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Reginald Fairfield
Senior Member
Youtube thinks this clip from the Venture Bros. is from Disney's Atlantis.
For some reason this difficult period in my life has made me more creative. I’ve had the most story, character and plot ideas in eight years. I should save them until I have more writing experience in college…
but I’m excited to hopefully try out some new bodice patterns!
AgentBlade
Proud member of the Crystal Ballers
I just want to share my haul after using 2 stacks + 24 torches on the magma smp
Time is crazy
It's been a full year since I quit my old job, the same job that caused me major depression, started affecting my health, physically and mentally, and because of that I ended up losing some weight. I didn't have any motivation to eat, so I would constantly skip meals, once or twice a day almost daily. I even bought myself my fav foods, sweets, (yes I know unhealthy but some food is better than no food) to try to eat but even those I didn't feel motivated enough to ever finish.
I ended up quitting cause I got sick from a manager who got Covid. I had to call out for two days in a row, somethin I've NEVER done in my two years of working there, then my (other) manager asked me to come in on what was supposed to be my day off, prob fully well knowing I was still sick. With that, plus seeing my BS work schedule for the 4th of July week, plus my manager testing positive for Covid RIGHT at the same time I got sick, kinda sent me over the edge. So I quit instantly. No two weeks notice. I was so tired of going throu it all. I saw I had a biiiig window of opportunity and dove head first. I thought if not now, then I would never quit, because it can't get much more worse than this.
A year later and I'm so much more happier. It took about 2 or 3 months since quitting, (esp since I wasn't actively looking a for a new job while I was at the old one) but I got a new job that I'm still currently at. In late October it'll be a year working this job. I get kisses from dogs almost daily, the work schedule is much more consistent than my old job, the job doesn't take a toll on my mental or physical health, the owner actually cares for her workers, unlike the big corporation job, and I get very minimal customer contact. The most I ever do is say hi or have a nice day, take the dog from them, give back the dog when they pick them up, or help bring a dog out to the customers car. I haven't been depressed since quitting. I actually want to do all my hobbies and have time for them. I eat properly and take care of myself. Life is so much more better than working at the old job.
Anyway yeah time is crazy. Looking back at it, it makes sense but it doesn't feel like a whole year went by since then. Time flies when you're in a better headspace.
It's been a full year since I quit my old job, the same job that caused me major depression, started affecting my health, physically and mentally, and because of that I ended up losing some weight. I didn't have any motivation to eat, so I would constantly skip meals, once or twice a day almost daily. I even bought myself my fav foods, sweets, (yes I know unhealthy but some food is better than no food) to try to eat but even those I didn't feel motivated enough to ever finish.
I ended up quitting cause I got sick from a manager who got Covid. I had to call out for two days in a row, somethin I've NEVER done in my two years of working there, then my (other) manager asked me to come in on what was supposed to be my day off, prob fully well knowing I was still sick. With that, plus seeing my BS work schedule for the 4th of July week, plus my manager testing positive for Covid RIGHT at the same time I got sick, kinda sent me over the edge. So I quit instantly. No two weeks notice. I was so tired of going throu it all. I saw I had a biiiig window of opportunity and dove head first. I thought if not now, then I would never quit, because it can't get much more worse than this.
A year later and I'm so much more happier. It took about 2 or 3 months since quitting, (esp since I wasn't actively looking a for a new job while I was at the old one) but I got a new job that I'm still currently at. In late October it'll be a year working this job. I get kisses from dogs almost daily, the work schedule is much more consistent than my old job, the job doesn't take a toll on my mental or physical health, the owner actually cares for her workers, unlike the big corporation job, and I get very minimal customer contact. The most I ever do is say hi or have a nice day, take the dog from them, give back the dog when they pick them up, or help bring a dog out to the customers car. I haven't been depressed since quitting. I actually want to do all my hobbies and have time for them. I eat properly and take care of myself. Life is so much more better than working at the old job.
Anyway yeah time is crazy. Looking back at it, it makes sense but it doesn't feel like a whole year went by since then. Time flies when you're in a better headspace.
DragonAceSg7
Senior Member
I miss going to the Rocky Horror Picture Show but between my age, anxiety, and health, I'll probably never go again.
Reginald Fairfield
Senior Member
Jeff Bezos looks like a movie super villain.
Never been to a theater version where you throw bread and cards at the screen, looks fun.
DragonAceSg7
Senior Member
It was a lot of fun, though the ones I went to, a lot of the throwing wasn't allowed anymore since hardly anyone stayed anymore to clean the theater. It was still a hell of a good time doing the audience parts and seeing the local cast perform as the movie played.
Dunquixote
Derp
i think my cat just farted on me. I don’t smell anything yet, but before she moved somewhere else on the bed, I heard a funny sound and felt it when she was lying on my arm still 
ali.di.magix
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It was a year ago since I finished studying for my degree. 7 months ago I finally got out of my retail job and into something that was related to my field of study. 7 months ago. Since then I've got an even more relevant job and more experience than I thought I'd get at this time.
it just blows my mind how much has changed over that time, and for the better too
it just blows my mind how much has changed over that time, and for the better too
AgentBlade
Proud member of the Crystal Ballers
If I had a l’manburger I could destroy a government by eating
No wonder I loved all of these girls lol 
Dwayne Johnson
Don't look back in anger
how did we get here
