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oh, i see....


drunk.
 

Whats going on in here?  

This whole exchange made me (as the kids say) lol! Ha!  

I think the real answer is to be your own boss...well, for me anyway. My husband and I had our own business a couple years ago, it was the first time i really felt like i was doing what i was supposed to be doing. ALL my skills and talents were being used, which is much more than i can say for every company i have worked for before and after. In fact, my  job now is so slack i am learning absolutely nothing and doing very little! Its a joke. I do, however, like the fact that i am open to absolutely anything now...planning to move to the island and see what happens...  

I would need 10 lives to be all the things I am interested in being! Still working on the big dreams though...yes, smack of reality is right Lise...who ever dreamed of working in stupid office doing some boring job? Where is the passion? But the reality of making a living and living your dream sometimes dont jibe...sigh.  

That is tragic, but not surprising.  Pets are like children to a lot of people.

 

Live in Vancouver, no connection to Seattle...although I do like it there.  

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The first time I had one was at Lonsdale Quay, they have a stand there, unbelievable...I had never even heard of them before.  

Considering she doesnt post often, why does she have a lot of smites? Smite is a funny word...  

Yes, exactly. Quality.  

Thanx. As you were...  

I sent a note...feels kind of childish...but so is the ridiculous smiting.  

I know, its ridiculous. I noticed that someone on here also had a ton of smites, then a few days later, they were all gone...how does that happen? No, I wont take it personally then, whatever. I am just disappointed because I thought DS wasnt anything like DV...too bad.  

Thanks Purelife, bless back. I dont deserve the smites...geez.