes even better than it sounds.
sounds like a lovely balanced weapon!Today I went over my kwandao form and I got to use the instructor's kwandao. He has one that's completely made of metal. 12 pounds, but doesn't swing like 12 pounds though. I give this thing a few good swings and I can feel myself sliding a little bit with a few of the swings. My own kwandao is 8 pounds with a wooden handle. Never been pulled around when I swung this one so it was funny that the heavier one did. I got to borrow it for a week. Hopefully by the end of the week I can make the form look decent with it.
Gonna make my other weapons feel too light. It's always funny practicing kwandao then picking up another weapon like staff, the thing feels like a toothpick. Kinda throws me off a little.
Today I went over my kwandao form and I got to use the instructor's kwandao. He has one that's completely made of metal. 12 pounds, but doesn't swing like 12 pounds though. I give this thing a few good swings and I can feel myself sliding a little bit with a few of the swings. My own kwandao is 8 pounds with a wooden handle. Never been pulled around when I swung this one so it was funny that the heavier one did. I got to borrow it for a week. Hopefully by the end of the week I can make the form look decent with it.
Gonna make my other weapons feel too light. It's always funny practicing kwandao then picking up another weapon like staff, the thing feels like a toothpick. Kinda throws me off a little.
Oh geez... so sorry to hear thatA sad day at the homestead.
My dog got into my chick pen.
No survivors. And completely my fault.