I hung out in the park for the first time in over a year. The weather was perfect today:24C sunny, with a little wind cloud.
Met up with a few friends, had socially distanced drinks and soaked up the sun; sights and sounds of life. We were sitting near some tennis courts and the thwack of tennis balls hitting rackets was really comforting to me..lol. People hanging out, kids, dogs, not too crowded, the ice cream truck, doobies..really relaxing. #content
Re: What made your day today?
Posted: Thu Jun 03, 2021 11:43 pm
by Juana
Officially 24 hours away from the soft opening and grand opening on Tuesday, pretty stoked, it has been a long time coming
Re: What made your day today?
Posted: Sun Jun 06, 2021 5:29 pm
by SR
Just took delivery on a Tesla. Really the first time I have ever sprung for a "nice" car. It's a nice car.
Just took delivery on a Tesla. Really the first time I have ever sprung for a "nice" car. It's a nice car.
Nice, my buddy has one. He loves his.
Re: What made your day today?
Posted: Mon Jun 07, 2021 7:30 am
by SR
It's impressive. I can't stop thinking it's just a super computer. It's my wife's primary. I am still content with my hooptie Hunyadi. We got rid of an old mini convertible. That car was dysfunctional and a real pain in the ass to drive, and with about 200k on it was literally falling apart.
It's impressive. I can't stop thinking it's just a super computer. It's my wife's primary. I am still content with my hooptie Hunyadi. We got rid of an old mini convertible. That car was dysfunctional and a real pain in the ass to drive, and with about 200k on it was literally falling apart.
Yeah my primary is a 2017 Jeep Cherokee and I'm happy with it, the wife likes the nicer stuff I just drive from A to B and like to have a smooth drive that is pretty much it for me. Bonus is the built in generators other than that I'm good. Especially with coming out of the pandemic so to speak out here there have been a rash of thefts and break-ins for nicer cars in the Austin area. I only have 26k miles on the Jeep namely because if I can ride my bike to where ever I need to go I usually do that.
Re: What made your day today?
Posted: Mon Jun 14, 2021 2:28 pm
by Juana
Got me a new toy
Re: What made your day today?
Posted: Tue Jun 15, 2021 8:04 am
by Matz
Very nice! I got a 'PRS' SE Dave Navarro model six months ago, it's my favorite guitar, they know wtf they're doing
Re: What made your day today?
Posted: Wed Jun 16, 2021 3:42 pm
by Juana
Just found this
Re: What made your day today?
Posted: Wed Jun 16, 2021 7:23 pm
by trevor ayer
that is rad!!!
Re: What made your day today?
Posted: Fri Jun 25, 2021 9:28 am
by kv
Re: What made your day today?
Posted: Thu Jul 08, 2021 4:55 am
by Juana
this shit right here
Re: What made your day today?
Posted: Mon Jul 26, 2021 9:55 am
by Juana
Got everything I needed to do for most of the week done before noon CST today
Re: What made your day today?
Posted: Mon Jul 26, 2021 1:29 pm
by SR
Listening/watching Jeff Pocaro and Keith Carlock. They are just at completely different levels than other drummers
I am picturing you now, smoking Gauloises with a fresh baguette in hand. (I know, I know, such a stereotype )
Re: What made your day today?
Posted: Wed Aug 04, 2021 2:52 pm
by Larry B.
My wife’s job. It’d be a one-year contract, which might get extender for another year or two.
I’m already learning a bit of French, she’ll take an intensive course when all things are finalised. Chances are quite high it will work out, but details aren’t finalised yet.
My wife’s job. It’d be a one-year contract, which might get extender for another year or two.
I’m already learning a bit of French, she’ll take an intensive course when all things are finalised. Chances are quite high it will work out, but details aren’t finalised yet.
It would be a nice adventure, that’s for sure!
Since you've mastered English, learning French will be easy for you, imo. Probably the most difficult will be pronunciation and spelling.
I hope this wonderful opportunity works out.
Re: What made your day today?
Posted: Fri Aug 06, 2021 4:28 pm
by Larry B.
Thank you! Yeah, I’ll try my hardest to learn as quickly as possible. Most of the time I can get the throathy bits just fine, but at times it’s like I need more phlegm back there.
Needless to say, I’ll end up spending a fortune on Paris Saint-Germain tickets, just to watch Lionel Messi on a weekly basis.
And we still have to sort out the vaccination issue, as we both have Sinovac. I imagine it won’t be impossible to get the European one there.
It’s around 94% sure, but I won’t celebrate until we are actually there. I’ll post a few pics if we make it. Possibly including a few discarded mattresses.
My wife’s job. It’d be a one-year contract, which might get extender for another year or two.
I’m already learning a bit of French, she’ll take an intensive course when all things are finalised. Chances are quite high it will work out, but details aren’t finalised yet.
It would be a nice adventure, that’s for sure!
Since you've mastered English, learning French will be easy for you, imo. Probably the most difficult will be pronunciation and spelling.
I hope this wonderful opportunity works out.
I think Arabic is the hardest, I'm native level fluent in both but teaching the better half Arabic has been hell, French is easy
My wife’s job. It’d be a one-year contract, which might get extender for another year or two.
I’m already learning a bit of French, she’ll take an intensive course when all things are finalised. Chances are quite high it will work out, but details aren’t finalised yet.
It would be a nice adventure, that’s for sure!
Since you've mastered English, learning French will be easy for you, imo. Probably the most difficult will be pronunciation and spelling.
I hope this wonderful opportunity works out.
I think Arabic is the hardest, I'm native level fluent in both but teaching the better half Arabic has been hell, French is easy
Impressive! My Arabic consists of a few words...habibi, bamia, inshallah.
We got rid of an old mini convertible. That car was dysfunctional and a real pain in the ass to drive, and with about 200k on it was literally falling apart.
(I know, I know, such a stereotype )