Yimpa

“A Tibetan utopia in James Hilton's novel Lost Horizon (1933).” Wow, that was written during the Great Depression!

Interestingly enough, my favorite chair broke today and I need to fix it.

Are they twins?

A real Musky odor indeed...

Never tried those before; I will have to try now. Bubly… the cap is a different color depending on the flavor!

How long are we talking here?

Yes, I am having Black Cherry flavor right now.

My sister introduced me to sparkling water a few months ago. I now enjoy drinking it regularly. Lots of flavors to choose from and no sugar. Any brand that the store sells I’ll take. Have you tried sparkling water before?

He did talk about it here

It's still here https://tinnitusmix.com/

There is a good reason why we use fiber connection and no longer dial-up. Yet dial-up was necessary to learn how to create fiber. But, also, you wouldn't really desire or care to go back to dial-up once you integrate fiber.

Pfft, that spatula can't beat this

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https://www.actualized.org/insights/the-making-of-the-abyss Lesson: Genuine hard workers don’t expect anything erect in their honor—they’re busy immersed in building something that stands the test of time, driven by passionate hands-on effort and flow. Their work touches you so deeply that you’re left with no choice but to also take pride in the work that you’re meant to pursue.

Who is determining what is a lower perspective and a higher perspective? Anyone can claim to have the higher perspective, even those you consider a lower perspective. And even then, the lower perspective is a higher perspective relative to the whole perspective?

Hmm.. all of the teachings couldn't be memorized even if you tried. They are constantly evolving, shapeshifting.

https://nickjhiebert.wixsite.com/my-site/nutri-dex Neat, I like how inclusive it is by including vegans:

Makes me realize that I need to seriously eat more vegetables and less meat. Dr. Furman does make a good point about that. I disagree with him about olive oil though. I think the extra virgin is top tier.

Me too