thanks for the thoughtful reply, bun bun. she has said before that she is done with the vaccine now and they wont be getting it again. i do think that the reason she was crying was because she feels bad about allowing her kids to get it and because now no one can deny that she is not the critical thinker she might have once thought herself to be. but her getting angry with me and flouncing out was an unfair reaction to my expressing my beliefs, which is all i was doing. i wasnt rubbing in her questionable decision making or asking her to be profusely sorry for all eternity, i was simply asking that i be allowed to express my beliefs, and these beliefs are ones that people have lost their livelihoods and friends over so it's pretty important to me that i should be allowed to voice them. and considering that the people who willingly complied with the mandates like my sister made it that much harder for the people who resisted, i would have thought she could at least allow me that. but no, apparently im supposed to pretend to respect her decision to inject her children with an experimental technology that no one on earth could tell her was safe for something that posed absolutely no threat to them, while at the same time thinking she's a bad ass for not getting her kids the flu shot or whatever when they were babies.I admire everyone who withstood the pressure and the coercion (especially when it meant that even every day life became really bloody difficult and miserable), and I have always been vehemently opposed to the vaccine mandates. But as much as I hated the bullying of the unvaccinated I also find the trashing of the vaccinated stupid. People had their reasons for getting the vaccine (well, most people actually thought it would protect them against covid). I knowingly and willingly got the first two shots because I found that getting a bad case of covid could be worse for me than the possible, unknown side effects later (and I fared well - I only had a very mild case of covid, so mild that I wouldn't even have known I had it if someone hadn't persuaded me to get tested. Of course, I could have fared equally well without the vaccine, but I will never know. And so far I haven't suffered any vaccine injuries - on the contrary, my overall health hasn't been as good in years.)
It must have been hard for your sister to make a decision about her kids. Even if she had doubts, what if the children really wanted to get it because they've been indoctrinated and all their friends got it? I don't know what I would have done as a parent - I would have probably not allowed them to get vaccinated (vaccinating kids is actually not recommended in Scandinavia) but my kids would have hated me and not being vaccinated would have made their lives difficult, perhaps she didn't want their lives to be difficult?) What if she cried because she feels guilty for having allowed her kids to get the vaccine? She seems really conflicted about it all. I hate what these people in power have done to us.
grey hair is fine, bun bun. sarah harris the editor of british vogue went grey in her teens and she has just left it like that and she looks incredible
Sorry to hear this. Have you tried eating weed gummies? It always helps me. Ate one yesterday and now I'm up early after knocking out at midnight last night. Sleep is super important.I think it`s going to be an all-nighter for me. I think I am hypomanic and not tired or sleepy at all. I decided to wash my sheets and quilt and try to organize my bedroom. I probably will not take my bedtime meds. If I took them anyway, I would still have difficulty getting to sleep. I am very worried about my Mother and all the pain and suffering this awful illness is making her go through. I feel so f***ed up right now I wish there was more I could do for her. Life f***ing sucks sometimes.
I`ve not tried the weed gummies before but it sounds like it`s worth looking into. My sister has offered me weed chocolate chip cookies and brownies that one of her tax office clients gifts her and I have been tempted but I`m not sure how it will mix with my other meds. Thank you for your suggestion. I really appreciate them.
I just feel like he plays the songs with more passion. I saw him in NZ recently and you could see the guy’s heart and soul was in every note, in every chord.
she's a lil bland. no marine vacth or maiwenn, that's for sure. i only think she looks like bardot when she smiles.
I think the actress Lou de Laâge has a slight hint of Brigitte Bardot to her looks. And critics have remarked on it. She's very beautiful. I've only seen two of her movies: the World War II period piece The Innocents, and the psychotic friend drama, Breathe. The latter was pretty good. I think I was expecting a tender lesbian romance, but it served up something more complicated. I hope she acts in a lesbian romance at some point, though, if she hasn't already. It's a good subgenre. Portrait of a Lady on Fire is the best French movie in recent memory. Not that I watch much French cinema, or much cinema at all, anymore.
