Hurricanes, earthquakes, floods, avalanches, mudslides, fires. You name it we're gonna get it. We haven't respected earth. We've abused it and used it and scarred it and burned it ... moreHurricanes, earthquakes, floods, avalanches, mudslides, fires. You name it we're gonna get it. We haven't respected earth. We've abused it and used it and scarred it and burned it and took everything we could get out of it and then abandoned parts of it. All done for selfish reasons with no thought of what our impact would be. Some of us are still denying we had anything to do with it. Yes. Well. There are always people like that who refuse to take responsibility for their actions. SIGH
For once, I have an easier day, or even easier weekend planned - it's almost unheard of and comes on the back of probably one of the most hellish weeks ever.. My daughter had an im... moreFor once, I have an easier day, or even easier weekend planned - it's almost unheard of and comes on the back of probably one of the most hellish weeks ever.. My daughter had an important assessment on Wednes connected with her disabilities, we had a fight and loads of worry and uncertainty regarding her college place AND it's utterly crazy, not even time to breathe at work - I start college next week, on top of what will be a really tough week next week. I really think I deserve a weekend off.. That's not happened in so long, so I am going to make the most of not doing too much :) Do you love it when you don't have way too much to fit into your weekend? less
Will you ever add me as a friend here on answerMug. I also thank those who have already added me. Also please let me know honestly what you think of my questions and pr... moreWill you ever add me as a friend here on answerMug. I also thank those who have already added me. Also please let me know honestly what you think of my questions and profile.Thanks
I’m a year away from graduating college (and therefore officially entering the real world), so I’ve decided it’s time to break away from my walmart money card and... moreI’m a year away from graduating college (and therefore officially entering the real world), so I’ve decided it’s time to break away from my walmart money card and open my first bank account. I’m trying to decide on which bank to use; there’s so many choices it’s overwhelming, but I’ve been doing a lot of research, and I just want some feedback from other people about their banking experiences.
Do you know you can use unused plastic garbage, trash, bin bag/liners as clothing. What do you think, and will you start wearing them as such. Also How do they look on you?Thanks
Emotionally, I'm an immature 18 year old man, trapped in the body of a middle-aged woman. Just call me Special Ed.Please post a song that speaks to my incredible immaturity o... moreEmotionally, I'm an immature 18 year old man, trapped in the body of a middle-aged woman. Just call me Special Ed.Please post a song that speaks to my incredible immaturity or is just immature in nature. I need something that both soothes and abuses me. Thanks.
I keep hearing this song over and over again on the radio, on various stations, in various States, over the past month. I've always loved the song, but all this repetition is... moreI keep hearing this song over and over again on the radio, on various stations, in various States, over the past month. I've always loved the song, but all this repetition is starting to scare me and make me think someone in another dimension is seriously trying to get a message to me. Clowns to the left of me, Jokers to the right, here I am stuck in the middle with you....
"Up your nose with a rubber hose?" John Travolta said that year's ago on a TV show titled "Welcome Back Kotter." I've always wanted to say that to someone. A nastier version could ... more"Up your nose with a rubber hose?" John Travolta said that year's ago on a TV show titled "Welcome Back Kotter." I've always wanted to say that to someone. A nastier version could be "Up your A** with a piece of glass" but I would NEVER ever say that to anyone!
I grew up in a small town in Canada and I had a whole lot of freedom to do not much of anything most of the time and it did get lonely sometimes.I could play with whatever kids wer... moreI grew up in a small town in Canada and I had a whole lot of freedom to do not much of anything most of the time and it did get lonely sometimes.I could play with whatever kids were hanging around town or go to the arcade or the public library and then ride my bike around or go tobogganing or for snowmobile rides with my dad or go home and talk to my friends on the phone.As a teenager it was mostly driving around and going to the movies or the lake or local house parties and bush parties.I've spent some time in larger cities when I was 17 and as an adult, but I always wondered what it would have been like to grow up in a busy city and what it would've been like to live there as a teenager?What did you like or dislike about growing up in a big city? less