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Status Updates posted by hereticzero
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What a summer! It's a good summer, I've been raising caterpillars and doing photography. I'm still in therapy since my divorce last year but life's getting better. Looking forward to hitting the road next summer.
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Anyone else raising monarch caterpillars? I have been this summer. I built a habitat in the front yard and back yard full of milkweed.
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I want to visit Europe but not sure where to start?
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Remember that Europe is not a single entity; the countries and the experiences they offer can be very different.
Personally, I would recommend Italian cuisine and Greek archaeology. Greek food is simple enough and very tasty, but is very much styled along the lines of the eastern med and has some distinct non European aspects to it. Try Spain if you want to see some fiestas in full swing. If you like fairytale scenery, take a look at Lake Bled in Slovenia - I spent a very pleasant holiday there some years ago. I've not been there but am told Croatia is also picturesque but choose your destination - I gather there is some rather obvious poverty off the beaten track. Bulgaria does some good wines, if that's your thing.
My favourite lake in Italy (so far) is Garda, where I've stayed at the northern side in Malcesine (cobbled streets, Scaliger castle). Maggiore is also worth a visit though - I stayed in the area near the Borromean islands. On either lake, you can easily hop onto a ferry to visit other towns around the shore, and Maggiore offers the option to visit the northern end into Switzerland either by train or ferry.
If you are into more recent history combined with some scenery, southern Poland is a good place to start from to explore Auschwitz-Berkenau. Be aware however - that trip is a litany of sheer horror. It's the only time I've seen a museum guide fighting to hold back tears. If you want to stay in a city, Krakow is worth a visit. If you prefer a small town with easy access to plenty of walking, look at Zakopane.
If you really want to try something different and fancy a cruise type holiday- how about the Norwegian fjords?
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My wife runs away and my son wants back in my life. Roller coasters .... It's a happy dreadful feeling.
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The drama never ends... Treacherous relationships never work out! Divorce on the horizon again, this time for good!
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I'm at paragon 630. I do hardcore characters.
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Jesus, you got me beat by a ton then, lol
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Time to go on adventure.
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My wife and I have been going through a rough spot. We were getting divorced, I filed paper work, she got served. She begged me not to divorce her--she has changed and is going to therapy, me too. I stopped divorce proceedings.
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Just be careful on people changing HZ. Sometimes they wind up changing for the worse.
Best wishes on getting things worked out though.
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I am optimistic but I am keeping my attorney handy.
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Best of luck to ya!
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Free man in 60 days. Got divorce under way.
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Hang in there, man!
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The process sucks, but life gets better on the other side.
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I wish you the best! I'm getting started as well.
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I'm 60 years old today.
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Happy birthday!
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Happy birthday from me too!
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Happy belated birthday!
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I had the opportunity to witness the wind blowing through the trees, shaking their branches, and ripping the top of my cherry tree off and throwing it on my car.
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Autumn in Nebraska.
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Whew! I saw lightning strike a tree in our back yard. It blew bark over the top of the house and into the yard of the house across the street. Mother Nature can be a bitch sometimes. Glad you're ok and there's no bad damage.
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I cut the whole tree down today for pay-backs.
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Well, the ol' lady has departed for Germany. She threatens to return but I will wait and see ....
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This is going to be interesting... I am OK, BTW, but I was attacked by two pits in my yard yesterday morning. Police, sirens, yelling, tickets, and fines. I was just taking pictures in my own front yard.
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sorry that happened, hope you're ok
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I'm ok, no bites.
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Neighbors fixed their fence to keep the dogs away from me.
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Ha! Now I know the difference between hornets and paper wasps. I been killing off paper wasps all day around here.
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Think I could catch a break in all the drama around here? Hell no. Had to put my 14 year old dog to sleep this afternoon. She had multiple tumors that added five pounds to her weight. They grew fast in the last couple of weeks! Bindi the wonder dog. RIP.
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So sorry for the loss of your best friend. Hugs.
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Sorry to hear. When our dog dies, it's going to be devastating.
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I'm so sorry.
RIP, Bindi.
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Finally! SCJ Scalia is DEAD!
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A former friend of mine, a religious nut-case, always prayed for healing when ill. Apparently God wasn't working out for him so he had triple by-pass heart surgery. He's doing well, thanks to science and the godless doctors who saved his ass.
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And I would imagine they are still yelling: Praise God!!!
Good to hear he is recovering well. Hopefully it continues as such.
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He'll be just certain that god "guided" the docs. The BS is strong in these ones.
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Yea, even though I'm back to the faith, I don't 'pray like that' anymore. I pray moreso for God to give me strength no matter the outcomes in life.
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My brother-in-law in Alaska just lost three members of his family who were returning from hunting moose. Their boat was capsized by 50 mph winds on the river and they all drowned. Their bodies washed ashore a few hours ago.
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i'm so sorry for your loss! even though i don't know you, you'll all be in my thoughts.
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Sea indeed is an evil Mistress,,,