LittleGloves
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Am so fed up with work
That's true. I was without internet (and phone) for nearly 5 days before the internet company finally came and got it all set up. While I hated having no form of communication with anyone, I definitely didn't miss Facebook or the rest of the digital world. I really just missed being able to read my webcomics and search for recipes and home improvement ideas.
The hypocrisy around the Greta Thunberg movement is driving me insane. Everyone claims they want change and action but no one wants to make any sacrifice. No one wants anything taken away from them. Everyone wants others to pay the price. Now Leaders are going to make new promises to reach some abstract goal by 2050 and then we are all going back shoveling clouds for 30 more years.
Alright I'm going back into the woods.
Hahaha that video.Yep, as usual the politicians say the pretty words and the people actually in power will not allow anything less than maximum profit for themselves--which of course excludes any necessary action being taken to make the world a better place in any way.
I had to look up "shoveling clouds". It's not a normal English expression but it did mean just what it sounded like.
Meanwhile, Greta's speech converted to death metal.
I had to look up "shoveling clouds". It's not a normal English expression but it did mean just what it sounded like.
I think this is interesting. I'm a little different. I am much more open and social with those one-on-one. I can't start conversations well, but I can carry them. I can do very small groups and outings if we all have something to do and if I know at least one person. This includes food gatherings and other similar get-togethers.I have learn't that I AM social, just in a different way.
Pubs, clubs, BBQ's where people sit /stand around with drink in hand.. well put me in that type of social gathering and even before I get there I'm wanting to escape.
But in a more structured environment, where people have something to look at like a concert, a sporting event, even a classroom or the workplace and I am very social.
That's great. If we don't do the scary things that change us, we will obviously remain the same. It takes courage to do what you're doing. That's how I see it whenever I do the crazy shit I don't want to do.....I have taken two great risks in the last 10 days to try to improve my life. I have put myself out there completely and gotten out of my comfort zone in order to better my messed up life and part of me doesn’t give a fuk if it happens and the other part of me might die if it doesn’t. I know it won’t happen because nothing good ever happens to me but whatever. Guess I gotta start excepting the things I cannot change.
I'm definitely a dog person too, although I love all animals. I can't have any pets where I currently am but when I move next year I plan to get a dog and a cat. I think I'm going to get a Russian Blue for a cat. I'm not settled on what breed of dog yet but I want to buy them both at the same time so they can bond while they are still a kitten/pup.I'm finding myself reminiscing a lot today. I miss having the bond I used to have with my two previous border collies. I miss having that bond with a dog, and of course I miss those two so much I still get upset thinking about them. Don't get me wrong, I have my two cats and I love them to pieces, but there is a difference with dogs. I am very much a cat person at heart, so it's sometimes hard for me to feel that deep connection with a pooch like I do with cats, but once I have it that dog is my companion for life. I don't share that bond with my husband's dog. Sure it's "our dog" now, but let's be honest. It's very much still his dog, and rightly so. But I miss having that relationship. Unfortunately I cannot have another dog here with her. She's so nasty with other dogs, very independent and territorial for a beagle.
Funny, I was just thinking about Russian Blues today and wondering if I'd ever get one. I've only ever met one, way back when I volunteered at a shelter in high school. She was so pretty, and so gentle. (Bless the person who adopted her!) Those cats seem to have such a calm demeanor, or at least from my experience.I'm definitely a dog person too, although I love all animals. I can't have any pets where I currently am but when I move next year I plan to get a dog and a cat. I think I'm going to get a Russian Blue for a cat. I'm not settled on what breed of dog yet but I want to buy them both at the same time so they can bond while they are still a kitten/pup.