Maeve

Even at loss of limb, those who escape are the 144000, sent to show others the way?

Since the six days war? Nah

Tamir Rice

The malls where I grew up had sit down restaurants, with beverage licenses. One made a fabulous blue concoction (coricou) akin to Texas tea.

Good dog ngl

hebrews 5:14

But strong meat belongeth to them that are of full age, even those who by reason of use have their senses exercised to discern both good and evil.

Not from what I’ve read. I’m sure there are risks to be considered.

I’m just referencing your body punch/jaw punch. Savage but true.

ETA: I do appreciate your consideration of nuance and can’t disagree with anything you said wrt choosing your son.

Lol. User name checks out!

Long live Agnes!

Yes, I’m a bit scattered, myself. I am not familiar with Vivekananda, but look forward to your introduction at your blog. I’m a bit familiar with Kalima, Shiva and a few others. It’s been a long time but I was a bit familiar with Zen, Dzogchen, philosophical taoism , Tiibetan Buddhism… It would take a lifetime of immersion to become intimately familiar, I feel, but I think I get the general gist. I look forward to learning with you! Thanks so much for engaging conversation.

I’ve not gotten to the Philo yet; I’m intrigued! Completely enjoyed the first bit of the Runes of Flight … But he’s so cute, I need to plant a tree! I have to read the rest and get to the philosophy. I’m thrilled!

Nah, I didn’t get money from parents. I had a job though and it was good times.

Arcades were fun. Asteroids and space invaders until my hands felt like concrete blocks. I was glad when pool tables were added. Youth really is wasted on the young. Mine was, anyway.

That’s because people like us are on budgets, formal or not.

Meh. Malls seem to be trying to come back. Apparently some magical population has not only disposable income, but also enough to waste on but just overpriced, subpar things, but enough to waste on way overpriced things to pay mall rent prices

Ow, on both giving and receiving!

I’m not sure why, but I find this really amusing. I actually giggled aloud

There’s a sign up link. Just wondered what signing up does. I’ve bookmarked your blog and shared it with someone who also read at least the first entry. You’re really good. I’d encourage you to consider self-publishing a book or ebook, at some juncture

Thinking of The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists/The Great Money Trick, now.

Maga and libertarians seem to want to go back.