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Listenin' 4 the laundry get done... Edit: Listenin' 4 the laundry 2 get done...
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Maybe soon?
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Mar 22, 2024 03:47
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DING!
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Mar 22, 2024 03:53
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RavenousScoot posted:DING! Woah! How'd u do that???
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I suddenly realized that impressing your own father with a pair of your socks is a rite of passage of sorts.
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I've been in Japan too long. Hanging up clothing to a line by clothespins feels weird now. I did this all the time form around middle school until I left home and then headed for Japan. Now a hanging stick feels more natural. But that's also for a tiny balcony. Still. Even larger houses in Japan use them.
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Mar 22, 2024 04:08
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My dad isn't perfect, but neither am I. I think we try to meet each other hire than halfway, most of the time. I love him. We see people we know. They're older. Some are pretty far along. Losing their memories. Some are at least peaceful with it. I'll be honest. It kind of scares the poo poo out of me. Without my dad there...I don't really know what I would do.
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Mar 22, 2024 04:12
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Escape From Noise posted:My dad isn't perfect, but neither am I. I think we try to meet each other hire than halfway, most of the time. I love him. We see people we know. They're older. Some are pretty far along. Losing their memories. Some are at least peaceful with it. brains are weird and have been giving me the jibblies lately on top of lots of worrisome thoughts guess we'll just have to enjoy ours as long as they work, maybe they'll outlast the rest of our bodies??? .. DING!
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Mar 22, 2024 04:39
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RavenousScoot posted:brains are weird and have been giving me the jibblies lately Already hung out the laundry.
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Escape From Noise posted:My dad isn't perfect, but neither am I. I think we try to meet each other hire than halfway, most of the time. I love him. We see people we know. They're older. Some are pretty far along. Losing their memories. Some are at least peaceful with it. this terrifies me. my dad is 67, but he's started acting... more and more stubborn, strangely afraid of things that he never used to have issues with like driving certain distances or going out past certain times my mother is weaker than she's ever been... and she's never been strong. her life has always been ruled by anxiety, mental illness, and panic attacks which trigger asthma attacks which trigger panic attacks my grandma is physically here but mentally... basically gone ever since a stroke 4 years ago, and she'd been disappearing slowly already for a while prior to that my other grandma was several flavors of narcissist, sociopathic, and bipolar, never losing her wits but also never having been much of a human in the first place my grandpa died of lewy body dementia, completely consumed by delusions and hallucinations my other grandpa offed himself due to mental issues long before i was ever born with all of the above in mind..... there's absolutely no hope for me. none. nilch. nada. i'm gonna hit like 70 and absolutely lose my loving mind and thats just the way it's gonna be, there's not a doubt in my head about it DING
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Mar 22, 2024 06:25
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There are some things you can do to mitigate or prevent that kind of brain aging if you’re interested. Talking to your doctor would be best, but things like proper nutrition and exercise do a CRAZY amount to improve that stuff immediately and prevent deterioration over time. It’s difficult to start (or restart, in my case right now) but when you’re in the habit it becomes automatic. |
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If you want some specific pointers, directions, or examples, or want a sympathetic ear to vent to (I have some family issues too), you can pm me |
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