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[Cedric]

Good morning. Tuesday already. 😉

 

[Ken]

Hey y'all, what's going on today?

 

[Reverie]

I foolishly gave away a lot of cards when I was a teenager, a lot of those cards are worth hundreds now. I traded away one card that is worth $1000+ now. Oh, the many mistakes we make when we're young and clueless.

Oh ouch! That hurts to think about lol, but yes, definitely make many the mistakes when we were younger.

Good morning. Tuesday already. 😉

Happy TUESDAY.

Hey y'all, what's going on today?

HEY THERE! I didn’t mean for caps but not going back now lol. I’m going up to my job to check out my new room so I can kinda plan decor and maybe move stuff to my new room. What are you up to today?

 

[Ken]

@Reverie I'm watching Daria on DVD and web surfing.

 

[Reverie]

@Reverie I'm watching Daria on DVD and web surfing.

At first I wasn't sure what Daria was, I looked it up and realized I've seen a bit of it but not much xD that sounds quite fun! I'm about to shower and get ready for my day I think.

 

[Ken]

At first I wasn't sure what Daria was, I looked it up and realized I've seen a bit of it but not much xD that sounds quite fun! I'm about to shower and get ready for my day I think.

The Daria complete series DVD set was $25 at Amazon, and it was a cartoon aired on MTV from 1997-2002.

 

[Reverie]

The Daria complete series DVD set was $25 at Amazon, and it was a cartoon aired on MTV from 1997-2002.

Definitely reminds me of that style! Yeah I never watched it fully, but I probably caught an episode or two. I love how cheap we can get series/seasons for a bit older shows now.

 

[cynosure.x]

The Daria complete series DVD set was $25 at Amazon, and it was a cartoon aired on MTV from 1997-2002.

That gif reminds me I saw bits and pieces of that cartoon but never knew the name for some reason.

 

[Aaron]

Good afternoon

 

[Ken]

Happy Wednesday one and all, what's going on today?

 

[Reverie]

Good afternoon

Hey hey Aaron! How are you?

Happy Wednesday one and all, what's going on today?

Hey! Just waking up. Have an appointment at the bank today and then supposed to go out to eat for our dating anniversary.

 

[Cory]

Oh ouch! That hurts to think about lol, but yes, definitely make many the mistakes when we were younger.

I still make some occasionally as an adult, as do we all. Life is but a daily lesson.

 

[Reverie]

I still make some occasionally as an adult, as do we all. Life is but a daily lesson.

That is quite true. I make my fair share of them myself. That's the only way we can learn it seems!

 

[Ken]

How's everyone tonight?

 

[Cory]

That is quite true. I make my fair share of them myself. That's the only way we can learn it seems!

Yeah, it takes mistakes to learn from them. Even though I know this I still have the hardest time getting out of my comfort zone around people and when it comes to trying out new things.

 

[Reverie]

Yeah, it takes mistakes to learn from them. Even though I know this I still have the hardest time getting out of my comfort zone around people and when it comes to trying out new things.

Comfort zone is hard to leave! I would try and break it into small steps!

 

[Cedric]

Sup all! Almost weekend.

 

[Reverie]

Good morning everyone! Hope you’re all having a great day. What are your plans for the day?

 

[ZandraJoi]

Not really.. we usually grow standard "Texas" plants. Bermuda or fescue is a normal ground cover... want San Augustine or similar.. bend over to pay for the water (ask me how I know! ).

There are some areas that are even more drought impacted that they actually don't want you growing grass.. they prefer stone and stuff like cactus.

Interesting! Have you ever tried the fake grass? That carpet like material I've seen. Do they allow rain barrels there?

 

[Tracy]

Interesting! Have you ever tried the fake grass? That carpet like material I've seen. Do they allow rain barrels there?

I've seen folks use paint and spray their yard green with it when the grass died.
And yes, you can have rain barrels, in fact several homes in my neighborhood are set up to capture rain run-off from the roofs and via a "capture tray" and they use that water for their gardens to off-set having to pay for city water.