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When did these WTF five dollar SmarteCarte "worry-free luggage cart solutions" become the norm?
Five dollars?
FIVE?
"No worries," describes simplicity, performance, reliability and value. And there is no Moomba boat model that embodies this mantra more perfectly than the #1 selling Mobius 21 LSV. At 21 feet 6 inches, the LSV is literally the perfect size. Big enough to fit all your friends, but small enough to garage, trailer and handle with ease; the LSV is the have your cake and eat it to star of the Moomba line. We’ve taken the guess work out of owning a high-performing water sports boat like the Mobius 21 LSV. This wakeboard boat is everything you need to and nothing you don't. The quickly collapsible Oz Tower joins Digital Cruise, Gravity ballast, the Multisport Wakeplate, a Sony Sound System, a BoatMate Trailer and the new catalyzed Indmar Assault 330 horse power engine. If you are looking to up your game, opt for the increased displacement and customization of the 1200-pound Gravity III Ballast System. You can even design the look of your LSV with graphics options that reflect your unique personality. The Mobius 21 LSV is designed to maximize your time and fun on the water without worry. Moomba Boats is brand you.
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My best friend bought me these a couple of days ago. You tell these tiny dolls your worries, then put them under your pillow at night, and in the morning your worries will be gone.
Yesterday I went to the doctor, only to find out I have Chronic Anxiety Disorder. It basically means that I worry about stuff WAY too much, and it stresses me out and I often can't sleep at night because I'm worrying about anything and everything. He prescribed me with a medicine that is supposed to help me out, but I am worried about taking pills to regulate what seems to be my personality. It's pretty heavy.
Today spent three hours at the dentist (1st time in 7 years) and am totally stressed out by how much work I need done. Fillings, Root Canal, Crown, and my Wisdom Teeth removed. I AM NOT MADE OF MONEY!
All this stuff is not helping my anxiety! So I've been pretty thoughtful and kind of bummed out today.
Hugging Cree helps :}
Yesssss anything for photography :P u'll see worse soon loool
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UAE
Copyright 2008 - Abdulla (ThE~uNiQuE)
Por qué te preocupas?...tiene que haber risa después del dolor
tiene que brillar el sol después de la lluvia.
Esas cosas siempre han sido asÃ...
asà que por qué te preocupas ahora ?
::::::::::::: Why worry ? - Dire Straits ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
No worries... what could possibly go wrong! Pardon my cane....
Drivin' Blind Baby!!!!
Frivin' Blind by Little Feat
Lookin Back in My Rear View Mirror
At the Boy With the Texas Plates
Momma Was Startin' to Worry
I Said Momma, It's Way Too Late
Ain't no Curve That I Can't Handle
Ain't no Mountain I Can't Climb
So Young and Foolish
I Was Drivin' Blind
With My Heart Wide Open
It Was Just a Matter of Time
I Didn't See the Signals
I Was Drivin' Blind, Drivin' Blind
Assignment: Little Feat Band
If the water continues to rise, and we do all eventually head for the hills to escape the flooding. Where are we gonna put the water towers? Will we have to build new hills to put them on? We'll have to make them really huge to catch the rainwater before it falls into the polluted quagmire below. Maybe we can take rocks from the seabed to construct the hills? That should make the water levels drop some.
We'll have to wear more sunblock as we'll be closer to the sun.
worry worry worry.
Worried young lady dressed in a sailor suit in a monochrome composition with texture and frame. This is a photomaton snapshot taken in gare de Lyon in Paris and transformed in different image applications. Model: Jeanne-Mance Biron.
Receiving a few messages from home and feeling rough, home is the only place where Josh wants to be.
It worries me sometimes that the public don't think we're real people with real lives, doing things every other Tom, Dick and Harry does for themselves or their families. Nobody shakes a stick at footballers who earn millions, and even the bankers and government get away with blaming us and other people when really they're the real scumbags, toying with money that isn't theirs. The papers might say otherwise, but it's true what I say: You don't know how the Underground really works unless you've lived it. Annie Mole can tell you all she wants, and yes I wont doubt the fact she knows a lot about the Underground, but there's something she can't seem to capture about (after all, she just blogs about the Underground; she doesn't work for the Underground) – the real essence of the lives of those who work to keep this tinpot railway going – real life on the job as we say. I want to try and capture it, or the stories at least, and perhaps the ones you don't really care about because because you're too busy listening to what the Evening Standard is telling you about us.
We always tell each other to enjoy the days off and the annual leave when we do get it, because we spend our hours at work willing the time away to the ends of our shifts. Before you know it, that time has been and gone Underground. All the old-timers always tell me that if the shift work doesn't get around to killing you, something else will. There are endless stories of people finally managing to retire, but then keeling over days later. Or getting cancer (as we breathe in a lot of crap doing all that time Underground – and half the stuff we come into contact with is carcinogenic, not counting the cigarettes people smoke).
In my second year on the job, I worked a lot with a bloke called Roger, but then he passed away. I'd worked with him on a Sunday afternoon. He kept telling me now and again that this job would be the death of him. He passed away early on the Tuesday morning. It was weird. Everybody turned up at his funeral in full-and-formal uniform. There was even an Underground roundel made from flowers. Lewisham Crematorium was packed out with about 50 members of staff that day.
It's horrible not knowing what day it is because you've been working all night or because you've set the alarm for 02:30 for the dead earlies. Everything's a blur. People come and people go. We see thousands of faces everyday. Some are kind and some are not, but sometimes they're all a blur too. Things change, but some things stay the same. The stories, the traditions, the practises and the heritage. All in a fraction of a second. All forgotten by the next day.
Time might seem slow for you when you're stuck on a train for whatever reason, but for us, it flies by. I was 18 when I started and I remember my first day out on the gateline like it was yesterday, but when I think about the fact I'll be turning 22 towards the end of this year, I find it so hard to make sense of it all.
This is what I do with my hands when I'm worried. I am worried. I'm frustrated with my lack of a place to stay next semester for student teaching, and worried about having absolutely NO friends, OK one, about isolating myself, and worried about never finding someone who can really truly appreciate who I am on the inside.
don't worry, you're as sane as i am.
anybody notice how miss luna is always wearing crocheted items???
"Don't worry about the world coming to an end today. It is already tomorrow in Australia." ~Charles Schulz
Figured some of us might need the reminder that we're worrying more than we have to!
Don't worry, it was a dress up party. Ollie's earrings, Katie's pigtails (althogh she looked incredibly similar to that next-door neighbour from "Birds of a feather"), Charlotte's enormous boobs, all part of the costume.... lets hope.
Day 335: Found out my Grandpa (on my Dad's side) is having surgery tomorrow. He had some gall bladder surgery last week and somewhere in the course of all that they discovered two tumors on his colon. It appears that they are benign, but the larger one HAS to be removed because it's causing him not to be able to eat. Due to his age (82) and the fact that he has emphysema, he has about a 50% chance that he won't come out of it. I'm very worried about him, needless to say. My Dad says Grandpa's in a great mood, laughing and happy...I can't ever remember him being any other way...he's just such a happy soul. Dad is confident that he'll make it through just fine and I really hope he's right.
Some tiny, sweet little worry dolls...In retrospect, I'm not sure why I have uploaded two of these photos - although they are slightly different, probably not different enough to have them both here!
"No worries," describes simplicity, performance, reliability and value. And there is no Moomba boat model that embodies this mantra more perfectly than the #1 selling Mobius 21 LSV. At 21 feet 6 inches, the LSV is literally the perfect size. Big enough to fit all your friends, but small enough to garage, trailer and handle with ease; the LSV is the have your cake and eat it to star of the Moomba line. We’ve taken the guess work out of owning a high-performing water sports boat like the Mobius 21 LSV. This wakeboard boat is everything you need to and nothing you don't. The quickly collapsible Oz Tower joins Digital Cruise, Gravity ballast, the Multisport Wakeplate, a Sony Sound System, a BoatMate Trailer and the new catalyzed Indmar Assault 330 horse power engine. If you are looking to up your game, opt for the increased displacement and customization of the 1200-pound Gravity III Ballast System. You can even design the look of your LSV with graphics options that reflect your unique personality. The Mobius 21 LSV is designed to maximize your time and fun on the water without worry. Moomba Boats is brand you.