If I *did* put in concerted
If I *did* put in concerted effort, therefore, the idea I could pass for a teenager really isn't far-fetched.
For reference, I'm 30, but seem to look much younger, and that's without even trying people often ask me questions that assume I'm about prime college-going age and everyone instantly gets this look of surprise on their faces when I tell them how old I really am.
Took my cute new athletic outfit from the gym straight to the restaurant and ended up being carded must make me look more youthful. The tan and the botox really help too. And I haven't even gone platinum blonde yet once that's done in a couple weeks I'll look even younger!
Day of the dads: baby slings placed on London statues in push for improved paternity leave
: Air Alliance ( Aircraft DA62 D-IARY)
2.0 km out at 75 ft - heading NW with 165.0 km/h.
1360 13:48:16
: Air Alliance ( Aircraft DA62 D-IARY)
1.2 km out at 0 ft - heading SE with 7.8 km/h.
None 13:39:43
: Air Alliance ( Aircraft DA62 D-IARY)
1.5 km out at 0 ft - heading S with 36.1 km/h.
5020 12:06:16
Update: visited today and it was love on first sight. I start training there tomorrow.
Helps too that if I'm paying triple-digit sums a month I want to go more often so I get my money's worth out of it. And I do want to go as often as I can stand it...I've got my dream body to build up to! Every little psychological trick helps...
Scoping out a new gym, and I'm settled on a fancy high-end one I like lots of group classes and being among beautiful elites, and even if I didn't the basic everyday gym aesthetic is so depressing to me I kinda have to go an expensive one.
DiaryIm encouraged by Marina AbramoviFKA twigss performance piece takes over Sothebys
Starting Diary 35 today.
Here is an example of how I usually do the monthly calendar and the weekly planner. No specific info on there yet, sorry! I used to do two-page calendar spread, but I've since changed how much information I need on it, so now it's fairly small with only some important stuff marked. I do more detailed tasks on the weekly page.
This is a Notebook Therapy velvet-covered dotted journal from their Midsummer Night's Dream collection.
5 October
ONE YEAR of in - details to follow
Put it in your
Day 3 of botoxed me, and I'm noticing I can hardly make my "11"s and my lines appear even if I try really hard! That smooth serene forehead even under stress is so improving me, inside and out. Can't wait until day 14, when the effect will peak...
I love learning things on the job! Right now I'm digging into
I definitely need to be given the space and time to feel comfortable learning, and I recognize how lucky I am that I have those (at times) in my current job.
I also recognize that this may change with age and layers of burn out, so I can only hope I continue to be lucky throughout my career and never lose that joy of learning.
(srsly tho)
Diary 34 in the books!
I was pleasantly surprised by this notebook. It lasted me almost 10 months, the paper deals well with fountain pen ink, and the printed pages look really pretty. It had one page design that required me to use a white gel pen (or simply glue stuff there) but the rest is colourful and bright.
I liked the storytelling aspect of bunny and bear doing adventurous stuff! The cover glows in the dark, too, albeit not very strongly.
: Sluice, Gad Brook
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: Photo by Paul of Congleton on Flickr
#2013
This day is whatever you want it to be.
Some lines extracted from my 9/11 entries that could be a lyric:
A quiet faith
Rests below the surface
Present-born
At one time
In the past 10,000 years
Try to fight
The tide of faith
Weapon of the laws and logic
Safety and security
Synchronicity with history
Got my botox today! Hasn't even taken full effect yet, but I already look better and I feel *a lot* better too.
I couldnt attract any girls with the Trump dance of power in the middle of the floor this weekend. You know, the grinning double gloryhole anonymous wank-dance. How is that even possible I have to start considering the possibility that theres something wrong with me.
An update on project. It now supports following users from remote servers (tested on only though).
I found a couple of bugs with Follow request implementation (sending Follow and receiving Follow requests) and they have been addressed.
I need to get off my lazy ass and start writing test cases for this functionality. The code is a mess right now but I have a potential solution to it.
The project is NOT meant to be daily driver nor is it in close to a release. All development happens under a TEST environment using a test subdomain.
A Native American beat from a 9/10/2005 peace fest recreated in MIDI.
Woo...traded out that wine for some coffee, chose my clinic, and booked myself a consultation. If I'm a good candidate I could get my preventive botox put in me right then and there. OMG...
Got a bit of a free day today (go Sunday!), so I'm sipping my pinot noir and shopping around for preventive botox. My forehead lines aren't permanent yet but they're getting worse...along with the headaches they bring on. So I'm starting to think I kinda need it...
"My aunt Kite is sick ready to die and sends for my uncle and me to come to take charge of things, and to be entrusted with the care of her daughter."
The loss of a family member, the acceptance of a major new responsibilty, all collapsed into a single straight sentence. If an entry describes matters of consequence, then brevity and simplicity will only ever add weight to it.
How did I miss this project entirely ten years ago
I plan on jotting down my thoughts on project. The hope is it will keep me motivated to get the job even when I am not
I mean, my god! where does he find the energy to stay motivated and focused to deliver gems like on top of !!
Now that a remote user can Follow fedimg user, I will focus my attention towards the landing page and user dashboard.
P.S. I need to also start thinking of a feed in the future but that comes once I implement logic where a fedimg user follows a remote AP user. Its far off but itll get there!
and speaking of (s), Scott's link to this Canadian article about the modern history of the biggest analog tool in my kit: The Moleskine sketchbook:
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