Zoiks, those shoes look awesome. I've not seen them over here in the UK. I actually used to run the 1500 metres barefoot on the grass track in secondary school! I haven't done any running since I had to stop playing soccer 5 years ago - my knees are wrecked. Would like to get back into it if just to keep up with my son.
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Any Runners Here?
by zoiks inanyone else like to run?
i started running regularly in the past year or so and am becoming addicted.
participated in my first 5k earlier this summer, a large even with about 2,500+ runners.
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Do you tell people?
by MrFreeze inas an ex-jw do you tell people about your jw past?
how much detail do you go into when you tell non-jw's about the organization.
i usually only ever say anything if somebody asks about my religious affiliation or mentions jw's.
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mummatron
I'm usually too embarrassed by the stigma to tell anyone. I struggle to say the J word out loud, it's that bad. My ex husband found it hilarious and would often let it slip in front of new acquaintances. I actually mentioned it to a new friend recently in a Facebook message but could only use the acronym JW.
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Favorite album cover art
by littlerockguy in.
one thing i miss about not buying vinyl now is the artwork on the album cover.
post some of your favorite album covers.
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mummatron
There's an artist by the name of Pete Fowler who does all the cover art for a band called Super Furry Animals (actor Rhys Ifans's old band before he became famous for acting). He has his own unique style which I can only describe as psychedelic, weenie anime.
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Favorite album cover art
by littlerockguy in.
one thing i miss about not buying vinyl now is the artwork on the album cover.
post some of your favorite album covers.
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Favorite album cover art
by littlerockguy in.
one thing i miss about not buying vinyl now is the artwork on the album cover.
post some of your favorite album covers.
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Dumb ass family moved in next door with autistic kid JEHOOVER HELP!
by Witness 007 infirst off i have no problem with the kid......his mum though is a dumb sh#t country trash kinda gal, just moved in.
right now i'm in my bedroom being blasted by 80's music.
she put a stereo in her tin shed which is next to our bedrooms, so her autistic kid can play loud music...or should i say, same f#cking song over and over again.
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mummatron
Get some earplugs. Or pop in your own earbud headphones and play some 21st century music...Or better still, a spoken word book on empathy and political correctness, and thank Jehoover you have fully functional ears and aren't on the autistic spectrum yourself!
Mummatron - teacher to teens on the autistic spectrum, former LSA to a 4 year old autistic boy, and cousin to boy with AS.
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New To Wine - Looking for Suggestions
by HintOfLime inusually, in the evenings i like to relax, watch a movie or a comple tv shows, and sip on some vodka.. lately, however, i've gotten into reading again - and vodka just isn't the right drink.
the characters in the books are often read of drinking this wine or that - which has given me a bit of a craving for a good red wine.
something relaxing, and easy enough that it doesn't get you buzzed after a few sips (inhibiting my ability to read, etc.).
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mummatron
If sweetness is more your criteria, then you might prefer a sweet or pale cream sherry to sip slowly. They make for a good nightcap.
We tend to drink a South African Cabernet-Shiraz blend as a table wine, and look out for special offers on Shiraz, Pinot Noir and Rioja for a nice evening drink.
Other than tasting them for myself, everything I learned about wine came from watching a movie called Sideways.
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This made me go awwwwwwwww
by watersprout inone of my facebook friends posted this today.
from a dog's point of view.. i rescued a human today by janine allen.
her eyes met mine as she walked down the corridor peering apprehensively into the kennels.
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mummatron
Ours came from the Dog's Trust. He used to be scared of tissue boxes, so we think he'd had bricks thrown at him at some point during his early life. He's got the Life of Riley now though. My son is always trying to feed him!
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How many of you haven't fared too well since your exit?
by i_drank_the_wine ini know that i've had a hard time piecing things back together after losing my wife and family a couple years ago and haven't really gotten the ball rolling to say the least.
just curious to hear if anyone else is in the same boat, or was in the same boat and how long it took them to get a "new life" figured out and going..
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mummatron
Yeah, it's all in my first ever post. Am slowly getting my life to how I'd like it, one step at a time.
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This made me go awwwwwwwww
by watersprout inone of my facebook friends posted this today.
from a dog's point of view.. i rescued a human today by janine allen.
her eyes met mine as she walked down the corridor peering apprehensively into the kennels.
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Awwwww. So true! Our dog came from a rescue centre.
