Class of July 2013 Part 46
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A response to Croissant's post in the last part:
When I see good people suffering, I often feel (and express) indignation. Not at all anger or frustration at my suffering friend, but anger and frustration at the thing that's causing them pain.
When I see good people suffering, I often feel (and express) indignation. Not at all anger or frustration at my suffering friend, but anger and frustration at the thing that's causing them pain.
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Originally Posted by Gilmer 
A response to Croissant's post in the last part:
When I see good people suffering, I often feel (and express) indignation. Not at all anger or frustration at my suffering friend, but anger and frustration at the thing that's causing them pain.
When I see good people suffering, I often feel (and express) indignation. Not at all anger or frustration at my suffering friend, but anger and frustration at the thing that's causing them pain.
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Originally Posted by SnoozyQ
Thanks for the new thread Dee 
Leshar , don't envy your brother, he can keep his 3 million dollar house. Money can't buy happiness nor the way you treat people and you have that in spades xxx
Leshar , don't envy your brother, he can keep his 3 million dollar house. Money can't buy happiness nor the way you treat people and you have that in spades xxx
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Hi, Bob.
We've had nice weather today, The skies were perfectly sunny--but then it turned into a monsoon.
Unfortunately, I was on a quest from supermarket to supermarket to find one particular grilling spice.
The first two stores didn't carry it, so I was forced to schlep through the downpour to a third.
Not only did I find that spice, but I finally found the last two ingredients I needed to make authentically Australian ANZAC biscuits!
Before my roommate and I had to use honey and regular old American granulated sugar. Now, however, I have managed to obtain Lyle's Golden Syrup and real, superfine caster sugar!
I felt like I won the lottery!
And the crowning touch: when I walked out of the store, the rain had stopped and the sun was shining bright again!
We've had nice weather today, The skies were perfectly sunny--but then it turned into a monsoon.
Unfortunately, I was on a quest from supermarket to supermarket to find one particular grilling spice.
The first two stores didn't carry it, so I was forced to schlep through the downpour to a third.
Not only did I find that spice, but I finally found the last two ingredients I needed to make authentically Australian ANZAC biscuits!
Before my roommate and I had to use honey and regular old American granulated sugar. Now, however, I have managed to obtain Lyle's Golden Syrup and real, superfine caster sugar!
I felt like I won the lottery!
And the crowning touch: when I walked out of the store, the rain had stopped and the sun was shining bright again!
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Originally Posted by resolute50
Hello everybody.
Hope you all are having a nice day/night. We've been getting some nice summer weather here. Fireflies are everwhere.
Hope you all are having a nice day/night. We've been getting some nice summer weather here. Fireflies are everwhere.
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Originally Posted by Gilmer
Hi, Bob.
We've had nice weather today, The skies were perfectly sunny--but then it turned into a monsoon.
Unfortunately, I was on a quest from supermarket to supermarket to find one particular grilling spice.
The first two stores didn't carry it, so I was forced to schlep through the downpour to a third.
Not only did I find that spice, but I finally found the last two ingredients I needed to make authentically Australian ANZAC biscuits!
Before my roommate and I had to use honey and regular old American granulated sugar. Now, however, I have managed to obtain Lyle's Golden Syrup and real, superfine caster sugar!
I felt like I won the lottery!
And the crowning touch: when I walked out of the store, the rain had stopped and the sun was shining bright again!
We've had nice weather today, The skies were perfectly sunny--but then it turned into a monsoon.
Unfortunately, I was on a quest from supermarket to supermarket to find one particular grilling spice.
The first two stores didn't carry it, so I was forced to schlep through the downpour to a third.
Not only did I find that spice, but I finally found the last two ingredients I needed to make authentically Australian ANZAC biscuits!
Before my roommate and I had to use honey and regular old American granulated sugar. Now, however, I have managed to obtain Lyle's Golden Syrup and real, superfine caster sugar!
I felt like I won the lottery!
And the crowning touch: when I walked out of the store, the rain had stopped and the sun was shining bright again!
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