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*stares at map*


I think....I'm......yup, I'm in the United States of Canada, but so close to the line the Bible thumpers are lining up at the border and shouting obscenities.

Bumped for breaking news:


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Yes. Another one. 

Great rant!

 

Where was that black guy and his firin' lazors when we were drowning in boybands?

Also, I'm gonna have this damn song in my head all goddamn day.

Spring was here two weeks ago (40s, sunshine) then Mother Nature got a bug up her ass and hit us with snow, sleet, thunder and lightning. Now we're thawing again.

But by god, I'm looking forward to planting my mini-garden (as much as I can in a tiny ass apartment) and hitting the city sidewalk sale in a few weeks.

I spent the 90s in apartment buildings.  The one thing I noticed was that the people that had gardens on their patios/balconies seemed to be much happier than the people that didn't...Although I suspect the gardens are an effect, not a cause.

Believe it or not, gardening actually has some proven mood-lifting effects.

I am almost always happier when I'm gardening for at least an hour a day. I used to spend a lot of time in my garden... my ex hated it, he thought my priorities were all wrong. I haven't started my garden yet this year. I'm running late. I bet I'll start to feel happier as soon as I start it.

This may or may not be related, but I've noticed the people who have plants and such on their balconies/patios tend to be more likely to mind their own damn business.

It isn't warm enough here to put plants outside yet, still freezes overnight, but I'm excited anyway. I have shamrocks started and I was gonna check into the worthiness of those garden boxes for growing some veggies. Or one of those upside-down plants. Tomatoes never go to waste with me.

Spring was here two weeks ago (40s, sunshine) then Mother Nature got a bug up her ass and hit us with snow, sleet, thunder and lightning. Now we're thawing again.

But by god, I'm looking forward to planting my mini-garden (as much as I can in a tiny ass apartment) and hitting the city sidewalk sale in a few weeks.