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linklings, bring it? already been brought! edition

Started by Steve @ bripblap · 10 months ago

Yeah, I’m bringing it! Back again! Woo! Yeah! I missed the linklings last weekend but I’m back at this weekend. Things are slowly settling into place at Casa del Blap. Due to Bubelah’s iron will soldiering forward despite two whiny babies - and ... Continue reading »

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  • remodelingthislife

    1 year ago

    That is so true about being healthy. I am glad you are on the mend!
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  • guinness416

    1 year ago

    Your commentary is better than the links you post to. You should be editorial page editor of the blogosphere. Glad you're back in action, have a nice weekend!
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  • Mrs. Micah

    1 year ago

    I'm glad you liked it! :) I find the concept alternatingly depressing and empowering. Trying to work on feeling more empowered.

    Glad that you're feeling better.
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  • AJC @ 7million7years

    1 year ago

    Thanks for the mention, Steve. My wife seems to think that 'retirement' = clean out garage, etc., etc., etc.

    I am DEFINITELY getting an office away from home ... even if it's just to blog, look after my investments, and play a little on-line poker - appearances (especially, if it's the 'appearance' of being busy) counts!
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  • David

    1 year ago

    Thanks for the link and for BRINGING it!
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  • Dana

    1 year ago

    Actually? Ladybugs *can* bite. I got bitten by one in 2003 while riding a city bus. True fact. They were swarming that year.

    It was an orange-colored one, though. I didn't know there were different kinds of ladybugs, I thought there were only red and black ones. The lighter-colored ones seem more inclined to take a chomp out of random human beings. Remember, they're carnivores--that's why gardeners love them.

    But they don't make as much of a habit out of it as, say, ticks do, so it's nothing to panic about, either. :)
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