Katgirl

Mind’s made up

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Fixed

Bucks have antlers

Your bagpipes were properly maintained thnvd

Dime a dozen

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Yams

NOPE! Not today.

@Abby, I am confused by your reaction to my post. It was meant to be positive, and helpful. Certainly there was nothing “hurtful” in my words. Perhaps espouses would have been a better word choice than preach? I can assure you, I did not mean to upset you, in any way. Quite the opposite, in fact.

Hamburger

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Would you rhyme?

@Abby, you are always so supportive of others, but this post shows you are in need of some help. First, let me say, you should try not to fret over situations you cannot control. Of course, it is stressful, but you cannot change the fact that COVID is here, and probably for the foreseeable future. It is not going away. As long as there are a significant number of folks, who refuse to get vaccinated, the world will remain in danger, and life will remain different from how it was, before March, 2020, or before COVID! You have to wrap your head around that. Here, in the U.S., a variant is running rampant throughout, causing new restrictions. I suspect that will be the case, worldwide. We have to accept that. So far, the virus hasn’t really affected my finances, but if it has affected yours, that must be scary. The thought of moving is daunting, for most people. I sincerely hope you won’t have to do that. But, if you do, I’m sure you can handle it, based on the strength you exhibit, when you preach positivity to others in need. Hang in there. We are all helpless, when it comes to changing what’s going on, during a global pandemic. We are not hopeless, however. Stick around here, reach out to your friends and family, for support, as you always reach out to others, who are in need. Keep the faith!

My daughter is super resilient HJUEW

WTG, @Kris! You did it. I remember how excited I was to hit the one month mark. Keep up the good work. We are here for you.

Is that even a thing?

Surrey with fringe

I am not sure I really need this site to keep my quit. I had a six year quit, in the past, without any support. Since I blew that quit, literally, I figured finding an online support group could be a good idea. Though I might be fine, on my own, I have found everyone so welcoming and interesting, that I decided to stick around, and I visit almost daily. Participating in the silly games is fun, too. Since I’m retired, I definitely have the time to contribute. I also enjoy helping others, as I am a born caretaker. So, a win/win for me.

No, I don’t think it will, unless they make vaccinations mandatory. I have read that it is actually being considered, and, even then, the virus may always be with us. Hopefully, it will be less serious than it is now. Unfortunately, the virus keeps mutating, to stay alive, and keep infecting people. There have been a significant amount of fully vaccinated people contracting the new variant, though usually with less severe symptoms. 99% of recent deaths and/or hospitalizations, from COVID, have happened to the unvaccinated. This statistic is why it is so frustrating that some people still refuse to get vaccinated. It remains a very unsettling, even scary situation.

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Get validated at licensing organization bdsec

Firstly, what a lovely thing to say. I think one advantage is being a bit overweight. It fills in the wrinkles. High cheekbones help, too. On paper, my life is great, but I wouldn’t wish my anxiety issues on anyone. I talk to a therapist for a full hour, every week, and have a psychiatrist for meds, should I need them. I do the best I can to take care of myself, but do not envy me. My life can be difficult.

Is that a rhetorical question, since they wouldn’t need any products?