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Free registration at the forum removes this block.I'm grateful for the fact that the older I get, the prettier the women I get are.
So. True.
Man, young guys don't even know. Dating gets easier as you get older.
Love this post.This forum.
It is beyond awesome to learn from the cool projects that forum members are working on.
It is also great to have a community that "gets it" and doesn't think you are crazy for wanting to pursue entrepreneurship.
I find it incredibly awesome that I live in an unique, yet vibrant ecosystem. Just the other day I was sweating outside in the sun as temps got into the mid-80s. The high elevation sun is much different than low elevation sun in Arizona. I got a little sunburned.
Then I looked up and saw snow on the mountains.
It was an odd juxtaposition -- to be hot and in a t-shirt and shorts, and see snow.
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I'm happy about my health, that of my family, and the Internet for all the things I can learn online.There are countless studies explaining why gratitude works and how it impacts positively our well-being.
A couple of weeks ago I started with my girlfriend daily "say 5 things you're grateful for" practice and it's been helpful to slowly learn to focus more on the good aspects of life instead of the negative ones.
So, what are you grateful for today? Just pop in here whenever you want to share some grateful thoughts with others. I hope that this thread will become a source of consistent positivity.
Nice view,, just like Seattle in summerI find it incredibly awesome that I live in an unique, yet vibrant ecosystem. Just the other day I was sweating outside in the sun as temps got into the mid-80s. The high elevation sun is much different than low elevation sun in Arizona. I got a little sunburned.
Then I looked up and saw snow on the mountains.
It was an odd juxtaposition -- to be hot and in a t-shirt and shorts, and see snow.
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