theneener.craves.pizza
Teacher, co-adopter of a rescue dog named Nugget, currently fostering a pug named Topper. In Texas, but trying to make the best of it. 🏳️🌈 {she/her}
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Marijuana / hemp laws are weird but I'm glad that THC drinks are readily available in Texas these days. I don't buy them often, but they come in handy when I need to melt into a relaxing state.
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Mostly for fun? Or for work? Any other time I'd be jealous but with the recent news, I'm a little nervous for you 🥲
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That's fun! Handheld gaming reignited my enjoyment of gaming. When I bought my Switch years ago, it was so nice to pick up/put down whenever I wanted to.
I also subscribe to GeForce Now when I want to do some PC gaming on my laptop. Cheaper than buying a gaming PC for me!
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I would like to continue my subscription to Pom Updates, thank you
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But how about having a communal sock bin?
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Gotta be cheaper than getting busted pipes fixed! is what I have to remind myself
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ugh why they gotta be named like something I’d want to adopt as a pet!
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The sun is out and it’s no longer freezing here, but I’m still reporting from bed 🫡
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Even though I tested negative for flu with an in-home test, I think I got hit with it because I was out for 36 hours. Had a cough and cruddy lung for a bit, a weird stomachache, fatigued as hell, couldn't focus. Grateful for DoorDash, Gatorade, and my wife who kept the dogs at bay while I napped.
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My kingdom for a bi season! Honestly, after watching Are You the One season 8, any dating show with all straights is snoozeville
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I thrive off helping others and feeling needed, but since taking a break, I've been working to get to this space. No doubt I learned a lot by working alongside others and dedicating my time and efforts towards shared goals, but I think doing things for myself and my enjoyment alone is important.
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Another key thing about this that I am realizing is that I'm learning and making for myself. Not for someone else, not for an organization or community, just for me. I didn't go into it all with that mindset, but now that I am aware, it makes the successes even sweeter.
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My hero!
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Missed the signup! How is it?
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Someone on FB posted, “Many people I know couldn’t sleep last night because of the news” and I thought “oh boy, what’s the government doing now” but turns out it was just related to Dallas Mavericks trading Luka Doncic 😐
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tattoo worthy
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I’m down with Nintendo and cats! Also trying to distract myself from that fine line you mentioned by learning skills in hopes I can put them to use to help others. But also lots of video games.
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aghghgh, one of the many, many reasons people don't seek healthcare! I went to a doc this week that had God stuff everywhere but thank goodness he didn't say anything about it or else I'd be in the same boat
Bonus: As I was leaving his office, I noticed the 'live, laugh, love' sign on the exit door
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Retire early! In this economy??? 😅
But yeah, I get it. I love it when people are like, "Don't like it here? Then move!" because believe me, I'd like to! Would love a break from a state that hates the existence of most of its citizens... well, except now we have the federal govt to worry about now.
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Thanks for the suggestion! What I was really digging on Substack (which some users hate) was the Notes section and also getting to DM/group chat with subscribers. Haven't heard of any alternatives with those features yet.
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One of the suburbs right next to ELP, like Santa Teresa. It’d be like Plano is to Dallas, but without the shame of living in Texas proper. 🥲 We have friends in Las Cruces (which is quaint but too small for us), so we’re focusing on the west side of El Paso.