Sine yo pity on the runnin kine my damey, wa day taa!

I respectfully do not agree with you on this particular topic.

Mine are hidden on my leg, it wasn’t an issue when I was hired as a High School Ceramics Teacher.

Fight me? OK, You’re a little bitch.

I’m sorry you had a bad night. I respectfully don’t agree with you.

Weight of the World, yes; all versions, yes. Yes.

Premature aging! Hahaha! It’s true, I’m 33 and one of my students thought I was in my 40’s!

Yeah, people don’t have a fucking clue how diverse Tempe is if they never lived there. Go Devils! Also, this shit is waaaaaaay out of the norm for Tempe.

Square Enix’s website:

I quit booze, tobacco, and weed in the same week. It’s been hard, I replaced it with some positive behaviors, and some unhealthy eating habits; next step is to ween myself away from shitty food, to more physical movement in lieu of sedentary wasting. I think you can do it. :) 

Thank you for your thoughts, for me and others to consider, I appreciate the insight.

Thank you, for your outreach and kindness–it seems I made it through the most recent dark moment and I’m balancing out a bit now. I appreciate you taking a moment of your time to show support for a lost stranger, thank you.

Thank you, for your outreach and kindness–it seems I made it through the most recent dark moment and I’m balancing out a bit now. I appreciate your thoughts and story.

Thank you, for your outreach and kindness–it seems I made it through the most recent dark moment and I’m balancing out a bit now. I appreciate you.

Yes, 10%.

If my tipping preference was 15%, I’d look at it as $1.50 for every $10.00. But I do 20% because I’m math-dumb $2 for every $10 is easier for me, and I waited and bartended for 5 years or-so. :)

:) I’ve read it 5 times, I enjoy it throughly. I use Koren’s comparison list between modern art and Wabi-Sabi aesthetic to compliment The Book of Tea reading we do each semester. Yes, my high school ceramics students read a book in their art class! Cheers, I appreciate your kindness.

I appreciate that a lot. I’ve been struggling more that ever over the past couple days. Than you for your kindness.

I like matcha, but to be fair I like it because I like the way it tastes and how it fits into the Japanese aesthetic of Teasim or Wabi-Sabi–the celebration of the natural, imperfect, weathered, broken, and humble.

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