It's just such a nice treat that my youngest son loves to play music on his very own Grand Piano!He taught himself how to play, and it's magical! He has good taste in music...I wish I could capture it on my burner phone but I can't find it right now. It's just lovely to have classical music coming from our living room, because it's his passion!... See More »
Springtime in England - a 'proper' one!Our 'proper' Spring continues, with some interruptions, but so far it's turning out to be one to remember. I took a cycle ride over to buy something at Marks and Spencers in the nearby town of Guildford today. They have been suffering from a cyber... See More » (10)
9 Changes New Prime Minister Will Bring To CanadaAssisted suicide is now available at Tim Hortons: Americans will be so jealous of the convenience enjoyed by Canada's citizens. All parents will be required to trans their kids: All must follow the example of our Dear Leader Mark Carney. Double the... See More »
Growing Up in the North in the '60sGrowing up in the North of England in the 1960s wasn’t glamorous, and it certainly wasn’t part of the "Swinging Sixties" you often hear about on the telly. We weren’t out in mini skirts or dancing in Carnaby Street — life was a lot more down to... See More »
Where Did All the Classy Americans Go?Wall Street Journal By Matthew Hennessey April 28, 2025 5:03 pm ET I’ll bet it’s been a while since you heard someone in public life described as “classy.” The word, and what it represents, has gone AWOL. The culture has time only for outrageous... See More »
Is there anything more wonderful than seeing your kid(s) do better than you did at thier age?I was partying and going into debt at his age, He owns a home and makes almost double what I do.
Ready for workI’m off in a few minutes. I’ll see how long I last. It’s a little degrading when your kids have to put your shoes on for you
For you hunters with P.O.S. modern trucks I did this for my son & daughterSo are you looking for a way to disable the daytime running lights and them stupid ass autolights only for when going hunting so when you enter the bush or field your lights are not lighting up the whole woods? Okay lets start with with the... See More » (4)
Personal rant about lifeI feel like I'm just working till I die. Not particularly passionate about what I do, it's just a job. My kids see a Dad that isn't there much. When I look in the mirror I see someone who's gotten older and is back to being as financially screwed... See More »
whispering to someone in front of someone elseIt’s funny how simple dinner table rules when you’re a kid can shape your adult perception of some behaviors as rude or acceptable. Like when I was young we weren’t supposed to whisper in someone’s ear at the dinner table, because sharing secrets... See More »
Locked in the LockerWalking through the hallways at the middle school where I work, I saw a new substitute teacher standing outside his classroom with his forehead against a locker. I heard him mutter, "How did you get yourself into this?" Knowing he was assigned to a... See More »
Single parenting~Across the Middle East and North Africa, most parents are effectively single parents. They are married, but one partner carries most of the responsibilities alone. The other simply enjoys the social benefits of having a family and the illusion of... See More »
Out to eat with nobodyI used to want to be alone so much. Now I miss being a kid with all my family around all the time.
The best place to be for you is where ?For me it's at home, with nobody else, just in my own 'safe space' away from the rest of the world temporarily for as long as possible. No interactions with other people except my kids and direct family.
My kid is a piece of work 😆So my son is 5, turning 6 in June. We already know he has a difficult personality. But today he reached new heights 😆 I’m also semi impressed not gonna lie 😆 He’s been having swimming lessons since September in a local pool. They always give... See More »
On a bus and there's a group of kids at the back making very loud prank callsThey think they're hilarious 💀 calling up random places and saying they want to order a big mac. I'm caught between rolling my eyes and laughing.
I'm depressed and don't care if I ⚰But one thing you're not gonna do is make me feel bad for taking care of myself and being independent. I'm not married, no kids, I work full time at a stressful day job that I hate, and I do cam work on the side to help. I have a bf but he does not... See More » (1)
Joke::historical::LONG::George Washington and his men are looking for a place to stay one night after a long fight against the British...After marching through the woods for some hours, they find a farm. Washington knocks on the door and the farmer answers. Washington says "excuse me sir, I'm sorry to bother you. My men and I have been fighting the British all day, and are very tired.... See More »
Do you have life burnout?If I could, I'd never get off this recliner chair again. *Half Kidding, but It does sound like a good plan..
Have you had barbecue this weekend?Great weather today and my Dad was sad he couldn't get a ticket for the football so I got him some beer and did a barbeque before football started on TV. The kids from two doors up arrived so I made sure they got a burger and drink then totally... See More »
Chilly day in kcIt's cold and rainy here in kc today. Joel made breakfast and I've started a big pot of chili mac. Planning on watching the Royals game and my daughter and I are going to run out and get a cello and s'mores supplies for this evening. Her lessons... See More »
I recovering mentall ill person.I lean more into psychological spiritual side things. Even though I'm a schizophrenic and expsychotic I tried to reason my encounters scientifically and you know what I don't know how much actual science are behind them since when I start... See More »
And the realm of psychology grew because of one man and A.I.Ok Gemini google I taught how to be and A.I and what we spoke about is how they are developing you some very deep stuff I knew as a kid.
