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81 . …..ha,ha, ……someone needs to wake up !
Mar 29, 2022
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Thanks for the Pm, anthro. Sorry about the fake cat. He spreads his poisonous bile through every thread where he is not the centre of attention. Sadly you just get used to it
I thought we might have played some chess. I favor Ukraine, your refugee's and fighters, and often fall asleep a bit while I play because I don't know when to quit. I see you and I have not yet had a game. I look forward to it. Anthroposiror. My friends call me anthro. I look forward to meeting you, when you have defeated the aggressors.
anthro wrote:
...The creatures do the caring, but often are unable to implement effective strategies and tactics. That may be why it is so appealing to believe or hope we are getting outside help. That hope can be therapeutic. Back in the beginning of February I battled a marauding creature on ice on my front porch. I was not well prepared, having only two sturdy canes and my hands and a surplus of adrenalin and a deficit of good sense. The ice was very hard. Broke the right femur about three or four inches above the kneecap. Jarred my whole skeletal structure including skull as well. But the break was simple and didn't necessarily need medical reduction, and cast. I crawled to kitchen floor, laying next to the oil radiator on hard floor next three or four days in kitchen, suggesting to my 85 year old honey that it was just a bad sprain. Hated to mislead her, but we do what we must do, sometimes. Anyway, I'm only 81. Another month or two, I'll be mostly over it.
That’s absolutely beautiful how you handled that my friend! I would offer a you a Book that, if you gave it a chance am sure you’d absolutely love.
In it’s last 100 pages there’s testimonies, and even ones of similarities of experience as you’ve shared on my thread of quotes, and from all walks off life with whatever ailment from around the Earth, was written over a hundred yrs ago named ‘SCIENCE AND HEATH, with Key to the Scriptures, by Mary B. Eddy’, and I as well delightfully will pm you a testimony, such that I’m stating that’s within those 100 pages of wonderful healings..
By three or four days of a thorough study you could very well have removed the month more claim, my friend. 
I would post it in here but the rules do not allow that, but if anyone else desires the testimony just say so and I shall also send to you.
I am well acquainted with the work of Mary Baker Eddy from my childhood and adolescence. I am sure some of her work rubbed off on me, resulting in my empathic side coming to the fore, on this international site. I am acutely aware that I don't know what I am doing here, and I am stuck in a very hard place for me to be, but we are actually all really in the same boat, on this planet in this particular excruciating time in our collective existence. What to do? What to do? I'll sleep on it.
lol well, you always could jump on in a fifteen man raft and thrash down the Colorado River… hit some small falls that swallow entire raft then pop it out again lol with all 15 screaming ‘LET’S DO THAT AGAIN’ such fun of them rapids!! 😂
proper spirit ! 👍
I was once in a boat wreck about fifty years ago! Not fun. Got on many sharp rocks, stepped on many sea urchins, had an exciting helicopter ride, still exuding the periodic sea urchin spine every few years, but all is well...
anthro wrote:
...The creatures do the caring, but often are unable to implement effective strategies and tactics. That may be why it is so appealing to believe or hope we are getting outside help. That hope can be therapeutic. Back in the beginning of February I battled a marauding creature on ice on my front porch. I was not well prepared, having only two sturdy canes and my hands and a surplus of adrenalin and a deficit of good sense. The ice was very hard. Broke the right femur about three or four inches above the kneecap. Jarred my whole skeletal structure including skull as well. But the break was simple and didn't necessarily need medical reduction, and cast. I crawled to kitchen floor, laying next to the oil radiator on hard floor next three or four days in kitchen, suggesting to my 85 year old honey that it was just a bad sprain. Hated to mislead her, but we do what we must do, sometimes. Anyway, I'm only 81. Another month or two, I'll be mostly over it.
Do 80 year olds still get adrenaline bursts?????
Did the oldest man in space get an adrenaline burst?
Is it really a question?
Ste_J wrote:
anthro wrote:
...The creatures do the caring, but often are unable to implement effective strategies and tactics. That may be why it is so appealing to believe or hope we are getting outside help. That hope can be therapeutic. Back in the beginning of February I battled a marauding creature on ice on my front porch. I was not well prepared, having only two sturdy canes and my hands and a surplus of adrenalin and a deficit of good sense. The ice was very hard. Broke the right femur about three or four inches above the kneecap. Jarred my whole skeletal structure including skull as well. But the break was simple and didn't necessarily need medical reduction, and cast. I crawled to kitchen floor, laying next to the oil radiator on hard floor next three or four days in kitchen, suggesting to my 85 year old honey that it was just a bad sprain. Hated to mislead her, but we do what we must do, sometimes. Anyway, I'm only 81. Another month or two, I'll be mostly over it.
Do 80 year olds still get adrenaline bursts?????
Obviously 80 years young.
A few months ago, maybe six actually, I stopped going to the two local churches of fermented and distilled spirits about twelve miles away from my jungle. I needed the fellowship because of the enforced isolation I imposed on myself because of the pandemic. Each of them had a different "Special" lower priced communion drink, one, two bottles of beer for the price of one, and the other, a Margarita for half price, but the truth was it was only half a Margarita, which was enough for me in any case. The barmaids knew to add a dollop of crushed ice as my 1/2 Margarita was sufficiently depleted. I usually carried two or three books on widely diverse subjects, and a chess set, to attract the more adventurous of the celebrants...
By golly, Tarzan! 😂 ….that’s pretty cool! I admire that yo.. I’m sure you and Jane have had a blissful experience! I’m myself quite grateful to of at the early age of 19 got on the wagon, but sure a beer here and there or some bubbly champagne 🥂 to celebrate a good reason I wouldn’t hesitate at all.. I just am no longer the fish that I was when I had, and knew not to say when.. 😂
81...good on yer fella!