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Jun 14
Episode One - Discipline or Punishment — Are We Getting It Wrong?
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Hi Guys. Life happens, and sometimes you find yourself in a place you didn't intend to be, and you don't want to be. So, I am taking a break from all online and social activities and taking time to try to sort out exactly what I want to do. I can't say when I will be back, or even if I will be back. So I want to thank you for your past support and hope life treats you well. Be kind and stay safe. Hugs from Demi
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May 30
We didn't have boredom. We used every second of every day.
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May 30
She is stunningly, exquisitely beautiful. I just pray her mouth and behaviour match her outside.
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May 30
You lose
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May 30
Why should your Employer pay for your birthday? Why? They pay you to work.
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May 30
I would love to know the answer to that, as well.
May 30
Boomers and Gen X.
Pretty similar in outlook and upbringing.
We went without. We worked hard. We were respectful of others and the elderly. We had a laugh. We weren't always offended. We're chatty and friendly.
So why do the generations after us hate us so much? 🤔
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May 30
I might be a bit weird, but I like it. It gives it character.
May 30
Our concrete was just poured and finished this morning, and before I got home my son accidentally let the dog outside… right across the fresh pour.I already called the contractor, but now I’m stressing out wondering if this can actually be repaired or if the marks are permanent.Has anyone experienced this before? Is there a way to fix it without removing anything?
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May 30
I really don't see anything wrong here. The only negative is that the Dad will be 62/63 yrs old when bub is born. Probably will only be around for another 20 max years, which means the kid loses his/her Dad at 20. That is sad. Also, he will never, ever know his grandchildren. On top of that, his wife will lose her mate by the time she is 46.
Görselde çocuk bekleyen bir çift görüyorsunuz.
Erkek 62, kadın 27 yaşında.
Sadece dürüst olun:
İlk tepkiniz ne oldu?
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May 30
Coming to a city near you very soon.
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May 30
I'm old school and love the No. 4 traditional nurse uniform, but these are so cute as well.
May 30
2. But, most I see today don’t wear the traditional white wear & cap uniforms, wear fashionable print uniforms. So have changed throughout the years. Don’t know if it is all but it is all I see now.
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May 30
You can't fix it. It is multi-generational. It is a culture of people with no moral values who have been raised to manage conflict with violence. It's a broken society.
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May 30
The artist has a completely unrealistic and foolish idea of what a believer in God would do.
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May 30
One long trip only one artist, has to be inspiring, awesome music, and that = only one dud - Dan Vasc
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May 30
1975 Average Wage: Approximately = $7,600 to $8,000 per year (about $150 per week). Current Average Wage: Exceeds $102,000 per year $1,960 per week). Wage Growth: Wages have nominally increased by roughly 12-13 times.
May 30
Older American is asked how much she thinks it cost to fill up your gas tank
She guesses $20
Her mind is literally blown when she’s told how much the cost is today
- Since the Federal Reserve was created the US dollar has lost 98% of its value
- A dozen eggs that cost $1.00 in 1970 now average over $4.00–$6.00
- The average new car in 1975 cost around $4,500. Today the average new car costs over $48,000
- A first-class postage stamp cost 15 cents in 1980. Today it costs 73 cents
- The median US home price in 1970 was about $23,000. Today it’s over $420,000 nationally (around $800,000 in California)
- A gallon of milk that cost roughly $1.10 in the early 1980s now costs $3.80–$4.50 on average
Our quality of life has been absolutely destroyed by the devaluing of our money
End the Fed
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May 30
It's interesting that the mum is kind of rubbishing the kid for her attitude, but if you have raised a kid to the age of 16 and she has no understanding that working 5 days a week or even more is life, Mum, you failed.
16 year old reconsiders life after finding out she is scheduled for 5 days of work in a row.
It’s over chat. 😭
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May 30
Wow, the shock when the IRS finally catches up with them. Oh, I so wanna see it.
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