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@shit-piss-love said in Real life happy:
@Herja said in Real life happy:
@shit-piss-love I was just outside the Bristol area. Gorgeous country around there and going for hikes was one of my favorite things to do but man did I see some fucked up stuff that made even my white trash self need to do a double take.
That tracks. I love when people hear I’m from New England and they think it’s all coastal elites. Drive a round a bit, bud.
Letterkenny depicts Canada but it’s pretty spot on for the entirety of north-east rural areas of North America.
It’s pretty Letterkenny up here in the Utah-Idaho corner of Nevada, too.
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My husband texted me with a concern he had for Miss Mouse. The adorable is that he isn’t home, he is watching over her though the camera. He is best cat daddy, even of the mama cat he was afraid af to have in our house.
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Potatoes
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@shit-piss-love said in Real life happy:
You were just a bit too south. The western part of Massachusetts is the best place in America.
Excuse me, excuse me, but there isn’t anything past 495. Worcester is just a myth we made up to see out of staters try to pronounce it.
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@DrQuinn said in Real life happy:
@shit-piss-love said in Real life happy:
You were just a bit too south. The western part of Massachusetts is the best place in America.
Excuse me, excuse me, but there isn’t anything past 495. Worcester is just a myth we made up to see out of staters try to pronounce it.
The fact that you think Worcester is in western MA is how I know you’re from Boston kid. That’s wicked wrong.
PS you may get a kick out of this
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@DrQuinn said in Real life happy:
Excuse me, excuse me, but there isn’t anything past 495. Worcester is just a myth we? made up to see out of staters try to pronounce it.
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@DrQuinn said in Real life happy:
@shit-piss-love said in Real life happy:
You were just a bit too south. The western part of Massachusetts is the best place in America.
Excuse me, excuse me, but there isn’t anything past 495. Worcester is just a myth we made up to see out of staters try to pronounce it.
When I moved to MA, both family and coworkers all quizzed me about everything from Worcester to Peabody to Scituate. CAN’T GET ME NOW.
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Oh dang we got enough Massholes up in here to get a real Yankees Suck chant going.
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@shit-piss-love said in Real life happy:
Oh dang we got enough Massholes up in here to get a real Yankees Suck chant going.
Okay. I’m gonna admit something.
When we were out, and a game was on TV, I looked at the screen and said ‘Which team is that with the red B on their hat?’
@Roz just stared at me. She was like. “Tez.”
she/they
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@Tez said in Real life happy:
@shit-piss-love said in Real life happy:
Oh dang we got enough Massholes up in here to get a real Yankees Suck chant going.
Okay. I’m gonna admit something.
When we were out, and a game was on TV, I looked at the screen and said ‘Which team is that with the red B on their hat?’
@Roz just stared at me. She was like. “Tez.”
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@Tez said in Real life happy:
When we were out, and a game was on TV, I looked at the screen and said ‘Which team is that with the red B on their hat?’
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I’ve had a truly impressively bad experience with therapists, of late, but I finally found one that’s kind and willing to listen to me, and adjusted her treatment plan when I told her that I’ve not had good luck with CBT. We’re unraveling this wonky ball of yarn together, and it’s been helping. A lot.
I feel super grateful to have finally landed on someone who’s treating me with empathy and kindness.
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Today I am happy that a bunch of librarians organized a normal tourist expedition to one of Florida’s most historical resorts.
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@shit-piss-love said in Real life happy:
Today I am happy that a bunch of librarians organized a normal tourist expedition to one of Florida’s most historical resorts.
Something normal? In Florida?
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I’m having to step into our level 6/7 teacher’s shoes while she is out on bereavement for a suddenly lost family member.
School starts next week.
I’ve never done middle school, and while if it was /my/ class, I could easily do this, knowing I’m going to hand it back to her makes about 50% of the start of year things… not really whatI should be doing (Class culture, specific routines like, how to put her books back on the shelves, etc) since she will have to redo them to her norms the next week.
This left me crazy flail had stressed.
Until I logged onto to HT and saw the player Sienna.
She teaches 7th grade literacy. I paged her and went “HELP PEASE.” She SHOWERED me in all the plans and activities she did this week.
I’d be dead right now without my Mu* connections.
(This is in happy because I’m so happy and there didn’t seem an appropriate game-related place.)
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@junipersky Sienna is a friggin’ saint and I
her to bits (and that makes me RL happy, too, just knowing people like her are out there to help people) -
I have trained my dog incorrectly.
I’ve had her since infancy and she’s my first ever pupper, so I’ve been learning as I go along.
One of the first things I taught her to do, just because I thought it would be cool, is to high-five me.
Unfortunately, I have erred. I have not successfully instilled in her that she’s only supposed to do it when I raise my hand or say the word. So now she’s almost two years old and she just gets exuberantly excited to try and high-five me constantly, at every possible opportunity.
I’m not mad because it’s the cutest mistake I’ve ever made, and I’m doing a poor job of correcting it with my inability to hold back the instinctive positive reinforcement I provide every time she does it.
This is my RL happy, it’s simple and it happens frequently every day.
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@Kestrel I have a similar issue with one of our cats. We taught him to give us a paw when we feed him a snack.
Now he’ll often come up to you and lift his paw up, waiting for you to show your palm so he can tap it and get a snack. At random.
We call it “having his credit card out”.
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@shit-piss-love said in Real life happy:
@Kestrel I have a similar issue with one of our cats. We taught him to give us a paw when we feed him a snack.
Now he’ll often come up to you and lift his paw up, waiting for you to show your palm so he can tap it and get a snack. At random.
We call it “having his credit card out”.
Your cat trained you well.
