Yet, the level of daily stress was too high, anxiety and at times depression was taking over. Both of us developed a few health issues related to the pressure and tension of daily ... moreYet, the level of daily stress was too high, anxiety and at times depression was taking over. Both of us developed a few health issues related to the pressure and tension of daily life in the largest city in California.
After going on our around-the-world trip and leaving LA routine behind, our health improved.
After various annoying-to-me electronic car signals over past months, signifying various messed-up car functions (indicating, after many, though I've had them all addressed, still ... moreAfter various annoying-to-me electronic car signals over past months, signifying various messed-up car functions (indicating, after many, though I've had them all addressed, still indicate that a new car is in order) -- then, this evening, after a very annoying-to-me exercise class in which I messed up a lot, I get into car, start it up, and the first thing I hear is the very first 15 seconds of this song I've never heard --
and Overthinking Welby ("OW"!) thought, " What the effeminate is going on?!!!" I pull the car over to side of the road, thinking the annoying sound is electronically telling me yet another thing is wrong with my car --I figured out it was Drake's song"Massive" DrakeGive a listen to the first 15 seconds less
Instead, was filed by the Anti-Anti-Randy D Defamation League! I’ve never even heard of this organization before, they must be new. All I know is that they&rsq... more
Instead, was filed by the Anti-Anti-Randy D Defamation League! I’ve never even heard of this organization before, they must be new. All I know is that they’re trying to drag me through the mud and ruin me. Grrrrrrrr. Don’t read anything they write, in fact, burn all copies! Grrrrrrrr. ~
"NewMaCockall" or "noo - muh - KOK -uhl"In the typical endless-format of current "doctor prescription drug ads" in radio/TV commercials, hearing that pronunciation that... more"NewMaCockall" or "noo - muh - KOK -uhl"In the typical endless-format of current "doctor prescription drug ads" in radio/TV commercials, hearing that pronunciation that occurs about 47 times in each commercial, is just stupid sounding to me. Ha.It's almost like a silly Dr.Seuss-frabricated word to me. I question why some medical specialists couldn't come up with a less-strange word.
