What's Making Your Day Today?

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  • I found and remembered the password to my old LiveJournal.  I'm reading through the day-to-day of the relationship I was in at the time, and its demise and everything that led up to it.....  what's making my day is that I'm feeling thankful that I can look back on it now and realize that 14 years later, I'm a much stronger and happier person and that I don't miss him even a single bit. :smile:

    (Still, some of these entries have made me sigh a little.)
    JoshuaHeterTravisChinaskiDee
  • Michelle said:
    I found and remembered the password to my old LiveJournal.  I'm reading through the day-to-day of the relationship I was in at the time, and its demise and everything that led up to it.....  what's making my day is that I'm feeling thankful that I can look back on it now and realize that 14 years later, I'm a much stronger and happier person and that I don't miss him even a single bit. :smile:

    (Still, some of these entries have made me sigh a little.)
    Just yesterday I found an old file on my computer with a spreadsheet of the jobs I applied to during the 2014-2015 school year... all 120 of them (I got something like a total of 6 or 7 interviews). It was a stressful time. It made me thankful for my job now.
    MichelleTravisChinaski
  • My "On This Day" thing in Facebook reminded me that 8 years ago I managed to work "go wank over some hornets" into a comment which made me giggle a little. This is a bit of a double edged sword though because it also reminds me that I was so much cooler 8 years ago.
    ChinaskiMichelle
  • FreddyFreddy Denton, Texas
    Oh man, this right here. Pure fucking gold:


  • Currently sipping cocktails by the pool in Maui and deciding where to eat for our 5th wedding anniversary
    MichellecdriveFreddyNoelTravisChinaski
  • Brieanne said:
    Currently sipping cocktails by the pool in Maui and deciding where to eat for our 5th wedding anniversary
    Happy Anniversary in paradise! :smile:
    BrieanneTravis
  • cdrivecdrive Houston, TX
    edited September 2019
    This is my favorite time of year and this is my home for tonight:

    Opening weekend bow season and it’s dark of the moon. The clouds went away and the stargazing is primo. Enough to see the Milky Way. Been seeing shooting stars all night but got to see a really huge one. 

    Spending time with my Dad who is getting up there in age. Avoiding all politics and religion so we can keep this enjoyable.  He’s got a big King Koil queen in his tent I got him for Father’s Day 2 years ago that he keeps telling me is awesome. I’m in my tent enjoying my own. Got Rye whiskey in a foam cup. We listened to the Astros win on an app on my phone.  A nice breeze on this high hill. I can here big breezes coming from the woods 500 yards east of me. Then I wait about 20 seconds and it runs through my tent.  Moments like these are really nice. 
    MichelleHatorianTravisChinaski
  • cdrive said:
    This is my favorite time of year and this is my home for tonight:

    Pics or it didn't happen!  :tongue:
    cdriveTravis
  • cdrivecdrive Houston, TX
    Michelle said:
    cdrive said:
    This is my favorite time of year and this is my home for tonight:

    Pics or it didn't happen!  :tongue:
    I fixed it! I blame the whiskey! 
    MichelleTravis
  • I was fortunate to be able to purchase a home just over a year ago. It was undervalued (due to the motivated sellers), and it didn't *need* a bunch of work, but I still wanted to make it my own so... yeah. I just finished this past week. Here are a couple of before/after (or after/before) of the basement.pictures of the basement...

    And yes, that's a retro-pie arcade in the corner... 


    TravisChinaskicdriveNoelMichelleFreddy
  • ChinaskiChinaski Santa Cruz, CA
    edited October 2019
    nice dude! place looks awesome! you should get all meta.. frame those pics and hang them up in those rooms haha.
    JoshuaHeter
  • I know most (or at least many) here aren’t on board with the religious aspect of this, but I’d imagine we can agree that the world would be a much better place if we all had 1/2 of the grace and love that this young man has in him...

    http://abcn.ws/2puWKDl
  • FreddyFreddy Denton, Texas
    I know most (or at least many) here aren’t on board with the religious aspect of this, but I’d imagine we can agree that the world would be a much better place if we all had 1/2 of the grace and love that this young man has in him...

    http://abcn.ws/2puWKDl
    For real. How great would it have been if Amber Guyger said "You know, injustice of this kind has gone on for too long. As a symbol of the world heading in the right direction, I request to be handed the maximum sentence instead of less than countless non-violent drug offenders receive."?
  • FreddyFreddy Denton, Texas
    This old guy on my town's daily jail report:
    The smile says it all. "Only took you chumps the better part of a century to catch me driving drunk. I've been doing this since you clowns were wearing those stupid hats, sonny boy."
    awookiee
  • MichelleMichelle California
    Starting the planning stages of my bucket list vacation for next spring - see you then, England! :heart:
    NoelFreddycdriveChinaski
  • NoelNoel Dallas, TX
    Michelle said:
    Starting the planning stages of my bucket list vacation for next spring - see you then, England! :heart:
    Give us the deets! Where in England are you going? Is it your first time crossing the Atlantic? How long do you plan on being there?

    I’m excited for you. My first time in Europe was earlier this year and I had such a good time. I know it’s gonna be an awesome experience for you too.
    FreddyMichelleChinaskiTeresa from Concord
  • MichelleMichelle California
    Noel said:
    Michelle said:
    Starting the planning stages of my bucket list vacation for next spring - see you then, England! :heart:
    Give us the deets! Where in England are you going? Is it your first time crossing the Atlantic? How long do you plan on being there?

    I’m excited for you. My first time in Europe was earlier this year and I had such a good time. I know it’s gonna be an awesome experience for you too.
    Thanks!  It'll be my first time in the UK and overseas.  I've been out of the country, but only to Canada.   I'm going for 2 weeks which includes flight time, so about 10 days actually in England.  So far my plan is London ->  Wells (maybe - it's my great-grandfather's family's name on mom's side & I have ancestors buried there, so it might be kind of interesting to see) -> Bath -> the Cotswolds (probably Stow-on-the-Wold) -> somewhere in the Dales -> York -> back to London & fly home.  This agenda might change.  I'd love to be able to see little villages in between so that I can see gravesites of older x-times- great-grandparents but I would be traveling by train or bus and on a tight schedule, so...  I'm very excited though. :smiley: 

    Any Brits or others who have advice to offer, it's very welcome and thank you!
    NoelChinaski
  • Teresa from ConcordTeresa from Concord Concord, California
    At first I debated which section this belonged in, but then I thought a 4.5 earthquake in my hood with zero damage or injuries is a good thing. 

    But it being my first, I feel a bit spooked. 
    MichelleChinaskiNoel
  • MichelleMichelle California
    At first I debated which section this belonged in, but then I thought a 4.5 earthquake in my hood with zero damage or injuries is a good thing. 

    But it being my first, I feel a bit spooked. 
    I read about that this morning.  Pleasant Hill of all areas - kind of odd.  I'm glad there was no damage to my old stomping grounds!

    This was your first, though?  Are you not originally from Cali?
  • ChinaskiChinaski Santa Cruz, CA
    At first I debated which section this belonged in, but then I thought a 4.5 earthquake in my hood with zero damage or injuries is a good thing. 

    But it being my first, I feel a bit spooked. 
    i felt it all the way in SC. lasted like 5 seconds. i for sure thought it was centralized more south, crazy!
    Michelle
  • Teresa from ConcordTeresa from Concord Concord, California
    Michelle said:
    At first I debated which section this belonged in, but then I thought a 4.5 earthquake in my hood with zero damage or injuries is a good thing. 

    But it being my first, I feel a bit spooked. 
    I read about that this morning.  Pleasant Hill of all areas - kind of odd.  I'm glad there was no damage to my old stomping grounds!

    This was your first, though?  Are you not originally from Cali?
    I’m from NY though I lived in AZ for a bit before Cali. It was easier to deal with Haboobs. 
  • ChinaskiChinaski Santa Cruz, CA
    edited October 2019
    i'm home sick and could have sworn i just felt another earthquake (same feeling as last night). kinda freaking me out considering that in couple of days it's the 30 year anniversary of the big one that hit the bay :#

    edit: i know, not the best thread to post this is in, but while on the topic of earthquakes.
  • Teresa from ConcordTeresa from Concord Concord, California
    edited October 2019
    Chinaski said:
    i'm home sick and could have sworn i just felt another earthquake (same feeling as last night). kinda freaking me out considering that in couple of days it's the 30 year anniversary of the big one that hit the bay :#

    edit: i know, not the best thread to post this is in, but while on the topic of earthquakes.
    Just heard there was a 4.8 in Hollister. 

    Edit: maybe I should have picked the other thread. 
  • ChinaskiChinaski Santa Cruz, CA
    Chinaski said:
    i'm home sick and could have sworn i just felt another earthquake (same feeling as last night). kinda freaking me out considering that in couple of days it's the 30 year anniversary of the big one that hit the bay :#

    edit: i know, not the best thread to post this is in, but while on the topic of earthquakes.
    Just heard there was a 4.8 in Hollister. 
    ugh JUST heard that too. rolling blackouts last week, now earthquakes this week. def far from making my day today. having the flu isn't helping either :|
  • MichelleMichelle California
    Chinaski said:
    Chinaski said:
    i'm home sick and could have sworn i just felt another earthquake (same feeling as last night). kinda freaking me out considering that in couple of days it's the 30 year anniversary of the big one that hit the bay :#

    edit: i know, not the best thread to post this is in, but while on the topic of earthquakes.
    Just heard there was a 4.8 in Hollister. 
    ugh JUST heard that too. rolling blackouts last week, now earthquakes this week. def far from making my day today. having the flu isn't helping either :|
    Stay safe down there & feel better soon!  
    Chinaski
  • Apparently this is a thing, and I will be getting it. Fuck yeah, Ron Swanson!

    NoelMurderbear
  • DeeDee Adelaide
    Michelle said:
    I found and remembered the password to my old LiveJournal.  I'm reading through the day-to-day of the relationship I was in at the time, and its demise and everything that led up to it.....  what's making my day is that I'm feeling thankful that I can look back on it now and realize that 14 years later, I'm a much stronger and happier person and that I don't miss him even a single bit. :smile:

    (Still, some of these entries have made me sigh a little.)

    I wish LJ would make a comeback. Those were good times. I still have mine for reading ONTD. 


    MichellecdriveNoel
  • Had my interview for a promotion for country manager. Got some real positive feedback. Hoping to find out if I got the role in the next week or so. Fingers crossed from my Bald Move friends. Would be a huge promotion. 
    ChinaskiJaimieTJoshuaHeterawookieeDeeNoelMichelleTravisMurderbear
  • Teresa from ConcordTeresa from Concord Concord, California
    Hatorian said:
    Had my interview for a promotion for country manager. Got some real positive feedback. Hoping to find out if I got the role in the next week or so. Fingers crossed from my Bald Move friends. Would be a huge promotion. 
    Wishing you much success. And sort of hoping it’s my country you’re promoted to. We need a good manager!
    HatorianTravisMurderbear
  • MichelleMichelle California
    After what's been a hard couple of weeks for various reasons (which is why I haven't been around quite as often as normal lately), I have the house to myself, a tall Yeti cup of creamy coffee, and some time to just catch up and enjoy 'my stories'.  Things are getting better slowly but surely but in the meantime, I'm enjoying this moment.
    cdriveNoelMurderbear
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